About a week ago a Galaxy Note10 render surfaced, one which got the approval nod from several leaksters on Twitter. Now, based on intel from another trusted source, @OnLeaks, 91mobiles have posted a set of renders that is somewhat different than the previous one, but still resembles the first take.

The Infinity O display, as rumored, is still present, however, this time around, as previous leaks suggested, it’s a single hole, and it’s dead center. The screen is hinted to be 6.3-inches big, somewhat smaller than the previous Note9, with a 1,440 x 3,040 pixel resolution.

The back represents the vertically aligned triple-camera module and an LED flash, contradicting previous gossip about a four-camera system (three cameras and a ToF sensor). The 3.5mm headphone jack port is gone, and, contrary to what we’ve recently heard, the renders seem to show physical buttons on the side of the phone.

In terms of physical dimensions, the report suggests a 162.6 x 77.4 x 7.9mm footprint. In terms of internals, the Galaxy Note10 is expected to pack a Snapdragon 855 or Exynos 9820 processor, and up to 12GB of RAM

A possible Galaxy Note10 Pro, a second Note10, will be reportedly larger at 6.75-inches. This one, however, is expected to have the quad-camera system on the back with the addition of the ToF sensor. This is also the model that will ditch the physical buttons, gain UFS 3.0 storage like the OnePlus 7 Pro, and 45W fast-charging capabilities.

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