Confirmed: These are the three Galaxy S10 model numbers
Plenty of rumors in the last couple of months have suggested that the Galaxy S10 will be released in three variants. We have now been able to confirm the model numbers Samsung will be using for the three Galaxy S10 variants. Two of the Galaxy S10 model numbers are SM-G970F and SM-G975F, following Samsung’s usual tradition. What about the third Galaxy S10 model? That will be the SM-G973F.
Testing on all three Galaxy S10 models has begun
Samsung is testing the three Galaxy S10 models with firmware version XXU0ARI8 at the moment. The Galaxy S10 will run Android 9.0 Pie out of the box, as expected. Speaking of Android Pie, the leaked Galaxy S9+ Android 9.0 Pie firmware confirmed earlier this week that a 5G variant of the largest Galaxy S10 version is also being tested. The 5G variant is unlikely to have a separate model number and will most probably be exclusive to South Korea and the US, two countries where Samsung is actively working to usher in the 5G era.
Current rumors and reports peg the screen size of the biggest Galaxy S10 at 6.44-inches. A recent benchmark listing suggested an increased aspect ratio as well. The SM-G970F and SM-G973F are rumored to have a 5.8-inch screen, with a dual rear camera on one and a single rear camera on the other. The SM-G975 could have a triple camera setup at the back and a dual camera setup up front, although everything is just a rumor at this point. It also remains to be seen if the significant design changes DJ Koh had mentioned will be seen across all three models.
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The fact that they even consider a “flat display” model is a worrying indication that they have no fucking clue what to do and are stepping backwards in terms of design. I knew it after buying the S8, I will eventually have to back to iPhone.
Galaxy S10
SM-G970 5.8 flat display
SM-G973 5.8 edge display
SM-G975 6.44 edge display
Would you buy the flat screen if it’s lower specs?
I don’t know. What I know for certain is that I won’t buy a phone with a warped screen.
After 2 years with s8 and this year with s9. You don’t notice the edge screen and definitely won’t return to a flat screen due to the curve making the phone less wide.
Though miss not able to buy a tempered glass protector for it. But you had the same problems with the s7 flat panel too
when Android 8.0 is going to arrive at galaxy A5 2017 in telcel in mexico, they always leave us to the last thing as always, they pass samsung
I will only buy if it has in display fingerprint scanner and thin bezels. I dont feel and ekstra camera makes it wort to upgrade from even s8+
Dead right khlad well said
Lol is Sammobile helping Samsung ease the disappointment that the normal S10 will be inferior again and not have the triple camera set up 😉
Next we will find out it will still be 4gb ram haha
I’m not sure where you got the idea that we’re helping them ease the disappointment. If the rumors weren’t coming out so often, I would have already lamented in the story that the regular S10 might be like the regular S9 and therefore not worth it. Not really sure why they would even release one 5.8-inch version, let alone two. But still some ways to go, so no use coming to conclusion at the moment 🙁
5.8 inch screen is actually the perfect size for a lot of people who doesn’t want a huge phone if they amange to slim down the bezel on the top and bottom. As for my previous comment, the original story you guys has been publishing has been giving ideas of the triple camera on the 2 high end models but now you guys are reporting it’s only for 1 phone. Samsung has been clever with the leaks previously such as letting people have the hint in advance for the s9 having only 4gb ram and single camera 6 months in… Read more »
We are just reporting on the news out there. We are not helping Samsung in any way.
If there is something new on the S10 we will report on it. To give you guys the latest rumours.
This news does not come from us as a site.
Why do people always assume that?
What about 6.2 inch model ?
Samsung has been working on 5G in Germany and UK too.