There are three models of Samsung Galaxy S10 and a photo of all three apparently leaked

Meet the Galaxy S10E, Galaxy S10, and Galaxy S10+.
By Adam Rosenberg  on 

Samsung is supposed to lift the veil off of its next-gen Galaxy S10 smartphone on Feb. 20 at an Unpacked event. Unfortunately, the internet got there first.

Details about the various models of S10 have been leaking out since last summer, but this newest development just straight-up shows us what they look like. There are three models in all, and they're encased in see-through plastic cases in the allegedly leaked image.

The leak comes by way of Evan Blass, who has a good track record of sharing stuff like this ahead of formal reveals.

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There's obviously not a whole lot to be gleaned from this photo. The three smartphones all appear to be different sizes, but it's hard to tell anything beyond that without additional reference imagery.

The S10E, on the far left, is the cheapest of the three. If you look closely at the image, you can see the rear-mounted dual-lens camera as well as a front-facing single-lens camera. The S10, in the middle, also has a single front-facing lens, though its rear-mounted camera sports three lenses. Finally, the S10+ features the three-lens setup on the back as well as a dual-lens setup in front.

It also looks like the new Galaxy's fingerprint sensor will be built into the smartphone's main screen. The only feature on the backs the devices in this leaked image is the camera array. The Galaxy S9's fingerprint sensor is built into the back of the phone, just below the camera lens. We're seeing a completely different setup here.

All will be revealed soon. The Samsung Unpacked event is set to happen in exactly one month, on Feb. 20.

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Adam Rosenberg is a Senior Games Reporter for Mashable, where he plays all the games. Every single one. From AAA blockbusters to indie darlings to mobile favorites and browser-based oddities, he consumes as much as he can, whenever he can.Adam brings more than a decade of experience working in the space to the Mashable Games team. He previously headed up all games coverage at Digital Trends, and prior to that was a long-time, full-time freelancer, writing for a diverse lineup of outlets that includes Rolling Stone, MTV, G4, Joystiq, IGN, Official Xbox Magazine, EGM, 1UP, UGO and others.Born and raised in the beautiful suburbs of New York, Adam has spent his life in and around the city. He's a New York University graduate with a double major in Journalism and Cinema Studios. He's also a certified audio engineer. Currently, Adam resides in Crown Heights with his dog and his partner's two cats. He's a lover of fine food, adorable animals, video games, all things geeky and shiny gadgets.


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