The Samsung Galaxy S10 has reportedly just entered mass production, but it appears that the 5G version of the handset won’t be ready for a little while yet.
According to Korean publication The Investor, the S10 went into mass production on January 25, but manufacturing lines are currently only working on the 4G version of the handset.
Citing a source from one of Samsung’s supplier firms, the report says, “The 5G Galaxy S10 is still in the pipeline and will start being produced later during the first half [of 2019]”.
Samsung is expected to unveil four different versions of the S10 at its Unpacked event on February 20: a 5.8-inch, pared down version possibly called the S10 E, the standard 6.1-inch S10, the 6.4-inch S10 Plus and a 5G version of the S10 Plus.
