Galaxy S10 display hole may not be as big as the Galaxy A8s

Concluding updated: December 17th, 2018 at 05:31 UTC+01:00

Samsung recently launched the Galaxy A8s which left many of its fans wondering about the size of the Milky way S10 brandish hole. All of the teasers and renders for the Galaxy A8s had shown a smaller display cutout compared to the one on the actual device.

The Galaxy A8s is Samsung'south first smartphone with an Infinity-O display. That'due south the same display technology that Samsung is expected to use for all three models of the Milky way S10. A purported protective film for the Galaxy S10 suggests that the cutout may exist smaller on the Milky way S10.

Protective film hints at the Galaxy S10 display hole size

The three models of Samsung's next flagship include a five.viii-inch entry-level model with a 6.1-inch Galaxy S10 and half dozen.4-inch Galaxy S10+. All three will reportedly feature an Infinity-O display, with the entry-level device getting a flat console. This display has a hole in the panel itself for the front photographic camera. It eliminates the demand for a notch and many of our readers recollect information technology's a good alternative.

Based on this protective pic for the Milky way S10, it appears that the display cutout may be smaller than it is on the Milky way A8s. The bezels also appear to exist slimmer than they are on the Galaxy A8s. The vi.one-inch nineteen:nine aspect ratio brandish may not make one-handed operation of the device too hard.

It's pertinent to mention here that the Galaxy A8s is also Samsung'south kickoff Galaxy A serial device with an LCD display. That won't exist the example with the Galaxy S10, not even with its entry-level model. Information technology will feature an AMOLED display.

Information technology's common for protective films and covers to surface ahead of the upcoming launch of a flagship. Acquit in listen, though, that they don't always tell the full story. Information technology's not that difficult to fabricate something similar this after all.