Samsung Note 10, Galaxy Note 10+ unveiled with all-screen design, upgraded S Pen, and 5G

Samsung has announced its Galaxy Note 10 series at its latest Galaxy Unpacked hardware event in New York City.

After months of whispers from the supply chain, leaked images and renders of the chassis, all the details on the feverishly-anticipated follow-up to the Note 9 are now available. T3.com reports.

For the first time since the Galaxy Note Edge, which was launched at IFA alongside the Galaxy Note 4 in September 2014, Samsung has debuted multiple versions of its flagship Note line. To be more precise, there are now three separate variants of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.

Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+ allow users to choose between two different screen sizes for the first time with the Galaxy Note range, which has traditionally sported some of the biggest displays on any Samsung-designed smartphone.

There are also some smaller differences in the hardware between these two models. Rounding out the range, there is a 5G-enabled variant of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+. Those who prefer a smaller display are stuck with 4G only.