We're extremely close to Samsung making an official announcement about their newest Galaxy S phones, which means press renders are due to start leaking. And, right on cue, a few images have popped up detailing three models of the Galaxy S10 family, including the Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10, and Galaxy S10+.
While the latter two models have pretty much all of the major features that we're expecting from flagship devices, the Galaxy S10e will be the budget-friendly option that appears to have a few things removed.
The image above is the Galaxy S10e, and while it does have the hole-punch screen for the front-facing camera, it's only sporting a dual-camera layout on the back and will reportedly not use an in-display fingerprint scanner. Instead, the power button will double as a fingerprint reader, which we've seen on previous Sony and Motorola devices.
The Galaxy S10 models, however, spare no expense. They will be utilizing an in-display fingerprint scanner, matching every rumor for the past year, and they're both using triple-camera setups on the back. Only the Galaxy S10+ will have dual front cameras, setting itself apart from the smaller device. All the devices have headphone jacks, too.
Samsung will reportedly be releasing these devices in black, white, and green, with an exclusive yellow option for the Galaxy S10e dropping later on. Keep an eye out for those leaks, too.
via: Android Police
Until Samsung confirms there will be a 5G phone, I’m done being an early adopter. I already fell sucker to the 9+ which was a glorified 8+. And I’m still, pardon the pun, “burning” from the whole Note 7 debacle… TWICE.
I guess I’ll live with “old” technology for another year unless Samsung has a surprise that’s not included in these “leaks.”