Samsung proves itself every time with a better and improved design as well as specifications. And once again it came true with their Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Pro renders and specifications.
We have got some great renders and confirmed specifications of galaxy note 10 pros from none other than the render and leaks’ crown-holder LetsGoDigital and Steve Hemmerstoffer (aka @OnLeaks) respectively.
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A recent tweet from Samsung insider @ Ice universe says ” These renderings are a bit exaggerated, especially the chin, which is actually only a little smaller than the S10+ “
On response @OnLeaks says ” the Note 10 Pro will have a 4.1mm chin versus 4.9mm on the S10+. 0.8mm “
On the other hand, PriceBaba teaming up with OnLeaks gave us a 360-degree render of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Pro.
On speaking of specifications, Note 10 Pro is definitely featuring an S-Pen with an on-body slot along with a type-c port and main speaker firing downward.
Considering the display, it will have 6.75 inches dynamic AMOLED panel, with a resolution of 1,440 x 3,040 pixels and HDR 10+ support and a single punch-hole selfie shooter in the top mid position. On the back, it will have 3 rear cameras placed vertically which include a 12MP primary, 12MP telephoto and 16MP ultra wide-angle lens. Well, there is no fingerprint sensor at the back that means we can surely expect an in-display fingerprint sensor at the front.
For internal specs, we will see that it will pack a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 or Exynos 982 SoC which will depend on the region with RAM upto 12 GBs. Also it rumored come with a UFS 3.0 storage, a 4,500mAh battery, and 45W fast charging.
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