As I said in my previous reviews, the whole conclusion comes down to the answer to one question: should I buy the Galaxy Note10? The answer this time depends on your current smartphone and your needs. If you already own the Galaxy Note9, I see little to no reason to purchase the Galaxy Note10.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ LTE’s imaging performance is pretty much on the same level as the outstanding Note 10+ 5G. There is virtually no difference between the two models for still images, and although its Video score is slightly lower, the Note 10+ LTE is still an excellent choice for mobile...

Fast; accurate; and repeatable autofocus; Accurate target exposures outdoors and indoors with wide dynamic range; Pleasant bokeh with natural blur gradient and good bokeh shape; Nice colors and good; white balance; in almost all conditions; Vivid and pleasant color in most conditions; Good zoom...

Loss of; acutance; in the field; Luminance; noise in low light; Unnatural; color rendering; of skies in high-contrast scenes; Loss of detail in long-range zoom; Some exposure and white balance instabilities in the lab; Strong coarse noise in low light; Loss of texture in low light; Some focus...

Samsung's Galaxy Note smartphones have typically been the company's cream of the crop. This year, the lineup includes two sizes. Our Samsung Galaxy Note10+ review takes a look at the slightly larger version of the flagship devices. Read on for our full review!

Note 10 plus is a powerhouse device. Full package from features to design. Massive screen is great for media consumption, cameras are great,battery life very good. If you once try Galaxy Note series ,its hard to use different phone after that. Highly recommend this phone.

The Galaxy Note 10+ is going to be the best phone on the market until the calendar turns to 2020, and then a little beyond that. Something is going to come out that beats the overall package, possibly the S11, and then Note 10+ will be discounted and slowly forgotten.

I love this phone. It's very fast and works really well. It would get 5 stars if they had not removed the speaker/earbud plug. I can't use my wonderful Bang & Olufsen headsets.

I love the speed, battery life and large screen, but it does have some issues. 1) They changed to 2 buttons on the left side and removed the right side button. Taking a screen capture is extremely difficult and cumbersome. Why would they move the button Who knows.

I'm thinking of getting a different phone

The Note 10+ is in a class of its own. I really don't understand why people buy other phones. The display is stunning and the one hole in the center for the front camera is much better than the 2/3 holes on the right of the S10+ and the notch of the iphone.

Battery life; Ridiculous 45w Charging Speeds; A Stunning work of art; In display fingerprint reader; 256gb standard storage; Ultra wide mode camera

Don't like the power button on the left; no more customizable 3rd button; no rear fp scanner

The Galaxy Note10+ is an excellent device that builds upon past devices with a great camera, smooth performance and fun to use S Pen.

Great display that would benefit from a high-refresh-rate; The hole-punch selfie camera is better than a proper notch; Super long battery life (i.e more than a day; Great camera that rivals Pixel phones; S Pen works great; Large storage options with microSD card slot

More expensive than previous models; Combining the Bixby and power button was an odd choice; S Pen gestures don't work all the time; The in-display fingerprint sensor doesn't work reliably