With this in mind, we hit the drawing board to create a series of concept 3D renders that aim to depict what the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 could look like, based on current rumors and ongoing trends in the tech world. As such, these images are not meant to be completely representative of what the Note 10 will look like in the end, but rather, help us paint a better picture of what features and design changes to expect.
Four main cameras on the back
We don’t know whether (or how) Samsung will change the position and shape of the flash and heart rate sensor, but we’d love to see them take on a more rounded shape
We've got our fingers crossed for a plethora of new color options for the Galaxy Note 10
Punch-hole style selfie camera
Ever since Samsung hinted at the “New” Infinity Display—an uncompromised display that likely hides a front-facing camera underneath—fans have been hoping to see it implemented in a consumer device. Unfortunately, the technology for hiding a camera beneath the actual display seems to not be ready for prime time (though you can bet that companies are working on it and it’s happening in the coming years). For now, though, Samsung’s stopgap to a completely bezel-less device seems to be the Infinity-O display, which has a “hole” for the selfie camera.
If historical evidence is anything to go by, the Note 10 is likely to feature a dual front-facing camera setup, similar to that of the Galaxy S10. Who knows, Samsung might even go as far as to add a third one, though this would be too much, in our opinion at least.
In-display fingerprint scanner
With the Galaxy S10, Samsung introduced an ultrasonic in-display fingerprint reader. The Galaxy Note 10 is likely going to adopt the tech as well, doing away with the rear-mounted sensor. The in-display solution is not only infinitely more convenient in every possible way, but it will also reduce the risk of leaving smudges on your camera while trying to unlock your phone.
Some people are still concerned with how durable this type of fingerprint reader is, though if the Galaxy S10 is anything to go by, then the answer is, “more than enough.” Samsung’s latest flagship phone was recently subjected to a lot of torture to test whether damaging the screen above the sensor impedes its functionality. Turns out, it doesn’t. In other words, if you don’t take it upon yourself to destroy it, it won’t be affected by normal use and wear.
So, what do you make of all this? Do you like the design and colors we came up with? If you did, check out the gallery at the end of the article for more renders.
Disclaimer: the images featured in this article are based entirely on preliminary information about the handset and have no pretense of being fully representative of the device's final design.
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 3D renders
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- Display 6.8"
- Camera
- Processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 855, Octa-core, 2840 MHz
- Memory
- Storage 1000 GB
- Battery
55 Comments
1. hypertonik
Posts: 23; Member since: Nov 17, 2014
A yellow Note 10?? Oh my, I hope that will come true at last...
posted on Mar 06, 2019, 5:15 AM 8
15. Mreveryphone
Posts: 1779; Member since: Apr 22, 2014
This S10+ will hold me over until the real monster arrives!
posted on Mar 06, 2019, 8:17 AM 10
38. GoTstan
Posts: 374; Member since: Jul 25, 2015
Dude, it's the same thing.
Since the note5, Samsung switched up its approach with the note.
Only 2 things different you get now, slightly bigger battery and the spen (which I'll admit, they did improve)
With the $$ you just dropped, keep the s10+, my advice.
Or, do what you want.....
*I just remembered, if Samsung puts the newer RAM in this, then it may be worth the upgrade
posted on Mar 08, 2019, 4:40 AM 4
44. Mreveryphone
Posts: 1779; Member since: Apr 22, 2014
The new ram and the new memory will be worth the upgrade. I only paid half for the S10+ so I didn't drop too much..
posted on Mar 08, 2019, 11:26 AM 0
2. redmd
Posts: 1871; Member since: Oct 26, 2011
I wish Samsung will make a 7 inch Note this year. Go big Samsung.
posted on Mar 06, 2019, 5:32 AM 7
21. AngelicusMaximus
Posts: 577; Member since: Dec 20, 2017
They will likely use 6.7" panel they are using for the S10 5G. I would definitely call that going big. That phone is barely bigger than the Note 9. I'm okay with that.
posted on Mar 06, 2019, 9:11 AM 0
27. f_u_006
Posts: 109; Member since: Mar 19, 2014
7 inches or above is considered a tablet.
posted on Mar 06, 2019, 12:32 PM 2
32. geordie8t1
Posts: 222; Member since: Nov 16, 2015
says who? form factor and screen ratio should dictate if its a phablet or tablet, huawei mate 20 X is a 7.2" phablet which is not so much bigger then the note 9, doesnt look anything like a tablet
posted on Mar 07, 2019, 12:19 AM 0
56. Guseinguliev
Posts: 18; Member since: Mar 04, 2019
A completely large display is also not beautiful not convenient.
posted on Mar 12, 2019, 2:51 AM 0
5. Orion78
Posts: 142; Member since: Mar 27, 2014
That damn punch hole. Hopefully Samsung comes up with something better than these renders.
posted on Mar 06, 2019, 6:08 AM 6
13. sissy246
Posts: 6833; Member since: Mar 04, 2015
It looks much better then the notch everyone else is doing.
posted on Mar 06, 2019, 8:13 AM 4
7. darkkjedii
Posts: 30499; Member since: Feb 05, 2011
The king cometh.
posted on Mar 06, 2019, 6:30 AM 14
16. sissy246
Posts: 6833; Member since: Mar 04, 2015
So true, so true
posted on Mar 06, 2019, 8:17 AM 4
30. darkkjedii
Posts: 30499; Member since: Feb 05, 2011
Yes yes yesssssssss.
posted on Mar 06, 2019, 5:36 PM 2
9. Guseinguliev
Posts: 18; Member since: Mar 04, 2019
no need to remove metallic copper color
posted on Mar 06, 2019, 6:55 AM 2
12. Sagemode87
Posts: 33; Member since: Aug 16, 2018
Please bring back iris scanner. Fingerprint on screen doesn't justify getting rid of another secure way to unlock phone.
