In some ways, the Galaxy Note 10 is a step backwards from the Note 9. The Note 10 has a lesser battery than its predecessor, along with a smaller and lower-resolution display. In short, it seems that Samsung sees the Galaxy Note 10+ as the actual successor to the Note 9, with the Note 10 being a...

compact; premium design and finish; S-Pen; bright display; decent cameras; precise GPS module; impressive speakers; fast fingerprint sensor; powerful; stylish and modern software

high surface temperatures; comparatively slow Wi-Fi; significant SoC throttling; underwhelming battery life; 1080p panel; no 3.5 mm headphone jack; no 3.5 mm adapter in the box; no microSD card reader; lacking aptX HD support

With so many phones being almost identical to the last model, we're impressed with what Samsung has done with the Galaxy Note 10.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ are the best Android smartphones Samsung has ever built and beat out what the competition has been throwing at it in 2019. But for as much praise as these phones deserve, I’m honestly a bit disappointed.

S Pen features, Amazing display, Great software, Good camera performance

Average battery life, Slowish fingerprint sensor

Galaxy Note 10, or Note 10 Plus? For the first time ever, Samsung announced two sizes of the same Note phone, with only a few differences beyond their screen dimensions and price. Finally, we can answer the questions we've been chewing on since Samsung's reveal: do the differences matter, and which phone is the better buy?

Despite missing a few minor features, the Note 10's size, price and specs add up to the best all-around Samsung phone you can get right now.

The Galaxy Note 10 brings the best of Samsung's Note line in a compact body that sells for the right price.

It lacks a microSD card slot and a 3.5mm headphone jack.

Galaxy Note 10, or Note 10 Plus For the first time ever, Samsung announced two sizes of the same Note phone, with only a few differences beyond their screen dimensions and price. Finally, we can answer the questions we've been chewing on since Samsung's reveal: do the differences matter, and which...

The Galaxy Note 10 brings the best of Samsung's Note line in a compact body that sells for the right price

It lacks a microSD card slot and a 3.5mm headphone jack

How could I describe Note 10, an S10 with s-pen yes but no. Let's be clear, the 2 smartphones are quite similar except that NOTE 10 has an extra s-pen and the front camera is placed in the middle - I find that on the S10 and especially the S10+ where both cameras are placed, it was finally average...

design; screen; fonctionnality; One UI

average battery; no SD card; no 3.5 jack

Worth for my money..iam a samsung lover..previous i used s8plus series..want to give a trial for note series..even this experienced good and loved it with amazing features..screenshot features, locking features, camera features ,video quality are different wen compared to s8 series .

I have had this phone one month and 5 days and there are already dead pixels on the screen, which has been in a protective case since the day I bought it. I was disappointed that there isnt a headphone jack and I miss the notification light. Overall I regret paying off my s9+ early to get this.

Note series is for power users. Supposed to have every possible feature that belongs to the flagship category. Great screen, popping colours, great speakers, camera, battery life and preformed. BUT!!! WHERE IS THE 3.5MM JACK C'mon... Please don't force me to buy one of them Galaxy Buds...

I love the simplicity of the phone. Easy to use.