Samsung Galaxy S10+ Ceramic Black Price Leaked Yet Again Ahead of February 20 Launch
Samsung Galaxy S10+ Ceramic Black Price Leaked Yet Again Ahead of February 20 Launch
Samsung Galaxy S10+ Ceramic Black price in China is reportedly set at CNY 10,000 (roughly Rs. 1,05,500)
HIGHLIGHTS
- China pricing of the Samsung Galaxy S10+ has been leaked
- The leaked price is of the top-end, Galaxy S10+ Ceramic Black model
- This is close to the price of the iPhone XS Max
Samsung Galaxy S10+ price has been leaked online yet again -- just days ahead of the formal Galaxy Unpacked 2019 event. The latest revelation is about the top-of-the-line Galaxy S10+ variant that is rumoured to have Ceramic Black and Ceramic White colour options and come with whopping, 12GB of RAM, and 1TB of onboard storage. The most inferior in the range, the Galaxy S10e, is so far reported to debut at a starting price of EUR 749 (roughly Rs. 60,500) and the cheapest Galaxy S10 variant could be priced at EUR 899 (roughly Rs. 72,700). But the top-tier Galaxy S10+ model may come just close to the price of the iPhone XS Max.
Tipster Evan Blass through his popular Twitter account @evleaks has leaked the price of the Samsung Galaxy S10+ through a screenshot. The screenshot, which appears to be captured from an e-commerce portal, shows different variants of Galaxy S10+. However, the most prominent one that's been highlighted in the screenshot is the Galaxy S10+ Ceramic Black variant with 12GB RAM/ 1TB storage configuration that carries a price tag of CNY 10,000 (roughly Rs. 1,05,500).
The surfaced price is likely to be identical to the Ceramic White model. Also, the screenshot provided by Blass shows that the quoted amount is for the Public Edition. This could be the Galaxy S10+ Special Edition with 5G support.
That being said, we need to wait until the Galaxy Unpacked 2019 event that's happening on February 20 in San Francisco to see the official price details.
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