Note 10 5g have the 855/X55 chipset?

[romanbonnet20111]

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[jejb]

Not the X55. It has the X50. The X55 is not on the market yet. Due to hit at the end of 2019 or early next year.

 

[cnotes2016]

Not the X55. It has the X50. The X55 is not on the market yet. Due to hit at the end of 2019 or early next year.

The att and Tmobile version will have the x55+ and use their low/midband frequencies. Not mmwaves like Verizon’s x50

 

[jejb]

The att and Tmobile version will have the x55+ and use their low/midband frequencies. Not mmwaves like Verizon’s x50

Yep, I'd read that too. I didn't realize they were not getting a Note 10+ 5G edition until later in the product life until I saw an article about them getting the X55. Probably no rush, I guess. Not a lot of 5G areas out there yet.

 

[cnotes2016]

Yep, I'd read that too. I didn't realize they were not getting a Note 10+ 5G edition until later in the product life until I saw an article about them getting the X55. Probably no rush, I guess. Not a lot of 5G areas out there yet.

Like by the end of October?

 

[jejb]

Like by the end of October?

Maybe for you, but we will not have 5G in my area in October. I'd be surprised if we get it by NEXT October.

 

[Oscar Maradiaga]

Maybe for you, but we will not have 5G in my area in October. I'd be surprised if we get it by NEXT October.

In nyc sprint deployed 5G in last August

 

[Fred98TJ]

https://youtu.be/ohbpuBO6-9Q

Well done, well thought out

 

[Joe Kat]

Not the X55. It has the X50. The X55 is not on the market yet. Due to hit at the end of 2019 or early next year.

How do know this definitively? Did you contact Samsung directly and ask which chipset and modem was in your specific 5G phone? I'm only asking because I got a different answer when I called a Samsung rep who said that I have a 9820 exynos processor I'm in the USA. I believe the rep at Samsung was incorrect because I think most of the phones in the United States have the Snapdragon 855 and the separate x50 5G modem

 

[jejb]

How do know this definitively? Did you contact Samsung directly and ask which chipset and modem was in your specific 5G phone? I'm only asking because I got a different answer when I called a Samsung rep who said that I have a 9820 exynos processor I'm in the USA. I believe the rep at Samsung was incorrect because I think most of the phones in the United States have the Snapdragon 855 and the separate x50 5G modem

I was only talking about USA phones, which should all be snapdragon processors. At the time I posted that, the X55 had not been released. You can google to confirm it, but the Verizon 5g Note 10's used the X50, same as the 5g S10's. Looks like AT&T's 5g Note 10 is out now, so I assume those have the X55, but I don't know that for sure.