Alleged Renders Show What The Galaxy S10 Could Look Like

For the past few years, Samsung has more or less kept to the same design for its Galaxy S-series of smartphones. There are changes made to each design, but for the most part they still largely look the same, which isn’t necessarily a criticism of the company’s choices. That seems like it will continue to be the case with the 2019 models, the Galaxy S10.

According to a report from PhoneArena, it seems that they were tipped off by an anonymous source about several details regarding the Galaxy S10 and its variants. There are even renders that shows what the phone could look like, as you can see in the image above. Like we said, for the most part the phones look the same as its predecessors, but the main difference is the hole punch cut out where the front-facing camera will be placed.

In the image above, the regular Galaxy S10 model will feature a smaller 6.1-inch display and a single circular cut out, versus the larger 6.4-inch Galaxy S10+ that appears to sport dual front-facing cameras. However apart from the display size difference and the number of front-facing cameras, both phones are expected to feature 2K displays and a triple camera setup on the back.

What’s interesting is that renders of the back of the phone do not show a fingerprint sensor which is what the Galaxy S9 had. This seems to be in line with earlier reports that claim that the phone could feature an in-display sensor instead. Take this leaks and renders with a grain of salt for now, but if an early 2019 announcement is in the cards, we probably won’t have to wait much longer for the details.

Tyler Lee
Categories: Cellphones, Rumors
Tags: Galaxy S10, Samsung