The Galaxy S10+ will have a different display hole due to its two selfie cameras

If previous leaks are accurate, the Galaxy S10+ will make its debut next year with two selfie cameras. The first will be a regular sensor while the second will support wide-angle shots. Naturally, this means that one camera will be bigger than the other – different sized cut-outs would be required. Because of this, and in the hope of maintaining a cleaner design, Samsung is said to be using a pill-shaped hole on the display of the Galaxy S10+ which will incorporate both front-facing cameras. 

Aside from the different cut-out and two selfie cameras, other Galaxy S10+ differences are rumored to include the presence of a triple-camera setup on the rear. Furthermore, it’s claimed that the device will arrive with a large 4,000mAh battery and a very impressive 93.4% screen-to-body ratio. However, it’s worth noting that this particular model will share most of its specs with the other models.

On the inside, all three Galaxy S10 smartphones will boast either the new Exynos 9820 or the upcoming Snapdragon 8150. Furthermore, Android 9 Pie complete with Samsung’s new One UI overlay should come pre-installed straight out of the box.