According to a Russian website named Hi-Tech, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is expected to be priced around $1,100 to $1,200 (approximately Rs 76,000 to Rs 83,000) and this was first spotted by GSMArena. Other than the price, the reports doesn’t mention if the given price was for the watered-down variant of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 or the high-end version. But seeing the ever-increasing price point of the smartphone this year it wouldn’t be a surprise if the company placed the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 past the $1,200 mark.
It should be noted that the reports further claimed that the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 will pack a smaller hole-punch camera than the earlier Samsung Galaxy S-series. According to our previous reports, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 will come in two different screen sizes. Out of the two, the bigger of the smartphone will then come in four different variants with two display sizes. Similar to the current smartphone trend, the bigger and the top-end models of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 will come with a ‘Pro’ moniker in its name. Unlike the Samsung Galaxy S10-series, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 10 series will have a vertical camera placement and its front camera placement will also be changed. Other than that, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Pro is expected to come with a 4,500mAh battery while the watered-down variant of the device is expected to come with a 3,400mAh battery. The upcoming Galaxy Note 10 will reportedly come with 45W fast charger as well. Also, there won’t be a headphone jack on the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and there will be no physical buttons on the new Note device.
