Samsung recently sent out invites to its August 7 Unpacked event, where the company is likely announcing the Galaxy Note 10.

In fact, there’s little doubt the event is about the Galaxy Note 10: Samsung usually announces its Galaxy Note phones in August, and the invitation has a picture of a Galaxy Note S Pen stylus.

Recently, some major rumors have emerged regarding the specs of the Galaxy Note 10, as well as a supposed larger model called the Galaxy Note 10 “Pro” or “Plus.”

Check out what we’re expecting for the Galaxy Note 10 so far:


Supposedly official Samsung renders of the Galaxy Note 10 were leaked by reliable sources.

Foto: sourceIshan Agarwal/Twitter

You can check out a number of images of the supposedly official Samsung renders from reliable gadget leaker Ashan Agarwal's tweet below, as well as German tech site WinFuture, which has also provided reliable leaks in the past.

The three major things we can tell from this supposed leak include:

  • The Galaxy Note 10 will come with Samsung's "Infinity O" display, which is similar to the display on the Galaxy S10.
  • There's no fingerprint sensor on the back of the device in the render, so it's likely the Galaxy Note 10 will come with Samsung's in-display fingerprint sensor.
  • The Galaxy Note 10 will have a triple-lens camera system.

Here are the supposed specs, according to three of the most reliable gadget leakers on the internet.

Foto: sourceSteve Hemmerstoffer a.k.a @OnLeaks/91 Mobiles
  • The Galaxy Note 10 will run on Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon 855 Plus chip, which is a slightly more powerful version of the Snapdragon 855 chip that premium flagship Android smartphones have included in their 2019 models.
  • It'll have a 6.3-inch AMOLED display with Samsung's "Infinity O" selfie camera cutout.
  • There will be three cameras, including a standard camera, an ultra-wide camera, and a zoom lens.
  • The battery will be 3,600mAh.
  • The Galaxy Note 10 will have the latest and fastest technology in storage, called "UFS 3.0."

All these specs are according to three of the most well known gadgets leakers on the internet, including Steve Hemmerstoffer, Evan Blass, and Jon Prosser:


The Galaxy Note 10 will come with significant charger upgrades from previous Samsung phones.

Foto: sourceAntonio Villas-Boas/Business Insider

The 25W charger that was included in aforementioned leaks is an upgrade over the 15W chargers that came with previous Galaxy Note models.

The Galaxy Note 10 will also supposedly support 45W charging, which is insane. To put that into perspective, the charger that came with the Dell XPS 13 laptop I'm using now delivers 45W of power.

And 15W of Power Share - where the Note 10 can wireless charge another phone off its back - is a significant improvement in charging speeds from the Galaxy S10's Power Share, which is notoriously slow.


Rumors are saying that Samsung announce a new "Pro" or "Plus" version of the Galaxy Note 10.

Foto: A render of the Galaxy S10 "Pro" or "Plus," according to gadgets leaker Steve Hemmerstoffer, in collaboration with Indian tech site Price Baba.sourceSteve Hemmerstoffer a.k.a @OnLeaks/Price Baba

For the first time, there may be a second variant of a Samsung Galaxy Note phone.

The Galaxy Note 10 "Pro" or "Plus" is pretty similar to the supposed specs on the Galaxy Note 10. Here's what's different.

  • A 6.8-inch AMOLED display with Samsung's Infinity O selfie camera cutout.
  • A fourth "ToF" depth sensing camera lens.
  • A 4,300mAh battery.


The Galaxy Note 10 "Pro" or "Plus" has a fourth camera lens, but it's only to enhance features like portrait mode photos.

Foto: A render of the Galaxy S10, according to gadgets leaker Steve Hemmerstoffer, in collaboration with tech site 91 Mobiles.sourceYouTube/Pricebaba.com/OnLeaks

The fourth camera lens listed in Hemmerstoffer's tweet is a "ToF" (time of flight) lens, which is designed to help with adding depth to photo modes like portrait mode.


The Galaxy Note 10 will be expensive.

Foto: The Galaxy Note 9.sourceTony Villas-Boas/Business Insider

So far, price estimates for the Galaxy Note 10 are suggesting that it won't be cheaper than the Galaxy Note 9.

The Note 9 started at $1,000, so that's a likely starting point for the Galaxy Note 10's price tag.

As for the Galaxy Note 10 "Pro" or "Plus," it's likely to be more expensive than the standard Galaxy Note 10.


Lots of rumors are claiming that Samsung is ditching the headphone jack on the Galaxy Note 10.

Foto: sourceHollis Johnson/Business Insider

This rumors is particularly inconsistent. I've seen a back-and-forth regarding the headphone jack and whether it'll feature on the Galaxy Note 10. So far, it's looking less and less likely like the Galaxy Note 10 will have a headphone jack, if the information shared by Jon Prosser's video from the "Front Page Tech" YouTube channel is accurate.


We'll see and hear all about the Galaxy Note 10 on August 7.

Foto: sourceSamsung

Samsung sent out invites for its Galaxy Unpacked event taking place on August 7, so we'll most likely get all the details then.