Samsung Galaxy Note 10 may come in four variants, Pro 4G-variant to have 4,500 mAh battery

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is months away from its official launch but rumours of the smartphone have started surfacing online. The latest report suggests that the premium flagship device by Samsung would have a huge battery pack.

According to a tipster called Ice Universe, the Galaxy Note 10 would have a 4,500 mAh battery in it. He stated that the massive battery would be available on a device called ‘Note 10 Pro 4G’ with a model number N975. To support this claim, another leak with an image of a Samsung battery with model number EB-BN975ABU and KC Certification has been published by the Korea Institute of Industrial Technology.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is rumoured to launch in two variants— Note 10 and Note 10 Pro.

Previous reports suggested that Samsung is planning to launch a 6.7-inch variant of the Note 10 like the S10 5G and a standard 6.4-inch variant. However, the refreshed update states that the Note 10 series would have two screen sizes of 6.28-inches and 6.75-inches.

Samsung is believed to have sourced parts from the suppliers already for both the models. The smaller variant might also be priced as an affordable option like the S10e and is expected to be the primary market for some European countries. 

The Note 10 is rumoured to have a button-less design with the volume rocker buttons, Bixby button and power button being replaced by some gestures or squeeze mechanism. It is also rumoured to be launched with four cameras at the back. Samsung is rumoured to launch four models of the Note 10, two of which would be 5G variants. The Pro variant is rumoured to have a quad-camera setup at the back while the standard variant would house a triple rear camera setup.