The Galaxy Note 10 will NOT have an Exynos processor in the U.S.

The last Samsung phone to use an Exynos chip in the U.S. was the Note 5.

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What you need to know

  • Tipster Evan Blass says that the U.S. version of the Note 10 will have the Exynos 9825 processor.
  • Samsung hasn’t used Exynos chips in the U.S. since 2015.
  • However, the Verizon Note 10 is said to ship with the Snapdragon 855.

Updated August 2: Just a few hours after Blass made his initial claim about the Note 10 using an Exynos processor in the U.S., he’s now come out to take that back.

I feel really stupid whiffing on this twice now, but I’d rather set the record straight, because my credibility takes a hit either way. Anyway, speaking to two people with firsthand knowledge of US carrier stock, it seems clear that US devices will have SD855 across the board.

Just like we were previously expecting, it seems quite certain that the Note 10 will use the regular Snapdragon 855. Carry on, folks.

We’re just a matter of days away from Samsung unveiling the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+, and right before Samsung’s Unpacked event on August 7, a new rumor suggests that the phones might have a different processor than what we were expecting.

Reliable tipster Evan Blass recently took to Twitter, saying that the Note 10 on all U.S. carriers (sans Verizon) will be powered by Samsung’s own Exynos 9825 processor. For whatever reason, the Verizon variant of the Note 10 will apparently use the Snapdragon 855.

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Personally, I’d take this with a big grain of salt.

For one thing, this is the first time there’s been any indication of U.S. Note 10 models using the Exynos 9825. It’s widely expected that the Note 10 and Note 10+ will use the Snapdragon 855. Blass previously claimed that the series would use the newer 855+, but he’s now backtracking on that.

Furthermore, the last time Samsung had an Exynos chip in a U.S. Galaxy phone was the Note 5 from 2015. While it’s not impossible that Samsung could start using its own chips in the U.S. once again, the company has a strong relationship with Qualcomm and has been using its processors in the U.S. exclusively for the last few years.

Then again, we don’t have much longer to sift through these rumors before the phone is made official. August 7 will be here before you know it, and when it rolls around, we’ll have plenty of coverage on everything you need to know about Samsung’s two new flagships.

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