Although we already have an idea of ​​what the new Samsung Galaxy S10 will look like , mystery still surrounds the device in terms of its versions. So far, it seems clear that there will be three main models; however, there's a possibility that two more versions will appear, completing an intriguing quintet.
Samsung Galaxy S10: from Lite to 5G
The key, of course, would be 5G . Samsung, eager to be at the forefront of everything, is reportedly planning to launch not one, but two Galaxy S10 models with 5G connectivity. Current rumors indicate that one of the phones will be exclusive to Verizon and will also feature a higher-capacity battery than the other.
If so, it would be quite interesting to see how Samsung would be willing to exaggerately fragment its next flagship, since five different versions are many versions to take into account, although, on the other hand, it will allow the range of prices to be opened depending on the needs of the user. user.
Beyond X is Samsung's first 5G mobile phone. It uses a 6.7-inch screen and will be available in South Korea and the United States. It adds a ToF sensor to the front and rear. This is the top version of the Galaxy S10. The 5G LOGO is very cool.
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All models and versions of the Galaxy S10
If we take into account all the rumors published to date and we trust the theory of the 5 models, the S10 catalog would look more or less like this:
- Galaxy S10 Lite: The most basic model in the range, with a flat screen without curves, although it does have a hole for the front camera.
- Galaxy S10: The model that redefines the new generation. Curved screen and hole for the front camera.
- Galaxy S10+: The larger model would also have a double front camera with a double hole in the screen.
- Galaxy S10 5G (For Verizon): It would be the 5G version of the S10+ with the bonus of offering a higher capacity battery. Supposedly exclusive to Verizon and with a ceramic finish.
- Galaxy S10 5G: Same as above (also ceramic finish) but not exclusive to Verizon. The battery would be of smaller capacity, possibly like that of the S10+.
It's time to keep waiting
Unfortunately, all these rumors don't help much, since we'll have to wait a little over a month to find out for sure. That said, looking at previous MWC events , with a bit of luck we might not have to wait that long, as the leakers will make sure everything is clear well in advance. Do you remember those days when the manufacturers' presentations were full of surprises? Me neither.