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Note 10 will be even bigger than Note 9, say purported leaks

The aspect ratio has been leaked, according to a report.

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It's more bloat for the Note, if the leaks are the real deal.

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More details about the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 10 phone have reportedly been leaked. The device will be even bigger than before, according to the purported leaks, with a 19:9 aspect ratio, rather than the 18.5:9 ratio used for the Galaxy Note 9 . Benchmark test site HTML5, which compares performance between devices, leaked the details reported by T3, citing Dutch site Mobielkopen.

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Other Samsung Galaxy Note 10 leaks and rumors say the device will have a 6.66-inch display compared with the Note 9's 6.4-inch screen. 

The Note 10 may also have a 4,300mAh battery, bigger than the Note 9's 4,000mAh battery and the 4,100mAh battery on the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus .

The Korean tech giant is also reportedly looking to make more than one model of the Note 10, including a 5G version like the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G.

Lastly, the Note 10 is rumored to have no buttons; a camera on the S Pen; and four rear cameras.