This archive report was first published on 12 July 2019.
With the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 launch just around the corner, a familiar pattern is emerging in the world of leaks. On July 12, 2019, the prices for the upcoming device were leaked, giving us a glimpse into what to expect.
According to the leak, the Galaxy Note 10 will be priced at €999 in Europe, while the Galaxy Note 10+ will cost €1,149. These prices are for the base storage model of 256GB, but it's unclear whether they will apply to other markets as well.
When converted to Kenyan shillings, the base model of the Note 10 could cost north of Kshs 115,000, while the Note 10+ could set you back a staggering Kshs 133,000.
Interestingly, the Galaxy Note 9 was priced at €999 last year, but it came with only 128GB of storage. This year, the Galaxy Note 10 will offer double the storage, along with a host of other improvements. However, it's worth noting that the device will no longer have a 3.5mm audio jack.
Given the price of the Galaxy Note 9 in Kenya, which was around Kshs 105,000, it's unclear whether the same price will be retained for the Note 10. However, it's worth noting that the prices leaked for the European market may not necessarily translate to other regions.
