Samsung Galaxy Note10 and Note10+ press renders leak showing gradient paint job

If after all of the recent leaks you were still left wondering what Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Note10 and Note10+ would look like, here's the answer to that.

Both the Note10 and the Note10+ have been leaked in official-looking press renders, in two color versions - black and a silver with a gradient finish on the back, that's somewhat reminiscent of Huawei's similar paint job for its P30 Pro. This colorway gets a blue S Pen.

Previously rumored things are confirmed too, like the single front-facing camera with its centered punch hole, the smaller bezels than the Note9, and the new arrangement of the rear camera island, which is vertical and off to one side unlike past Samsung flagships.

Again as rumored, the Galaxy Note10 has three rear cameras, whereas the Note10+ adds a ToF sensor as well. Neither model features a heart rate sensor on the back, so that seems to be on the way out. What these images neither confirm nor deny is whether the 3.5mm headphone jack is actually gone as suspected or if it survived one more round in Samsung's high-end roster.

The Bixby button seems to be gone though - or to be more specific, the traditional Samsung power button on the right side is nowhere to be found, while the left side houses the volume buttons as usual and another key underneath them. In previous top of the line devices from the Korean maker this was the Bixby button, but it seems like it may now serve as the power button - as we're assuming Samsung hasn't just ditched that concept entirely.

As you can see there's no fingerprint scanner on the back, and that's because it's under the display, which is unsurprising considering that the S10 and S10+ both already use the same solution.

According to past rumors and speculation, the Galaxy Note10 will sport a 6.3-inch screen while the Note10+ will have a 6.7-inch panel. Each one will also get a 5G version. Price-wise, expect the top spec Note10+ iteration to get dangerously close to the €2,000 level. The new phones will be announced at an event on August 7.

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