Earlier this month, a rumor claimed a variant of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S10 flagship smartphone might feature a humongous 6.7-inch sized display and 5G support. An alleged video of the Galaxy S10 5G variant has now surfaced online. Chinese leakster Ice Universe claims the device seen in the video is one of the many prototypes of the Galaxy S10 5G version that Samsung is testing internally. While the Galaxy S10 is expected to be launched at the Mobile World Congress 2019 in Barcelona, the 5G version is tipped to be launched later in Spring.
Alleged Galaxy S10 5G Prototype Surfaces in Hands-On Video
The video showing the Galaxy S10 5G prototype was taken during an event in South Korea, where SK Telecom CEO, Park Jung-Ho made a 5G video call using the operator’s 5G network control center in Bundang-gu to a staff manager at the company’s office in central Seoul. As you can see in the video below, the prototype Galaxy S10 appears to have a thicker bezel at the top than what we would expect from a 2019 flagship smartphone. The chin at the bottom is also on the thicker side when compared to the latest Android flagship smartphones. Even though the device may well be a Galaxy S10 prototype, the final version of the smartphone will in all likelihood not look anything like it. As suggested by the latest reports, Galaxy S10 is expected to feature an Infinity-O Display with an in-display selfie camera. Since the Galaxy S10 will not have a notch and the selfie camera will be an in-display one, it is expected to have a significantly improved screen-to-body ratio compared to the current Galaxy S9 models.
