THE GALAXY S10 looks set to be Samsung's most interesting smartphone yet, with talk of 5G support, an in-display fingerprint scanner and a ludicrous quad-camera setup.
And some rumours speculate that there could be as many as four Galaxy S10 models, including an 'ultra-premium' Plus-branded variant and a cut-price 'budget' version.
We've rounded up everything we know about Samsung's incoming Galaxy S10 lineup so far, and will update this article as we hear more.
Release date
Samsung will reportedly unveil the Galaxy S10 ahead of next year's MWC at a standalone event on 20 February. The phone will be available for preorder from that date, and will then be released on 8 March.
Price
According to a report at Gizmodo, the so-called 'budget' Galaxy S10 will offer 12GB storage and retail for £699, the regular S10 will offer 128GB or 512GB storage for £799 and £999, respectively, and the S10 Plus will offer 128GB, 512GB and 1TB variants priced at £899, £1,099 and an eye-watering £1,399.
UK retailer MobileFun has prematurely showcased its range of Galaxy S10 accessories, adding weight to rumours that the flagship could offer a triple-lens camera setup. The cases (below), made by Olixar, show that the S10 will look somewhat similar to its Note 9 sibling with its bulky dimensions and horizontal camera array. However, they also appear to show an additional camera lens, adding credibility to recent leaks that pointed to standard/wide/tele camera setup for the Galaxy S10.
And some rumours speculate that there could be as many as four Galaxy S10 models, including an 'ultra-premium' Plus-branded variant and a cut-price 'budget' version.
We've rounded up everything we know about Samsung's incoming Galaxy S10 lineup so far, and will update this article as we hear more.
Release date
Samsung will reportedly unveil the Galaxy S10 ahead of next year's MWC at a standalone event on 20 February. The phone will be available for preorder from that date, and will then be released on 8 March.
Price
According to a report at Gizmodo, the so-called 'budget' Galaxy S10 will offer 12GB storage and retail for £699, the regular S10 will offer 128GB or 512GB storage for £799 and £999, respectively, and the S10 Plus will offer 128GB, 512GB and 1TB variants priced at £899, £1,099 and an eye-watering £1,399.
UK retailer MobileFun has prematurely showcased its range of Galaxy S10 accessories, adding weight to rumours that the flagship could offer a triple-lens camera setup. The cases (below), made by Olixar, show that the S10 will look somewhat similar to its Note 9 sibling with its bulky dimensions and horizontal camera array. However, they also appear to show an additional camera lens, adding credibility to recent leaks that pointed to standard/wide/tele camera setup for the Galaxy S10.
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