The Samsung Galaxy S10 was revealed in all its colorful glory, approximately 20 days before its expected launch date. Several leaks of the device have surfaced, detailing the colors and configurations we should expect for the device.
Leakster, Roland Quandt claims the Galaxy S10 will be available in color options including Prism Black, Green, White, Blue, Ceramic White, and Ceramic Black. Some color options may be specific to
The Galaxy S10 E will be Samsung’s budget model, which may be priced slightly cheaper than the standard Galaxy S10 and the Galaxy S10 Plus. The device may release with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage, which makes us wonder what will pass for a discount
Samsung is surely hoping consumers will be so enamored by the gorgeous Galaxy S10 colors that they won’t care about the price quickly surpassing $1,000. Rumors still persist that there will be a model featuring 128GB of RAM and 1TB of internal storage. But since Samsung has shared its lackluster device sales in a recent earnings report, we remain skeptical that there will be a Galaxy S10 model with the internal specs of a computer — especially when the manufacturer only announced its new 1TB internal storage module a day prior.
Still, check out these gorgeous renders of the Galaxy S10 shared by 91Mobiles. This is likely the white model, but there is a little gradient color action, suggestng the device might reflect different hues depending on how its held in the light. It’s a nod to Huawei/Honor designs, but still very appealing.
A render of the Galaxy S10 in green surfaced through several sources, including Slash Leaks. These renders show the Galaxy S10 style doesn’t deviate much from Samsung’s design language in recent years, with thin bezels, no home button, and no notch. The color option isn’t common for Samsung, as the last green flagship was the Galaxy S6 Edge, which as available primarily in European markets.
Yet another render shows the Galaxy S10 in black. This color option is more plausible for the U.S. market as Samsung insists that carriers favor more simple design options due to consumer demand.
The leaks also show off the Infinity-O punch-hole displays expected for the Galaxy S10 models. The standard version will likely have a single front-facing camera, while the Galaxy S10 Plus may have a dual-lens front camera, making the Infinity-O more like an infinity pill. The rear camera for the Galaxy S10 Plus is expected to have a triple-lens setup, which quickly follows the Samsung Galaxy A7 (2018). The set up may include standard, depth, and wide angle lenses.
Renders and rumors also suggest that consumers may luck out with a headphone jack on Samsung’s flagships for at least one more year.
