Official Samsung Galaxy Note 10 renders leak out

There's still almost a month to go to Samsung's next big phone launch, but seemingly official images of the Galaxy Note 10 have already leaked out. Shared by Ishan Agarwal on Twitter and MySmartPrice, the images are allegedly Samsung renders of the Galaxy Note 10 (pictured above) and Galaxy Note 10+ in two colour variants: Black and Silver Prism.

If real, the images all but confirm that Samsung will unveil two different Note 10 models: a standard Galaxy Note 10, and a larger Galaxy Note 10+. The Galaxy Note 10 is expected to pack a 6.28-inch display, while the Galaxy Note 10+ will measure in at 6.75-inches. Both screens have a centred camera-cut out for a single selfie camera.

The images also suggest there'll be a few differences between the phones. The standard Note 10 looks to have a three rear-facing camera setup, while the larger Note 10+ (pictured above) ups the count to four with a Time-of-Flight sensor for capturing additional depth information.

Neither phone appears to have a dedicated Bixby button anymore.

In terms of other key specifications, we'd expect the phones to be kitted out with an Exynos 9820 processor, 128GB or 512GB of storage, 8GB of RAM, and a chonky battery. We're guessing the Note 10 battery will have a capacity of around 4,000mAh, while the Note 10+ could have a larger cell around 4,500mAh.

We'll have the full details when Samsung announces the Note 10 on August 8 (6am AEST). Or you know, if they leak out before.

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