Samsung Galaxy Note 10 tipped to feature UFS 3.0 storage and 50W fast charging

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is the Korean brand’s upcoming flagship that may be unveiled in August. Though we are still months away for the launch, the rumour mill is constantly churning out information about the company’s 2019 Note lineup. A recent report suggested the handset would be available in Black, White, Silver, Red, and Pink colour options at launch. It is also possible the Galaxy Note10 might borrow a few design elements from the Galaxy S10 series like the punch-hole design. Now, it is learned the Galaxy Note 10 is said to rock the latest UFS 3.0 storage and a more compact RAM to fit in a bigger battery.

Speculations are rife that Samsung Galaxy Note 10 might pack in a massive 4,500mAh battery, similar to the Galaxy S10 5G variant. In comparison, the Galaxy Note 9, from last year, had a 4,000mAh battery unit. However, it isn’t clear if all the Galaxy Note 10 variants would have 4,500mAh battery or it would just be restricted to the rumoured Galaxy Note 10 Pro model. Furthermore, according to a Forbes report, citing insider sources, Samsung is also said to be working on faster-charging tech, with up to 50W, which is a significant upgrade compared to the 15W support on the Galaxy S10 series.

As for the other specifications, the standard Galaxy Note10 is said to pack a 6.28-inch display with 536ppi pixel density, while the Galaxy Note 10 Pro is expected to sport a relatively larger 6.75-inch screen with 1,440 x 3,040 pixels resolution and 498ppi pixel density. The Snapdragon 855 SoC could power the Galaxy Note10 variant that sells in the US, while countries such as India are likely to get the 8nm Exynos 9820 processor. The handset is likely to run Android 9.0 Pie with One UI out of the box. The Galaxy Note 10 is said to rock vertically arranged quad rear camera setup and improved Galaxy Pen support. Since we are still a few months away for the launch, it would be better to take all this information with a pinch of salt.