Fresh Galaxy S10 case renders highlight the lineup's design

Last updated: December 11th, 2018 at 17:35 UTC+01:00

Some fresh Galaxy S10 case renders have come in today. They're from Olixar, a case manufacturer that ofttimes releases renders of its products for upcoming Samsung flagships months earlier the proclamation. That's what information technology has done for the entire Milky way S10 lineup besides.

Samsung is expected to launch 3 models of the Milky way S10. An entry-level model possibly called the Milky way S10 Lite, the Galaxy S10 and the Galaxy S10+. The quaternary model will exist a variant of the Milky way S10+ with 5G support.

Fresh Galaxy S10 case renders bear witness off the unabridged lineup

This initial range of Galaxy S10 cases from Olixar reiterate the 5.8-inch, 6.1-inch and 6.4-inch Infinity-O display sizes for the lineup. Interestingly, it shows three rear cameras on both the Galaxy S10 Calorie-free and Milky way S10. Earlier reports have suggested that the Galaxy S10 Lite may just have a dual camera. The Galaxy S10+ is already expected to feature a quad camera system. It volition also be the only model with a dual front camera.

Those who were worried that the Galaxy S10 may not have a 3.5mm headphone jack would be happy to encounter it in these renders. Samsung has been toying with a headphone jack-free Milky way S10 but information technology may not make the switch but yet. That'southward despite the fact that it has already launched the Galaxy A8s with an Infinity-O display and no headphone jack.

The bezels in these renders don't announced to be every bit symmetrical equally suggested by a leaked Galaxy S10 screen protector today. That's understandable considering these renders frequently don't tell the unabridged story. Olixar has a good track record with them, nonetheless, the ones information technology released for the Galaxy S9/S9+ accurately depicted the vertical camera setups.

We can expect to see similar renders from other case manufacturers in the coming weeks. The device itself isn't due to exist announced until the Mobile World Congress 2019. It will have place in February next year.