Samsung has reportedly started production of its upcoming flagship Galaxy S10 for 2019. The timing makes sense. The company is going to reveal the new devices to us on February 20 and start pre-orders immediately after the news is presented.
Samsung has confirmed that production has begun in South Korea. Production in the other factories has reportedly already started as well. There should be no problems with the availability of new models after the start of sales.
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However, the South Korean company has not yet greenlit the production of all variants Galaxy S10. The factories are already producing the S10E, S10 AND S10+ models. The three models will be available in different RAM and storage configurations, so it will be a while before Samsung has them all in production, but the deadline should be there. According to local media, factories have started production Galaxy S10 already on January 25.
According to available information, only 4G models are produced. Production of 5G models will start later. It actually makes sense, 5G variants will not be needed in such large quantities and operators will only switch their networks to 5G during the first half of this year.
