Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S10 series is said to include three models - the Galaxy S10, S10 Lite and S10+. All three phones will brings some of the biggest features in terms of design and hardware in 2019. And with that, you can expect to bring some mighty big price tags as well. A new report out of Italy details the prices of all the variants of the Galaxy S10, revealing that the top-end Galaxy S10+ model with a whopping 12GB of RAM will come with an equally crazy price tag of 1,600 Euro or approximately Rs 1,30,000.
The Galaxy S10+ is said to come in three memory and storage combinations starting with a 6GB + 128 configuration. This variant, according to a report by TuttoAndroid, will cost 1,050 Euro (approx Rs 85,000). The second variant will come with a 8GB + 512GB combo which will reportedly cost 1,300 Euro (approx Rs 1,05,000). The high--end variant with a crazy combination of 12GB of RAM and 1TB of internal storage will come at a cool 1,600 Euro. The Plus-sized model is rumoured to come in white, black, green and blue colours.
The regular Galaxy S10, on the other hand, is said to start at 930 Euro (approx Rs 75,200) for the 6GB +128 configuration going up to 1,180 Euro (approx Rs 95,000) for the 8GB + 512GB variant. Unlike the Galaxy S10+, the vanilla Galaxy S10 will not get a 12GB + 1TB configuration. The Galaxy S10 will reportedly get the same colour options as the Galaxy S10+.
Lastly, the Galaxy S10 Lite will apparently come in only one variant with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage, which is said to cost 780 Euro (approx Rs 63,000). The Galaxy S10 Lite will get the most number of colour options that includes white, black, green, blue and yellow.
While the Euro prices are pretty eye-watering, especially for the Galaxy S10+, you can expect the India prices to be a little more competitive. That being said, the top-end Galaxy S10+ will still cost well over Rs 1,00,000 in India even if it doesn't quite touch the Rs 1,30,000 mark.
It will also be interesting to see how the prices of the Galaxy S10 will be affected in India since Samsung plans to stop manufacturing its flagship phones (like the Galaxy S9 and Note 9) in the counrty until it is able to start locally producing displays under the government's Phased Manufacturing Programme (PMP).
