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

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!

Samsung makes excellent phones that check nearly every box of what you'd want in a device: a clear, brilliant screen. Great cameras . Strong battery life. But it's been years since all the individual parts have come together in a way that makes me sit back and say, "Wow.

The Galaxy Note 10 Plus delivers the premium goods; from a killer 6.8-inch screen and all-day battery life to excellent camera tools

The Note 10 Plus is expensive; There's no headphone jack, which will disappoint long-time Samsung fans; The depth-sensing camera is extremely limited

To conclude this review, we can definitely say that the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is an absolutely gorgeous device with great performance, camera and battery. The S-Pen also offers a lot of amazing features.

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

It might be a bit too big for some, but if you can handle (and afford) it, you won't find a better phone than the Galaxy Note 10+.

Amazing screen that's big; bold; beautiful; and bright; Super fast and long lasting with tons of storage; An in-display fingerprint sensor that works,...

No headphone jack; Screen size will be too big for some hands; Camera doesn't really bring anything new to the table

On paper the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ appears to one of the best Android phones you can buy. That's true in reality, too, having tested the phone as if it were out own for a week. But it doesn't mean it's the best.

Massive screen with neat punch-hole camera arrangement looks great; Speedy and smooth operation; Doesn't force Bixby upon you; Adept variety of cameras (wide; Standard; Zoom; S Pen stylus is integrated and adds an extra layer of control

Battery life not great for a phone of this size; Design a little too wide; Generally poor connectivity in our testing (using Three 4G SIM; Aura Glow finish will be love/hate; Cameras not class-leading; Closer than ever to S series

The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 was considered one of the hottest handsets of the year even though it boasted incremental upgrades over the Galaxy Note 8. With the Note 9, Samsung had once again proved that its Note Series was an all-inclusive device that featured zero compromises.

Gimmicks aside, the Note 10 Plus is the do-it-all phone worth paying premium for

Gorgeous Aura Glow color; fantastic screen; Versatile and strong camera suite; Super-fast charging speed; Helpful Windows integrations; Speedy performance; UFS 3.0 support

Battery life could be better; Many unnecessary; gimmicky features