Samsung is all set to launch its Galaxy Note device in August and the leaks have been coming up for quite some time now. Live hands-on photos of smartphones have now appeared online and it has been revealed that the device called Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Pro is likely to be launched by Galaxy Note 10+. The smartphone features a hole-punch display that looks similar to the AMOLED panel Infinity-O display in the Galaxy S10 launched this year. 

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As per the information received, the photos show vertically-aligned triple camera setup on the rear panel of the device. The camera setup also features LED flash and a time-of-flight (ToF) sensor. It has also emerged that Samsung may launch an upgraded variant with Galaxy Note 10+ with its Galaxy Note 10 instead of the Galaxy Note 10 Pro named Galaxy Note 10, which has surfaced in previous rumours. This is also true because even during the launch of the Galaxy S-Series earlier, the company launched the Galaxy S10 with a better variant called Galaxy S10+.

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For your information, YouTube's technology channel TeckTalkTV has leaked these live photos showing Galaxy Note 10+ on the screen when the device is booted up. The cutout in the punch-hole display for the selfie camera in the photo is visible in the middle. In addition to the name on the boot screen, the channel also said that the device, which was still being named Galaxy Note 10 Pro in leaks, is about to launch it by galaxy Note 10+. The photos also show the device's rear panel and a triple camera setup with three sensors on top of each other. With this photo slightly blurred, it can't be confirmed that the device will have a triple camera setup or a quad camera setup with four sensors. According to reports, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ can be equipped with a quad camera setup. Apart from the LED flash in the rear camera setup, the ToF sensor will also be delivered for better camera performance. None of the models have been confirmed in this series by Samsung at this time.