We exclusively reported in December last year that the cheapest Galaxy S10 model will be . Several renders surfaced earlier this month, possibly giving us our first look at the Canary Yellow Galaxy S10e. Additional renders have been leaked today and they show a slightly different hue.
It’s still unapologetically yellow, though, a bit too yellow for my liking to be honest. It is a bit easier on the eyes compared to the one in the previous renders.
Fresh Canary Yellow Galaxy S10e renders
As many of you will be well aware by now, the Galaxy S10e is the cheapest model of Samsung’s upcoming flagship. It features and a dual rear camera.
It won’t get an in-display fingerprint sensor and will make do with . The Galaxy S10e will only be offered in the 6GB RAM and 128GB storage configuration. However, it will have the same Exynos/Snapdragon processor as the other models.
I had made some observations . It felt that either the images were not entirely accurate or since they were so low resolution they had been tweaked slightly by the leaker. The same cannot be said for these as they seem to be of the crisp, press render quality that we’ve grown used to seeing.
It will be interesting to see how the Canary Yellow Galaxy S10e ends up performing. There’s a possibility that it could be polarizing for customers. Some might like it while others may not. What do you make of the Canary Yellow color? Would you opt for it if you bought the Galaxy S10e? Let us know in the comments below.
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It’s still unapologetically yellow, though, a bit too yellow for my liking to be honest. It is a bit easier on the eyes compared to the one in the previous renders.
Fresh Canary Yellow Galaxy S10e renders
As many of you will be well aware by now, the Galaxy S10e is the cheapest model of Samsung’s upcoming flagship. It features and a dual rear camera.
It won’t get an in-display fingerprint sensor and will make do with . The Galaxy S10e will only be offered in the 6GB RAM and 128GB storage configuration. However, it will have the same Exynos/Snapdragon processor as the other models.
I had made some observations . It felt that either the images were not entirely accurate or since they were so low resolution they had been tweaked slightly by the leaker. The same cannot be said for these as they seem to be of the crisp, press render quality that we’ve grown used to seeing.
It will be interesting to see how the Canary Yellow Galaxy S10e ends up performing. There’s a possibility that it could be polarizing for customers. Some might like it while others may not. What do you make of the Canary Yellow color? Would you opt for it if you bought the Galaxy S10e? Let us know in the comments below.
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