Samsung Galaxy Note 10 breaks the cover in these first "official" photos leaked

If you follow a little phone news, know that the Galaxy Note 10, the flagship product of Samsung, equipped with a stylus, will arrive on August 7. You know it will have 5G, and you even have a decent idea of ​​what it looks like from these estimated June renderings. But now, we may have our best look at the Galaxy Note 10 – the first official photos of the phone would have been disclosed.

The images come from both Roland Quandt, typically reliable, at WinFuture and MySmartPrice donor Ishan Agarwalso we have little doubt about their legitimacy. And if that's the case, they reveal that Samsung plans to produce not only the Galaxy Note 10 in black, but also an attractive, shiny, pearly blue-purple color scheme, which sounds great for the Huawei P30 Pro. Interesting.

As the rumor goes, we clearly see a set of three cameras at the back of the phone, extremely thin glasses and a perforated camera that barely disturb the screen from the front, as well as all the curved glass you expect of a flagship Samsung in 2019.

But what's missing can be just as interesting as what's included in the photo: there is no visible fingerprint sensor (which seems to indicate it is on the screen) and this phone has a physical button less than what is usually expected on a Galaxy Note. Has Samsung removed the power button, or is it finally getting rid of the Bixby button? (We ask you, because the button below the volume rocker is usually Bixby and not power, according to Samsung's recent models.) If the power button simply shifts to the side, it's still something something that users have to get used to.

And although we can not see it in these images, we had already heard that Samsung would probably also abandon the 3.5mm headphone jack with Note 10 – this is perhaps not surprising if you expect this that a high-end phone is associated with a high-end Bluetooth. headphones, but a little strange since the note has always been the all-and-the-kitchen sink feature when it comes to features.

Photo of Vlad Savov / The Verge

The other thing we do not see, of course, is that Samsung would have a second, larger version of the new note. Whent says we're looking at the small version, which would have a 6.3-inch screen. If you believe the rumors, you can also expect a giant 6.75 inch Pro 10 when Samsung officially announces its launch in August, or even a 5G variant, if Samsung decided that the 5G was too difficult to integrate into the standard note.