So, there’s no doubt that when it comes to getting a good phone, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is one of the best options for you to consider. It has many different features and functions which make it suitable for a selection of different people.

However, the design of the phone is still under massive speculation. You see, the Note 10 hasn’t officially hit shelves yet, but we’ve been able to get a good understanding of what it will look like from promotional materials, and we’re going to examine them here and now.

The Design

So let’s take a look at some of the most common rumours about the design of the phone. A lot of people have concluded that this is going to be an entirely buttonless phone. But how do you accomplish that? We had a moment of scratching our heads for a bit at first but when we saw it could work. If you replace the buttons with pads, which is what is speculated, then you have a new way of accessing different parts of the phone without having to press a button.

What’s even more interesting is that the Note 10 is speculated to be 6.28 inches at standard size, and it’s supposed to come as one of four different variants, with what is presumed to be increasing screen volume with each iteration. We’re sure that if this is the case, the Note 10 will impress just on account of the screen it already has, is more than large enough for a whole selection of different users.

What Can we Presume?

When it comes to the new phone and it’s design, there are a few different things that we can presume about it based on the past models that came before it, as well as the current trends of the market. There’s so much that you need to take into consideration and a lot to figure out, so let’s get started.

Well it’s logical to presume that this device will be slim and sleek, and conform to all of the ergonomic ideas which have been so common for the last few years. Phones have gradually become more and more streamlined and practical over the years and it’s been easy to track that they’ll only become more like this in the future. The current emphasis has been on removing the bezels around the edges and creating a phone which is all screen, and we can only predict this will be the same.

In summary, while we can not accurately predict the Note 10, we can make some pretty accurate assessments based on the talk that we’ve seen and the accompanying understanding of previous models. Samsung are well known for making very advanced models, and it’s easy to see why people get caught up in all of the different options that exist. Whether this does wind up becoming one of four or just a standalone model (recent years point to the former), we’re sure that from a design perspective, it’ll be classy and easy to work with.