Samsung's Galaxy S10 lineup won't officially launch until next week so,Obsession Archives naturally, the phones' entire spec sheets have already leaked.
GSM Arena got ahold of what they say are the full spec sheets for the S10e, S10, and S10+, courtesy a tipster with connections to Samsung's retail unit. If true, the leaked documents answer most of our major questions about the upcoming phones.
SEE ALSO: Samsung's Galaxy S10 will probably be very expensiveOf course, this is all coming from a single, anonymous tipster, so take the following with a little bit of caution, but it appears to line up with previous leaks and rumors.
The S10e, the entry-level phone in the lineup, will have a 5.8-inch display, and will come in four colors: prism white, prism black, prism green, and canary yellow. (Notably, we got a glimpse of the very yellow color in a leaked image just days ago.)
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Meanwhile, the flagship S10 will have a 6.1-inch display with Corning's latest Gorilla Glass 6, and come in prism black, prism white, and prism green color varieties.
The largest S10+ will have a 6.4-inch display, also with Gorilla Glass 6, and will have two different color schemes. If you opt for 8GB of RAM your choices are the same prism black, prism white, and prism green as the regular S10. If you upgrade to 12GB of RAM you get a "luxurious ceramic" finish in either black or white. (This isn't the first time the ceramic finish has cropped up, it was also rumored back in November.)
Of all the new details, the camera specs will likely get the most attention. The S10e will have a 10MP selfie camera and dual rear cameras: a 12MP wide-angle shooter with optical image stabilization (OIS), and a 16MP "ultra wide angle" with a 123-degree field of view.
The S10 will have the same 10MP front-facing camera, as well as three rear cameras: a 12MP telephoto with OIS, a 12MP wide-angle shooter with a 77-degree field of view and OIS, and a 16MP "ultra wide angle" lens with a 123-degree field of view.
The S10+ will have a total of fivecameras. On the front, a 10MP "main" camera, as well as an 8MP "live focus" camera for shooting portrait-style selfies. On the back are the same trio cameras as the S10: two 12MP cameras for telephoto and wide shots, and a 16MP "ultra wide angle" lens.
Additionally, all three phone will support AR emoji, stickers, and 4K selfie videos.
First, the obvious: all three phone will support USB-C and wireless charging. The base S10e will have a 3,100 mAh battery, which is very close to Apple's iPhone XS Max.
While the S10's battery gets a little more juice, at 3,400 mAh, and the S10+ will have a relatively massive 4100 mAh (last year's Note9, typically Samsung's largest phone, had a battery capacity of 4,000 mAh).
If you want to dive even deeper into the leaked specs, you can check out the document over on GSM Arena.
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