The galaxy note 10 will be priced up to 20% higher
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Samsung is finalizing the details of its Galaxy Note 10, which should be presented in August. These days we find many rumors about this new high-end of the Korean brand. The last one refers to the price that this phone is going to have. The phone will have a series of changes this year, in design and specifications, so we can expect a higher price.
The price of the Galaxy Note 10 would be up to 20% higher
This is what several media already affirm, which say that the price of this phone will be between 10 and 20% higher than last year. A notable rise in this regard.
Price rise
Therefore, in the case of the United States, we can expect that the price of this Galaxy Note 10 will be around $ 1, 100, although some media also speak of $ 1, 200. It is thus positioned as one of the most expensive smartphones on the market. Although it must be taken into account that this year two models will be launched in this range, so one may be the premium, much more expensive, and the other more accessible.
Although this range of phones has always been the premium high-end of the Korean brand, usually somewhat more expensive than the Galaxy S10. But this range has also taken a leap and has risen in price this year.
We will have to wait a couple of months until this price becomes official. But it seems that we can expect a price increase on this Galaxy Note 10. How high the rise will be is something that at the moment we do not know specifically, they are just rumors. Although soon we will have all the details.
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