Samsung Galaxy S10+ Leaked Press Render Reveals Everything!

The internet has been buzzing with leaks and rumors about Galaxy Note 10+ during this past couple of weeks but this shouldn’t come as a surprise since Galaxy Note 10+ will hold the title of being Samsung’s flagship smartphone in 2019 and fan expectations are through the roof! Fortunately for us and other smartphone fans, Samsung can’t keep a secret and a brand-new Galaxy Note 10+ leak has surfaced on the web. Leaked Press Render We already had a pretty good idea of what Galaxy Note 10+ is going to look like but now, we don’t need to guess anymore because the folks at Slashgear have managed to get their hands on a new Galaxy Note 10+ press render that reveals the smartphone’s every design detail and features. Sleek Display The first thing that stands out when we take a look at the recently leaked Galaxy Note 10+ press render is that the smartphone is going to ship with a massive 6.8-inches display. This is quite a major upgrade in comparison with the previous Galaxy Note 9 model. To make things even better, the new display that Samsung uses for Galaxy Note 10+ is going to feature a truly bezel-less screen and a punch-hole in the middle that is going to house the 10MP dual-pixel f/2.2 camera. Impressive Camera Setup Leaving the cool looking bezel-less display aside, the other feature that stands out when looking at Galaxy Note 10+ is the smartphone’s rear mounted triple-camera setup. This setup is going to support f/1.5 to f/1.8 to f/2.4 openings. Furthermore, the openings are going to be joined by a 16MP wide-angle sensor, 12MP telephoto lens and a 2x optical zoom lens. To top it all off, Galaxy Note 10+ will also feature 3D time-of-flight sensor.

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