On August 2, it was reported that Samsung has released two major flagship phones every year in recent years, each of which uses Qualcomm SoC or Samsung's own Exynos processor, while the products sold in the United States are often Qualcomm versions.

According to the revelation of @ evleaks, in addition to the version provided by Verizon, other Galaxy Note10 sold in the United States will use the Exynos processor. Verizon's Galaxy Note10 will be equipped with Snapdragon 855. Other versions of Galaxy Note10 in the United States, including other markets in the world, may use Exynos 9825.

The last time Samsung used the Exynos processor for its flagship mobile phones globally on a large scale was in 2015, when Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 was nicknamed "Fire Dragon 810" by netizens because of its manufacturing process problems, high heat and high power consumption. Therefore, Samsung did not use the Snapdragon 810 on the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy Note5, but used the Exynos 7420.

With the emergence of 5G smart phones, Qualcomm and Samsung may have to relocate. The author believes that the global Galaxy Note10 series 5G version will use Exynos 9825, while the BOC Galaxy Note10 series 4G version will still use Qualcomm SoC.

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