Samsung Likely To Launch Mid-range Galaxy Note 10 Variant In Europe

South Korean phone maker Samsung seems to be preparing for the launch of a new mid-range model of the Galaxy Note 10 lineup. As per the latest report, the phone alleged Galaxy Note 10 Lite or Note 10e could arrive in the European market in Read Red and Black colors. The phone will have SM-N770F model number, according to the report. The model will come with mid-range configurations and have the price that is much lower than the regular Note 10 variant (Rs. 69,999). Unfortunately, the details of the affordable Note 10’s hardware remain unknown.

It is tipped that the phone is probably powered by a Snapdragon 700-lineup chipset, a slightly smaller battery cell, and several other downgrades. Notably, it is not the first mid-range phone in the Galaxy Note series. Previously, Samsung already launched the affordable Galaxy Note 3 variant - Galaxy Note 3 Neo.

The affordable Note 10 is likely to attract more customers to the Note series and boost the sales. However, there is no official information surrounding the phone at present. So we should take it with a grain of salt. But if it actually comes true, the phone could belong to the same price range as the OnePlus 7T.

To recall, Samsung launched 2 Galaxy Note 10 models with several differences in specs. The regular Note 10 flaunts a 6.3-inch display with Full HD resolution, 8GB of RAM + 256GB internal storage, 3,500 mAh battery with support for 25W fast charging tech, and a triple camera setup on the back including two 12MP sensors and a 16MP sensor. Meanwhile, the Plus variant specs comprise of a 6.8-inch display with QHD+ resolution, 12GB RAM + 512GB internal storage, a 4,300 mAh battery with support for 45W fast charging tech, microSD slot, and a quad rear camera setup including two 12MP sensors, a 16Mp sensor and a 3D ToF sensor. Other similar specs between two models are Exynos 9825 chipset, USB-C port, ultrasonic on-screen fingerprint scanner, and 10MP front-facing camera.

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