The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Pro could become a cross country skier. According to recent rumors, the company from South Korea will be equipping its next flagship with a very large battery. The energy storage should be larger than that of the predecessor Galaxy Note 9 .
The standard version of the Galaxy Note 10 Pro is supposed to receive a battery that has the capacity of 4500 mAh. This is from a tweet from the leaks known ice universe that you’ll find at the bottom of this article. This would make the battery 500 mAh larger than the Galaxy Note 9 – and would be just as big as the Galaxy S10 5G. The reference to the Pro model of the Galaxy Note 10 deliver the document for the certification of the battery in South Korea, reports SamMobile.
Galaxy Note 10 Pro without physical buttons?
The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Pro is like the standard version in two versions appear: as a 4G and 5G model. If these rumors are correct, Samsung will release its top smartphone in a total of four different variants. After initially rumors about the name “Note 10E” for the weaker variant, the evidence is now that the larger version gets the addition “Pro”.
The smaller model is to receive a display with 6.28 inches, the Galaxy Note 10 Pro a 6.75-inch screen. The small version is also expected to bring a slightly weaker camera . Both smartphones could be rumored to be without physical buttons . We probably know more details in the late summer of 2019 when Samsung officially introduces the smartphone.
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