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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...

It would be good if samsung have introduced 5G directly in 10 plus instead of two 10 plus models (i.e. LTE and 5G). Snapdragon 855+ is the latest it would be great if they have given 855+. Screen refresh rate is only 60hz remaining competitors are giving 90hz, samsung needs to look into this.

We're getting the smaller Note 10 in for review soon, and will decide which of Samsung's Notes is our Editors' Choice. But if you're looking to buy something right now, we recommend saving some money on any of the aforementioned smaller models.

Useful S Pen stylus; Top-notch performance; Long battery life

Expensive; Huge; No headphone jack; Confusing 5G situation

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ should be a tougher sell than it actually is. A $1,100 Android phone, scaled so vast that many will struggle to comfortably hold it, the defining feature of which is a pop-out stylus… and yet here we are, in 2019, with a flagship that boasts such user goodwill that even a...

Huge screen is a thing of beauty; S Pen is as useful and accurate as ever; Quad camera array can take some great photos; Runs fast and smooth

Expensive; Some of 2019's headline features feel like gimmicks; Low-light camera performance lags rivals; DeX is awkward to use

Welcome to T3's Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ review. Over the past few weeks I have been testing out the South Korean maker's new technical leader and what follows is my take on the fantastically sized new flagship.

The 6.8-inch AMOLED screen is gorgeous; Internal hardware package is hyper premium; 5G variant of the phone is available; Run time is good thanks to 4,300mAh battery; Camera system is comprehensive and feature packed; Digital S Pen stylus remains useful and unique; Incredible storage space; with up...

Eye-wateringly expensive; especially for 5G variant; Incredibly big form factor is not pocket friendly; Camera system is technically beaten by rivals; The regular Note 10 is the more approachable device

The Note series has always occupied an odd place in Samsung's lineup, but that's even truer today when standard phones – like the Galaxy S10 – are offering what would have been considered ‘phablet' dimensions a few years back. Nonetheless, the Korean firm has stuck with the Note brand and…

Great design; Powerful hardware; Impressive camera

Camera still lags behind the Pixel

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is Samsung's latest flagship smartphone which is one of three Notes in the new 10 range . The '+' is the biggest and shares the same camera specs as the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 5G (which, as the name suggests, is 5G ready) and there's also the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 which...

All-screen display; Great image quality; Live focus video; Fun camera features; Camera's intelligent scene detection; Optical Image Stabilisation (main/telephoto lenses; Samsung S-Pen with Bluetooth; Excellent battery

Size/shape; No headphone jack; Price; Live focus video can be tricky to get right; Limited ISO range; White Balance uses Kelvin (not as easy to use; Purple fringing can creep in

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.

The Galaxy Note 10+ is a world-class media phone, but some of the changes Samsung has – and hasn’t – made aren’t the best for video and music

Huge; punchy screen; Solid internal speakers; Lots of storage and power

No headphone jack or adapter; Punch hole can be distracting; Slightly unnatural colours