The Samsung Galaxy S10 will be officially announced on the 20th of February. We expect that details such as pricing and pre-order and release dates will be revealed then as well, but it seems that in the meantime for those who are interested in the phone, Samsung is allowing customers to reserve it in advance.
The phone has yet to be officially announced which means that this is mostly aimed at users who are pretty sure that they want the Galaxy S10 as their next phone. The website also seems to have revealed the release date which is the 8th of March, and that if you were to reserve it, you will also be given a $50 credit to be used on accessories for the phone, such as cases and screen protectors.
Users will also be able to trade in their older handsets (if it is eligible to be traded in) and get up to $550 in value. Given the rumored pricing of the Samsung Galaxy S10, $550 will go a long way in helping make the phone feel a lot more affordable. The Samsung Galaxy S10 is expected to be launched in at least three different variations, where one will be the budget model, the other being the regular, and one more bein the plus.
There are also reports claiming that a 5G variant might be launched alongside the regular versions of the phone, but we’ll have to wait and see.
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