Latest update Samsung Galaxy Note 10 breaks first ‘official’ leaked photos

If you’re even a little bit follower of news related to phones, you might know
that Samsung’s flagship, stylus-equipped Galaxy Note 10 is being launched on
August 7th. You also might know that it’ll have 5G, and you even have a
decent idea what it looks like, thanks to these estimated renders from June. But
now, if we get our best look at the Galaxy Note 10 — the very first official
photos of the phone have been reportedly leaked out.

The images come from both the typically reliable Roland
Quandt at WinFuture and MySmartPrice contributor Ishan Agarwal, so we’re little
doubt that these photos might be legit. And if so, these photos reveal that
Samsung is planning not only to produce the Galaxy Note 10 in black color but also an attractive, shiny blue-purple pearlescent color scheme that’s a dead
ringer for the Huawei P30 Pro. Quite interesting. Isn’t?

As rumors have spread previously, we can clearly see a triple-camera array at
the back of the phone, exceptionally thin bezels and a hole-punch camera that
each barely disturbs the screen around the front, and all the curved glass you’d
expect from a Samsung flagship in 2019.

Just like included features in the photos are interesting so are the missing
one’s name, there’s no visible fingerprint sensor (suggesting it’s inside the
display), and this phone has one fewer physical button than we’d typically
expect on a Galaxy Note. Did Samsung really put an end to the power button, or
did it finally get rid of the oft-hated Bixby button? (We ask because the button
beneath the volume rocker is typically Bixby, not power, in recent Samsung
designs.) If the power button simply switched side, that’s still something users
would have to get used to.

And though this couldn’t be seen in leaked images, we’d previously
heard that Samsung would probably be ditching the 3.5mm headphone jack
with the Note 10 as well — maybe you’re not surprised if you expect a
premium phone to be paired with premium Bluetooth headphones, but a little odd
since the Note has always been the everything-and-the-kitchen-sink device
when we talk about features.

The other less highlighted thing is that Samsung is rumored to have a second,
larger version of the new Note. According to Quandt, we’re looking at the small version which will be supposed to have a 6.3-inch screen. If you’re a believer of the rumors, you can also look forward to a giant 6.75-inch Note 10 Pro when
Samsung officially announces this August — and possibly a 5G variant as
well, if Samsung decided that 5G was too tough to fit into the standard Note.