The battery has always been one of the workhorses that technology companies have not found a workable solution yet which continues forcing them to increase its capacity to be able to offer reasonable autonomy, in addition to implementing improvements in the operating system (which Google is responsible for) and creating more efficient processors (Qualcomm in most cases ).
The new Galaxy S10 are proof of this, with a battery capacity in two of its three versions, superior to what we could find in the Galaxy S9 and S9 +. The next high-end terminal that the company will launch, the Galaxy Note 10 will also see the size of its battery increased, specifically the Pro model will do so up to 4.500 mAh, so 4.000 mAh of the Galaxy Note 9.
Yes, we are talking about a Galaxy Note 10 Pro. Apparently the Korean company is planning launch four variants of the Galaxy Note 10. Two would be managed by 4G modem and another two with 5G modem. Two of them would hit the market with a 6,28-inch screen, while the Pro version would do so with a 6,75-inch screen. This screen size would correspond to the Pro model.
It is clear that Samsung wants the Note range to reach a greater number of potential customers, like the S10 range, hence the S10e model has been launched, cheaper but with practically the same features that we can find in the other two terminals that are part of the S10 range.
The battery size of the Galaxy Note 10 Pro has been leaked after this device has been certified by the South Korean Industrial Institute of Technology, and also shows us how the model number will be the EB-BN975ABU that corresponds to the 4G variant SM-N975.
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 design
The Galaxy S10 range has released a new design where the entire front is a screen, and where we can find one or two front cameras in the shape of an island. This will almost certainly be the same design that Samsung will implement in the new generation Note 10, a new generation that will be presented almost in all probability in August and will reach the market in early September.
