Can it make a Note-worthy impact We spent some time with the device and this is what we think of it....
Samsung describe the Galaxy Note 10+ as "a laptop, a gaming console, a movie studio, and an intelligent pen, all in one device."
The Note 10+ really looks the part, with a high-polish metal and glass fusion as part of its sleek design.
The Cinematic Infinity-O Display boasts 6.8 inches of spectacular, movie-like vision. The Dynamic AMOLED display has been designed to make it highly visible even on bright, sunny days.
The camera setup on the Note 10+ combines to literally cover every angle! On the back, there's a 16MP Ultra Wide Camera, 12MP Wide-angle Camera, 12MP Telephoto Camera, and DepthVision camera. Sharp selfies are guaranteed with the 10MP camera on the front.
Shoot highly detailed video in 4K UHD, complemented by HDR10+ and Dynamic Tone Mapping. Add to your footage with the Zoom-in Mic which lets you control the sound around you as you zoom in or out.
The intelligent pen on the Note 10+ instantly turns handwriting into text, so you can turn hastily written notes into readable text that you can quickly share.
While things like the Cinematic Infinity-O Display and intelligent pen are standout features, don't lose sight of the internal workings that make that magic happen: a 7nm processor and 12GB RAM deliver very impressive speeds, while 2.0Gbps LTE, lets you download files, live game, and stream content without a hassle. Meanwhile, the 4300mAh battery has heaps of life, backed up by the Super Fast Charging feature.
Manufacturer: Samsung
Can it make a Note-worthy impact We spent some time with the device and this is what we think of it....
The Galaxy Note 10+ comes with 4 rear cameras. Price in India starts at Rs 79,999. S Pen stylus now comes with gyroscope. Samsung, for the first time, launched two new phones in the Galaxy Note-series. Both the phones, the Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+ have made their way to the Indian shores.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ was recently launched in India along with the Galaxy Note 10 . With the Galaxy Note 10+ being the current flagship in Samsung's lineup, the company has given it the best hardware it has.
There probably isn't anything I wrote in this review that's going to sway you to buy or not buy a Galaxy Note 10+. With an $1,100 price tag and top-of-the-line everything, it's geared toward the Android user who wants the best, and boy, does it deliver. We'll miss you, headphone jack.
If you want pen-input, then the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus is the best out there, wildly out-classing everything other than its predecessor, the Note 9 in that respect. If you don't, it's still an excellent phone, but you could get a comparable screen and imaging experience for less money in the...
Gorgeous; immersive display; Excellent; versatile stills/video camera; Pen input is a dream for Lightroom
It's a big phone; It's an expensive phone; Loves fingerprints
The Galaxy Note10+ is an excellent device that builds upon past devices with a great camera, smooth performance and fun to use S Pen.
Great display that would benefit from a high-refresh-rate; The hole-punch selfie camera is better than a proper notch; Super long battery life (i.e more than a day; Great camera that rivals Pixel phones; S Pen works great; Large storage options with microSD card slot
More expensive than previous models; Combining the Bixby and power button was an odd choice; S Pen gestures don't work all the time; The in-display fingerprint sensor doesn't work reliably
With its starting price tag of PHP60,990, it can get easy to dismiss this phone as way too overpriced. But, think about it this way — The S10+ starts at PHP55,990. For just PHP5,000, you may be losing an additional front camera and a headphone jack.
If you’re a Galaxy fan, whether that be Galaxy S or Galaxy Note, buy this phone. It’s incredibly good, even if you’re upgrading from a Galaxy S9 or Galaxy S10 model. Even if it’s just for that Aura Glow color, it’s worth it.
Specs; Display; Camera; Hardware; Battery; Software; S Pen; Sound; Fingerprint Reader; Power Button Location aka “Side Key”
It’s true, you’ve got the Galaxy Note to thank for your big phone. When the device hit the scene at IFA 2011, large screens were still a punchline. That same year, Steve Jobs famously joked about phones with screens larger than four inches, telling a crowd of reporters, “nobody’s going to buy that.
The Galaxy Note 10+ is going to be the best phone on the market until the calendar turns to 2020, and then a little beyond that. Something is going to come out that beats the overall package, possibly the S11, and then Note 10+ will be discounted and slowly forgotten.
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