Something to look forward to: We’re less than one month away from the Unpacked event where Samsung will unveil its Galaxy S10 phones—along with a foldable device and other products. As such, leaks are arriving thick and fast, the latest of which reveals pricing for the three models. Unsurprisingly, the flagship version carries a steep price tag. It’s almost certain that Samsung is releasing three versions of the Galaxy S10: a 5.8-inch Galaxy S10 Lite, which may be called the Galaxy S10E, a 6.1-inch Galaxy S10, and the 6.4-inch Galaxy S10+. Italian tech site Tutto Android has revealed the Galaxy S10 prices in Italy. There are six variants, comprised of different models, memory, and storage sizes. Galaxy S10 Lite 6GB RAM / 128GB storage: €779 ($885) Galaxy S10 6GB RAM / 128GB storage: €929 ($1,056) Galaxy S10 8GB RAM / 512GB storage: €1,179 ($1,340) Galaxy S10+ 6GB RAM / 128GB storage: €1,049 ($1,192) Galaxy S10+ 8GB RAM / 512GB storage: €1,299 ($1,477) Galaxy S10+ 12GB RAM / 1TB storage: €1,600 ($1,819) It appears Samsung has upped the minimum storage to 128GB while removing the 256GB option. It also seems that last year’s rumors of a 12GB RAM model were accurate, though combined with 1TB of storage, it comes at a very high price: around $1819. Samsung Galaxy S10E, S10, and S10+ (L to R), encased pic.twitter.com/Pk2gpXkXxn — Evan Blass (@evleaks) 19 January 2019 While the S10 Lite/S10E is under $900, it does lack the other phones’ in-display fingerprint reader. It also has dual cameras and a flat screen, whereas the S10 has three rear cameras, a curved display, and a hole punch selfie cam. The S10+ also has three lenses, along with a larger hole punch. We’ll get confirmation of the Galaxy S10 models’ prices and specs on Wednesday, February 20.<doc-sep>The price of the new Samsung Galaxy S10 appears to have been leaked less than a month before it is officially launched. The handset will come in various sizes, with different sizes and specifications, the standard model in the middle. Italian news website TuttoAndroid revealed a price list for the various iterations of the device, together with the colours available for each model. It suggests the higher end model will be priced at €1,599 (£1,400) – almost the same price as the top-of-the-range iPhone XS Max. But the S10 Lite will start at €779 and increase to somewhere between €929 and €1,179 for the standard Galaxy S10, depending on the storage. All three versions will come in black, white or green colour schemes, while the Lite will also be available in Yellow. The S10 Plus will come in two "special edition non-ceramic versions". 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One of the most highly-anticipated features is an in-built fingerprint scanner that is expected to sit below the screen. This may not be greeted with enthusiasm by all customers however, as the function is apparently rendered unusable when a screen protector is placed over the display. A concept design for the Samsung Galaxy S10 rendered by TS concept (TS Concept/ YouTube) The screen on the Samsung Galaxy S10 will be the most advanced smartphone display (Getty Images/iStockphoto) A Reddit user shared the image of the suspected Galaxy S10 smartphone (Reddit/ hissick27) Images of several prototype versions of the Samsung Galaxy S10 have already been shared across social media, with one allegedly spotted this month on a bus in South Korea. The official unveiling for the new smartphone is set for 20 February, before going on sale in early March. Samsung does not comment on rumours or leaks of forthcoming devices and did not confirm the authenticity of the latest price leak.<doc-sep>As of this week, we’re officially within a month of the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S10. With the next Unpacked right around the corner, new reports are spilling more of Samsung’s secrets. This time, new reports reveal potential pricing for the Galaxy S10, as well as a release date and some other products that could arrive alongside the flagship. According to TuttoAndroid, Samsung’s Galaxy S10 could be released on March 8th, just a few weeks after the February 20th launch event. This launch date includes the Galaxy S10, S10+, and the S10 Lite. Those devices will apparently also arrive in a handful of different colors. The report details that the Galaxy S10 Lite could arrive in black, white, yellow, and green. The standard Galaxy S10 may also arrive in those colors, but dropping the yellow variant. Finally, the S10+ could also come in black, white, and green, but with two special editions also coming. It’s unclear what those will be, but according to this report they won’t be made from ceramic. This report also details some potential pricing for the Galaxy S10 family. Apparently in Italy, the reporting publication’s home country, the Galaxy S10 Lite will offer 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage for 779 euros. From there, the S10 will cost either 929 or 1179 euros depending on picking either the 6/128GB option or the 8/512GB option. The S10+ will reportedly cost 1049, 1299, or 1599 euros for the 6/128GB, 8/512GB, or 12/1TB options respectively. Leaked Galaxy S10 renders In related news, another report from TuttoAndroid claims that we’ll be seeing a lot more than just the Galaxy S10 at February 20th’s Unpacked event. This includes the possibility of a new smartwatch, maybe the reported “Galaxy Fit,” new Android-powered tablets, and potentially new headphones as well. It’s unclear if these other products are locked in for the 20th, so we’ll just have to wait and see. With MWC just a few days later, it’s entirely possible Samsung will hold an announcement or two for that event. Of course, we are still expecting the company’s folding smartphone to arrive at Unpacked. More on Samsung: Check out 9to5Google on YouTube for more news: FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links. More. Check out 9to5Google on YouTube for more news:<doc-sep>
Though few confirmations have actually been made, it's largely expected that Samsung will reveal numerous Galaxy S10 models next month, with the South Korean manufacturer tipped to launch standard, Lite and Plus versions of its flagship handset, along with an all-new Galaxy X foldable phone. According to a new leak published by Italian website TuttoAndroid, we could be looking at quite a hefty price point for Samsung's top S10 model, with a quoted price of €1,599 (around $1,817 / £1,410 / AU$2,540) for the Galaxy S10 Plus with 1TB of storage and 12GB of RAM – a figure that far exceeds that of any previous Galaxy smartphone. Thankfully, the report also notes more reasonable pricing for the various models under that one, which you can check out below: Galaxy S10 Lite (6GB/128GB): €779 (around $908 / £704 / AU$1,269) Galaxy S10 (6GB/128GB): €929 (around $1,056 / £819 / AU$1,476) Galaxy S10 (8GB/512GB): €1,179 (around $1,340 / £1,039 / AU$1,873) Galaxy S10 Plus (6GB/128GB): €1,049 (around $1,192 / £925 / AU$1,666) Galaxy S10 Plus (8GB/512GB): €1,299 (around $1,477 / £1,130 / AU$2,063) As for when the new handsets will be available to purchase, the report claims an on-sale date of March 8 in Italy (a little over two weeks after Samsung's February 20 launch event), which seems reasonable. Of course, none of this has been confirmed by Samsung, so we'll have to wait a few more weeks to see what the electronics giant has in-store for its next generation of handsets.