Galaxy Note 10+ Specs Sheet Revealed, Pre-Order Starts From 7 August

We have already known quite a few details of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ via many leaks recently. However, the latest one shared by a reliable source offers a new look of the smartphone.

As you know from the previous leaks, the Galaxy Note 10+ could sport a display with QHD+ (3,040 x 1,440-pixel) resolution and a centered hole-punch camera. Under the hood is an Exynos 9825 SoC or Snapdragon 855 Plus in some selected markets. In addition, the upcoming flagship phone could have 12GB RAM and 256GB/512GB storage with UFS 3.0.

However, you may not know the weight and dimensions of the phone. It is tipped that the device will measure 162.3 x 77.1 mm and 7.9mm in thickness. The phone’s display could have a size of 6.8 inches and its weight is probably 198g.

In addition, the smartphone is expected to have three-step aperture including f/2.4, f/1.8, f/1.5 on the 12MP primary camera. Besides, its telephoto sensor will have 12MP resolution with an aperture of f/2.1 for better performance in low-light condition while the ultra-wide sensor will have a resolution of 16MP with an aperture of f/2.2. The selfie camera will still be at 10MP resolution.

Additionally, as revealed before, the phone will be backed by a 4,300mAh battery, but the latest specifications sheet confirmed that the battery will support the 45W quick charging solution. Besides, the phone also features up to 20W wireless charging tech. Samsung also equips the handset with AKG’s stereo speakers. Also, according to the specs sheet, the smartphone will not have an audio jack and IR blaster, but it still features a microSD slot.

It is known that those who want to buy the Galaxy Note 10+ can pre-order it from 7 August. And the device will be available for sales from 23 August. According to the previous reports, the phone will have the starting price of €999 (roughly Rs. 76,500) for the standard variant with 8GB RAM + 256GB storage.