Samsung Galaxy Note10-series India launch today: Livestream, price, specs



After unveiling them globally on August 8, South Korean electronics manufacturer Samsung is set to launch the Galaxy Note10 and the Galaxy Note10 Plus in India today (August 20). Both phones are currently available for pre-orders, with up to Rs 6,000 cashback on HDFC and ICICI cards, at select retail outlets and online portals like Samsung online shop, Flipkart, Amazon, Paytm and Tata CLiQ. On pre-orders, Samsung is also offering the Galaxy Watch Active, worth Rs 19,990, at a discounted price of Rs 9,999. The phones' sale will commence from August 23.
Samsung Galaxy Note10 and Galaxy Note10 Plus price:
The Samsung Galaxy Note10 with 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of internal storage is priced at Rs 69,999. It will be available in aura glow, aura red and aura black colour variants. The Galaxy Note10 Plus, with 12 GB of RAM and up to 512 GB of internal storage carries a price starting Rs 79,999. The Galaxy Note10 Plus will be available in aura glow, aura white and aura black.
Samsung Galaxy Note10 and Galaxy Note10 Plus key features:
Dynamic AMOLED display
First introduced in the Samsung Galaxy S10-series, the dynamic AMOLED display promises better colour rendition, improved contrast and higher brightness than conventional AMOLED panels. The display is HDR10+ -certified, which makes it the only panel capable of rendering content with dynamic tone meta information mapped with each frame. Read More



Article Source -> Business Standard

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