Meet the Samsung smartphones that will receive Android 10

por Roni · Publicada diciembre 1, 2019 · Actualizado noviembre 21, 2019

In August of this year Google announced the new version update of its operating system – Android 10. With this, users are always wondering if their own smartphone models will be compatible and will receive the system update as soon as possible. To help you answer the question about which Samsung smartphones will receive Android 10, we've brought you a list that was initially posted on an unofficial Facebook page.

So while it may be that not all of the mentioned devices are really right, considering the models mentioned, it is not unlikely that these really are the Samsung smartphones that will receive Android 10.

Also, it is important to keep in mind that there is still no way of knowing the date on which these models will receive the system update. Still, this information can still be really valuable, especially for those considering a new smartphone and want to make sure it gets the operating system update.

Galaxy S Series

Galaxy Note Series

Galaxy Note10
Galaxy Note10 +
Galaxy Note9

Galaxy M Series

Galaxy M40
Galaxy M30
Galaxy M30s
Galaxy M20
Galaxy M10

Galaxy J Series

Galaxy J8
Galaxy J6
Galaxy J6 +
Galaxy J4
Galaxy J4 +
Galaxy J7 Duo
Galaxy J7 2018
Galaxy J5 2018
Galaxy J3 2018

And of course, the A Series is also on the list of Samsung devices that will receive Android 10, check out:

Galaxy A Series

Galaxy A90 5G
Galaxy A80
Galaxy A70
Galaxy A60
Galaxy A50
Galaxy A50s
Galaxy A40
Galaxy A30
Galaxy A30s
Galaxy A20
Galaxy A20e
Galaxy A10
Galaxy A10s
Galaxy A10e
Galaxy A9 Pro 2019
Galaxy A9
Galaxy A7
Galaxy A6
Galaxy A6 +
Galaxy A8
Galaxy A8 Star Lite
Galaxy A9
Galaxy A9 Star Lite

Galaxy Tab Series

Galaxy Tab S5e
Galaxy Tab S4
Galaxy Tab A 2019
Galaxy Tab A 2018

Galaxy Tab Series

It's worth noting that virtually every device on the list was released at least in 2018 – and yet not all of them, as the Galaxy A8 +, A6s, A8s, A740s and other models like the J4 Core, J2 Core, J2 Pro and J7 Prime 2 are not present on the published list.

Also, among the list of samsung smartphones that will receive Android 10 are not some really famous models released in 2017, such as the Galaxy S8 and S8 +, or even the Galaxy Note 8+. That's because Samsung usually supports 2 major system upgrades for their devices and these devices have already received them. So if you're still using a 2017 model and want access to Android 10 as soon as possible, it may be time to get a newer smartphone.

Already considering the models on Samsung's list that will receive Android 10, it is expected that the Galaxy S10, S10 +, S10e and Galaxy Note 10 and Note10 + will probably be the first to receive this update.

Why is Android 10 worth it?

With the announcement of iOS 13, surely Google would not be left behind with the upgrade of its own operating system. By default, system upgrades typically bring significant performance improvements, allowing you to get more out of Android games or even feel more secure with upgrades aimed at enhancing the privacy of operating system users.

Also, as we mentioned at the beginning of the content, there are some news that really draw attention to this update. Namely, we can mention for example new machine learning functions – or automatic functions – such as Smart Caption, which creates legends for your videos in real time while watching them.

Or even Smart Reply, which gives you automatic suggestions on what to respond in messaging apps, taking into account how you have responded to other users in messaging apps yourself.

Android 10

It's also important to consider that these system updates often solve Android's top issues without having to do anything. It's a real hand on the wheel, especially considering that – if you already have any of the Samsung devices that will receive Android 10 or models from other compatible manufacturers – you won't have to pay anything to upgrade them.

Is your device on the list of Samsung that will receive Android 10?

If you already have a model on this list, stay tuned for updates on Android 10 to keep up with its release and find out as soon as announced when your own device will receive the update. Tell us in the comments if your smartphone is in the list!