I bought this phone a week ago. So far this phone amazes me day by day with it features. It takes great pictures and videos If you are bored u can draw and paint many other features

If the Note series is a showcase of the full range of Samsung's technical capabilities, then the Note 10+ is a tour de force. The performance and battery life are outstanding, the design and display are both beautiful to behold, and the whole thing is wrapped up with some of Samsung's smartest and...

Long battery life; Smart S-Pen and DeX features; Great performance

Bixby is still pointless

It so happens that during the review period, I was creating dozens of video content for products I was engaged to, and I come to appreciate the advantages of the Galaxy Note10+. First, the large screen makes editing a lot pleasing. Second, the S Pen makes video editing and layering more precise.

I'm thinking of getting a different phone

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.

Before you pre-order the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus you should know it's a very large phone, and it comes with a suitably large price tag. It's one of the highest-specced devices you can buy right now, but if it's too large physically, or if the cost is daunting, you may want to consider the Note...

Big; beautiful display; There's a 5G version

No headphone jack; Very expensive

As its name suggests, similarly to the S10 series from earlier in the year, the Plus is a larger, more feature-packed take on the formula established by the standard Note 10, complete with optional 5G .

, some courtest of Samsung itself, we knew exactly what to expect from the flagship duo; 6.3in and 6.8in Infinity-O screens, improved S Pen functionality, the addition of 5G and souped-up performance thanks to Still, while the smartphone duo may lack surprises, they're arguably Samsung's most...

I've never been a massive fan of the Samsung Galaxy series of smartphones. The last time I used a Galaxy flagship, it was with the Galaxy S8, and I sold it after only a few weeks because I couldn't get behind Samsung's version of Android. It felt bloated and didn't look very nice.

Incredible display; Premium hardware; Excellent performance; Better Your Phone integration

Expensive; OS can feel bloated; Compromises between the small and large model

Do you really want a stylus to go with your new phone That is the big question you have to answer when you have a wad of cash ready for a new flagship Android phone. And the answer to this question will be critical to whether you choose to splash your money on the new Samsung Galaxy Note 10+, or...