Galaxy Note 10 could be the fastest charging Samsung handset

The Galaxy Note series handset rounds up Samsung’s yearly flagship reveals, and the same is expected of the Galaxy Note 10 or should we say Galaxy Note 10s. Samsung is likely to launch at least two to three models of the Note 10 series as compared to the one they released last year.

This should come as a surprise as the South Korean tech giant released four Galaxy S10 models as compared to the two Galaxy S9 handsets last year. With a global 5G rollout nowhere in sight; Samsung will likely launch a 4G and 5G variant of the Galaxy Note 10. The company may also be inclined to lean towards another budget Note 10 to target the more value-for-money-oriented consumer.

According to a tweet by renowned leakster Ice Universe, the Galaxy Note 10 4G variant would feature a massive 4,500 mAh battery capacity and 25W fast charging support. However, less than a week since the first tweet, Ice universe was quick to correct his first tweet implying that the Note 10 Pro would exceed the 25W fast charging support.

“Note10 charging is not 25w” ≠ “less than 25w”, perhaps starting from Note10, battery capacity and charging speed will no longer be Samsung's weaknesses, or even advantages.
But I don't want to say more because everything has variables. pic.twitter.com/PQR2Q6oUNX

— Ice universe (@UniverseIce) May 4, 2019

The charging speed of the device alone makes the upcoming Note 10 Samsung's fastest charging handset. The Superman logo has lead many to speculate that the Galaxy Note 10 series could boast up to 50W fast charging support. Currently, Oppo's SuperVOOC charger can hit around 50W  and is capable of fully charging its Find X Lamborghini handset from 0 to 100 per cent in just 35 minutes.

Da Vinci is symmetrical

— Ice universe (@UniverseIce) April 25, 2019

In another tweet, Ice universe also mentioned Da Vinci is symmetrical, which at first glance seems more like a cryptic message. However, Da Vinci is the codename of the Galaxy Note 10, which means the device will likely feature a symmetrical design. You can also see a cutout in the middle of the Note 10 as opposed to the top right corner on the S10 models.