https://wccftech.com/galaxy-s10-plus-5g-variant-exclusive-to-korea/

Just yesterday, we reported that the Galaxy S10 Plus could be featured with a 5G modem, thereby becoming the first flagship from the Korean giant to feature compatibility to work on the next-generation connectivity standard. According to different sources, Samsung could launch a 5G-capable Galaxy S10 Plus, but the problem is that it might just be limited to the Korean market. This is not surprising as Samsung likes to play favourites on its home turf, just like when it introduced a 6GB RAM version of the Galaxy Tab S4 whereas the rest of the markets just feature a variant with 4GB of RAM.

According to a tweet from SamsungMobile.News, sources close to Samsung’s plan believe the Korean technology behemoth is going to launch the Galaxy S10 Plus with a 5G modem in Korea first, which is the manufacturer’s home market. As stated earlier, Samsung has a habit of playing favourites on its home ground and it looks like things might not be any different on this occasion.