Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Tipped to Support 45W Fast Charging

The upcoming Samsung phone is internally codenamed ‘Da Vinci’.

By Tasneem Akolawala | Updated: 3 June 2019 13:37 IST

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Tipped to Support 45W Fast Charging

Photo Credit: Twitter/ Ben Geskin

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is likely to launch in August this year

Highlights

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 fast charging information was leaked by a tipster
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is rumoured to be coming in two variants
The phone is also reported to pack a quad-camera setup

If Samsung were to follow tradition, the Galaxy Note 10 should be make its debut around August this year. Although we are months away from the launch, the first leaks about the upcoming Note-series smartphone have started to trickle in. As per the latest leak, the Samsung phone said to be coming with 45W fast charging support. This comes after the phone was tipped to ditch the headphones jack and all physical buttons. The cheaper Samsung Galaxy Note 10 model is also reportedly going to pack a 3,400mAh battery.

Tipster Ice Universe over the weekend tweeted a photo of Leonardo Da Vinci with binary code 101101 and a charge symbol. As the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is reported to be internally called the ‘Da Vinci' and that binary code translates to 45, the photo is believed to hinting that the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 will come with 45W fast charging.

Apart from this, as mentioned above, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is likely to use capacitive or pressure-sensitive areas instead of physical buttons for power and volume. Recent reports also suggest that the next-generation Galaxy Note 10 could be launched in two distinct models. The lower-end variant is expected to ship with a 3,400mAh battery. This is notably lower in capacity than the 4,000mAh battery available on last year's Galaxy Note 9.

The Galaxy Note 10 has also been spotted in a leaked render, which has also revealed the phone's vertically aligned rear cameras. Additionally, the phone is rumoured to feature a hole-punch display.

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