SAMSUNG GALAXY NOTE 10 - More Bad News! By TT Technology

Unfortunately we've had more disappointing news on the Galaxy Note 10, and I'll be sharing all the details right after this. If you're new here on want to stay up to date with the latest tack, please hit subscribe, followed by the bow so South Korean publication has revealed that the Galaxy Note 10 models will be launched on the 10th of August this year. But unfortunately, we have had more disappointing news on the flagship from Samsung. Last week, I showed you 360 CAD renders, from a reliable leaker on leaks that agreed with previous leaks. These show us that not only are we losing the dedicated Bigamy button, but the three and a half mil headphone jack will also be missing on both models of the note max wine back of DA is now tweeting to say that, according to his sources, the note 10 Pro is only going to have 25 watt fast charging, instead of the 45. What we're expecting, and he's also saying that it's actually the Galaxy a 90 that will have the 45 watt fast charging.

Previously, however, ice universe has told us that the charging speeds will be a significant upgrade in the note 10 and in a separate tweet. He told us that it's not going to be 25 watt, and it's also not less than 25 watt as well. A nice universe has been a very reliable source when it comes to leaks, although he tends to be a little more cryptic in his tweets, rather than just sharing the facts. Max whine back also gives no details of the evidence or source, so I can only hope that he is incorrect, although at the same time, at the galaxy, a range is a bit more experimental in terms of its features. As always, when it comes to this type of information, though, if the note is the device you're considering it, then don't worry too much until launch.

Until Samsung announced all the details that then nothing is 100% confirmed. Even without the headphone jack and 45 watt, charging I'll still be going with the note 10 Pro, providing it does end up being the great device we're expecting. They were expected to be launching on the 10th of August this year, and we will actually have four different notes available. We've got the note 10 and the note 10 5g, along with the note 10 Pro and the note 10 Pro 5g, the note 10 is going to be the smaller device and Samsung are continuing with the punch hole, selfie camera, but as previously advised that they're going to be moving it to a single punch hole in the center. The display is going to be a six point, three inch display and what we haven't had any confirmations.

We believe it's going to be a dynamic AMOLED with a resolution of 1440 by 30 40, and it will of course have the in display fingerprint scanner. We've got a volume rocker in the power button. On the left, hand, side, and they've also removed the dedicated Bigamy button and the three and a half mil headphone jack, but it does, however, look like the IR blaster may be, making a return on the rear of the device. They've changed the camera layout to a vertical alignment with the triple camera setup or was still unsure of the main sensor. It's likely going to be paired with a 16 megapixel wide-angle lens and a 12 megapixel telephoto, including the camera bump.

The phone has a thickness of 8.5 mil the phone is going to be powered by the Snapdragon 855 in North America and recent leaks have revealed the Enos 9 825 in Europe. The Enos 9 825 is reportedly manufactured at through 7 nanometer extreme ultraviolet lithography, and should bring a significant improvement over the 9 820 Ramon storage configurations are expected to be up to 12 gigs of ram and one terabyte of storage, and it will of course, be using UFS 3.0. Of course, we still get the s-pen, it's going to be running android, 9 Pi in the form of 1 UI, and it's going to be powered up by a 3400 William hour battery we're expecting the 45 watt fast charging. But of course, if max is correct, then this may only be 25. There's been no details of waterproofing, but I would assume it will be IP 68 water resistant like their other flagship phones.

Next up we've got the Galaxy Note tendon of the note.10 again it's got a single punch hole camera in the center. The display is expected to be a six point. Seven five inch dynamic AMOLED display with a resolution of 1440 by 30 40 and will of course have the in display fingerprint scanner. Again. We've got the power button and volume rocker on the left, and the right side has nothing.

Unfortunately, even on the pro model, they have removed the Bixby button in three and a half mil headphone jack. But again we do appear to have the IR blaster back. We've got the vertical camera alignment on the back, but on the pro we actually have four cameras. Again, we don't have the main sensor, but it should be paired with the 16 megapixel wide-angle, a 12 megapixel telephoto, along with a time-of-flight depth sensor, it's going to be powered up by the Snapdragon 855 and hopefully the Enos 9 825. It will come with up to 12 gigs of RAM, one terabyte storage, and again it's going to be using OF s3.

It will include the s-pen, but unfortunately we haven't had any leaks on new features of that yet, and it's all going to be powered up by a 4500 William hour battery, and it will of course come with Android 9 Pi in the form of 1 UI again, this is likely to be ip68 water-resistant, considering the rest of their flagship SAR. We have had a leak on pricing that says the note 10 pro is gonna launch from $1100, which is $100 more expensive than the previous note 9. The standard Note 10 is expected to start around $1000, which would actually make it the same as last year's models. Unfortunately, these prices are for the USA, and they're, not really directly comparable to other regions as pricing, it does differ. As always, though, I'd like to know your thoughts in the comments.

Do you think max is correct with the 25 watt charging or do you think we may see the 45? Well, it's not much of an issue for me, I'm very much hoping for 45, considering competitors like OPPO are already providing us with 50 watt fast charging. But thank you for watching the video. If you liked it smash the thumbs up. If you just hit thumbs down four times, and I'll, see you guys in the next one.

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