Live Photos Of Samsung Galaxy S10 And Galaxy S10+ Surface Online

There have been quite a few leaks surfacing online regarding the much anticipated next Samsung flagships, Galaxy S10 series in the last few weeks. The Samsung Galaxy S10 phones have already been leaked for quite a long time, but only recently, we have had the chance to see how the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+ look like through leaked illustrations and renders.

The latest live photos of the upcoming Samsung flagships were just leaked in courtesy of AllAboutSamsung - a German blog. The mentioned photos show the prototypes of the Galaxy S10 and S10+ from many angles.

The live photos show the designs that are in line with previous leaks as both of the Samsung Galaxy S10 and S10+ come with the Infinity-O display design which features a screen cutout for housing the selfie camera. However, according to previous leaks and the fresh leaked photos, the Galaxy S10+ will feature a slightly wider cut-out as it will sport a dual selfie camera on the front while it is a single camera on the other Galaxy S10 models.

The hole placement on the Galaxy S10 lineup is different from the first Samsung phone with the Infinity-O design, the Galaxy A8s. While the cut-out on the Galaxy A8s is located on the top-left corner, the ones on the Galaxy S10 lineup are placed on the top-right corner.

In terms of camera, AllAboutSamsung doesn’t reveal any further information regarding the specs of the rear camera setup, the Galaxy S10, and Galaxy S10+ are tipped to come with triple camera setups on the rear. However, you should keep in mind that the last year’s Galaxy S9 packed only a single camera on the rear while the Galaxy S9+ had two rear cameras. However, Samsung will reportedly unveil a Lite edition of the Galaxy S10 so it might be this edition that comes with a downgraded dual rear camera system.

Even though Samsung uses a screen cut-out on the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+ to reduce the top bezel as much as possible, there is still a small but noticeable chin at the bottom of both handsets, and it is quite thicker than previous renders suggested.

Otherwise, other features are mostly in line with what leaksters and tipsters have said. Samsung confirmed that they would introduce the Galaxy S10 lineup on 20 February which is only less than a month from now.