Fast battery recharging. Fun to use. Beautiful display. I'm quite happy with my phone.

The Galaxy Note 10 Plus is the true successor to the Note 9. It's a brute of a phone with a lovely display, plenty of grunt and a huge battery. There isn't a whole lot new when compared to the S10 – but this still stands as the true high-end Samsung phone for the end of 2019.

Lovely big screen; Very quick to charge; S Pen is useful; Versatile cameras

Camera isn't quite up there with the best; Dodgy Live Video bokeh mode; 65w charger not included

Undeniably, the Samsung Galaxy Note series is primarily targeting business users. The performance of the latest Galaxy Note 10+ is on another level especially the expanded Samsung DeX desktop that lets you run DeX on your existing PC and then keep it with you on just your phone.

Good one

. If the camera was perhaps a little easier to handle, and the AI was more consistent, it would have received a perfect score. The carrier-unlocked model we tested with 256GB of storage space retails for $1,099.99.

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

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...

It’s been a while since I personally reviewed a Note device. That being said, as it was now, the Note10+ is still the king of Samsung devices. While it has plenty of features, many are likely to be unused except by the biggest power users.

Slick design; Fantastic screen; Great battery life; Great performance; Decent camera; Plenty of features; KNOX security; Edge panel for easy app/feature access

Pricey; S Pen has some gesture control issues; No headphone jack; Headphone adapter not included; Side key isn't power button by default; In display fingerprint scanner not reliable

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.