The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Pro has been uncovered in a series of leaked reference renders courtesy of @OnLeaks, with the massive device looking impressive.
While the Galaxy Note 10 has already broken cover in a series of reference renders and 360-degree videos, it’s now the turn of the bigger Galaxy Note 10 Pro. The device looks set to break up the Note line for the very first time since the Note Edge in 2014.
The device has appeared courtesy of @OnLeaks yet again, this time teaming with PriceBaba to give us a glimpse of the Galaxy Note 10 Pro long ahead of an official unveiling. It’s worth noting that these renders are based upon reference designs or blueprints, so they’re still technically open to change but they do look stunning regardless.
Samsung has relied heavily on device symmetry with the Galaxy Note 10 Pro, and that means the punch hole notch mimics that of the previously leaked Note 10 renders. It has moved from the right of the display to a more central position.
There is clearly no room for the headphone jack, which is ditched again on the Galaxy Note 10 Pro. It feels like a massive omission, given that the Galaxy S10+ has hung onto the port for so long.
