As usual, this year's mobile summer will belong to Samsung and its two flagships Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+. And even though none of them have been officially presented yet, we already have an overview of the design and other features that distinguish the new products. However, it is mainly a redesign of the cameras, where the rear one gets a completely new place and shape and the front one moves to the central part of the display.
However, the documents of the American telecommunications office FCC also confirmed another news that may not please everyone: It will be the first flagship from Samsung that will not have a 3,5 mm audio jack. Users will thus be limited to using wireless headphones or headphones with a USB-C connector. Such headphones with the AKG brand will be part of the package.
The release date and price are other things that were not expected to be announced until August 7 at the Samsung Unpacked event. Korean server Yonhap but he has already revealed that Galaxy The Note 10 and Note 10+ will be released in the 5G version on August 23. However, this date only applies to South Korea and it is not clear from the administration whether the same date also applies to the rest of the world, where versions with 4G LTE will also be available. Pre-orders for the phone should be launched in the country already two days after the event, 9.8.
The server also says that the phones are expected to go on sale in the country at prices of around $1 and $020. According to a German portal WinFuture we should expect roughly similar prices in our market as well: €999 for the basic 256GB model Galaxy Note 10, however, will only support 4G. However, 512GB and 1TB models will also be available. Premium model Galaxy The Note 10+ with a larger 6.75″ display should start at €1.
