Pros
- design, camera, autonomy, stylus.
Cons
- unable to locate
Pros
- I frequently use Samsung products, and practically all of their flagship devices, including the Note 2, Note 3, Note 4, Note 5, S7, S7 Edge, Note 8, and Note 9, were in use when I wrote this (the last 4 still work with relatives without any problems ). The Note 10 Plus's screen is superb, making it simple to see the development. More memory makes it possible to check on the storage less frequently. The cameras are very impressive, especially the stabilization, which functions well. The ated stylus identifies gestures made in the air as a convenient bonus function and is noticeably speedier.
Cons
- The technology of Samsung's more expensive products immediately "turns into a pumpkin" after the warranty period has passed. I want to express my deepest sorrow at having to say this. It is quite disappointing that the most recent adjustments to the price of a lottery ticket fall short of expectations in terms of the value of the service or the caliber of the product they offer. It would be clear if it would be wiser to return the item for a refund or to forego the purchase entirely if Samsung promptly informed customers after they made a purchase of the likely poor quality of its flagship smartphones.
Pros
- You all already fully understand from other reviews how this device stands out among the same Chinese remnants of today (don't dislike the Chinese, just accept the truth that the majority of modern Chinese, yes, including Chinese, look like a Galaxy S8 with smaller frames and a cutout for the camera / pop-up camera). You all already know very well how this device stands out amid the same Chinese leftovers these days thanks to its power, speed, beauty, and functionality. With the exception of a 3.5mm headphone connector, this smartphone can have all the features you require for everyday use.
Cons
- As was mentioned previously, disappointment resulted from Jack's absence. I myself use Galaxy Buds, but without an adapter, which Samsung was too lazy to include in the package, I won't be able to, for example, connect a phone to a computer in a line-in. Without an adapter, I won't be able to, for instance, use a phone as a line-in connection to a computer. Even though devices with older boxes are less expensive than the Note10+, the box has gotten worse in comparison to the ones that came with the Note8/9/FE. However, I really liked the cardboard that was placed on top of it, and the magnetic "door" was also very cool. The power button being moved to the left side of the smartphone has me really annoyed. I can no longer use my fingers to hold down the power and volume down buttons, which were both situated at around the same level on my prior NoteFE, in order to take a screenshot. The double-pressing of the "Home" button, which formerly enabled the speedy launch of the camera, has been forgotten. What prevents you from performing the same function with the touch "Home" button? This is not a complete jamb of this device, but rather of all smartphones that lack a physical "Home" button. The phone regularly freezes instead of launching the camera app, even though there should be a very short pause between the two pushes. Permit me to remind you that this feature was previously advertised as "quick access to the camera for instant capture of some event," but now you have the choice to just lock the phone in case you missed an important moment. Simply put, it's not very nice of you. Moreover, the capability to alter the Quick Access Toolbar's icon grid's size has been removed ("shutter on top" if you are an amateur). I now feel as though I am an old person with bad eyesight due to the icons being set to such a large size. This is due to the fact that a 6.8-inch display can only fit eight icons per page. I assume that this is a success. It was possible to fit a 5x5 grid on a display that was significantly smaller (5.66 inches) on the NoteFE (as opposed to 2.1, which was pre-installed on my Note10+ from the manufacturer), and everything was completely viewable without unintentionally turning on. Although the possibility of this occurring is relatively low, it is anticipated that this will be added in the upcoming OneUI (2.5) edition.
Pros
- If you haven't used the note series yet, you will be thrilled. The phone was created for people who work in "creative professions," such as journalists, designers, editors, authors, and others in those fields. As a designer, I've observed that while many features are available to journalists, just a small number of them are quite beneficial to me. Regular users should be pleased with the screen's obvious increase in size, provided that the rest of the phone's dimensions haven't altered significantly. The call will still be audible even if you leave your phone in a jacket in a locked car due to the excellent sound quality. The stylus has "gone wiser" as a result. If I'm being completely honest, I don't see the need for this, but I do believe that bloggers will find it particularly appealing. The depth module functioned as an extremely precise "measurer" of the sizes. Even though the 3D scanner does not function very well, it is nevertheless a novel piece of technology that is integrated into phones, making it accessible at all times.
Cons
- Samsung phones have battled with this issue for a very long time. It is quite dangerous to walk on them. I'll start with note 5: glass. Due of this, a phone built of premium materials will require a case made of Chinese plastic. But, Samsung is being accused here rather than the phone itself. I had higher hopes for the camera, but since they didn't add a new module to the phone, I'm not sure how they arrived at the results.
Pros
- The layout, the display, the storage, and the camera
Cons
- Price, features, and capabilities of the program
Pros
- Display-wise, I have a strong feeling that it is the greatest option currently available. Size and the sound coming from the speakers In addition to being a practical accessory for a person working in business, the stylus is a feature that is truly unique in the industry. Both in terms of performance and speed.
Cons
- The camera is only slightly above average when compared to the flagships of 2019, and its autonomy is far lower than that of Apple's competitors. 3.5 inches were taken off. audio jack. Body that is both slippery and very light.
Pros
- + Screen. Big, contrasting, bright. + Sound. Finally two speakers. The sound chip is not inferior to audiophile devices, HD audio codecs are supported. + BT latest generation, support HD audio transmission for lovers of loseless music and quality audio at home. + Shell. This is not a bare android, but a shell doped by Samsung. For me, this is the most convenient of what is now on the market for Androyd. + Separate plus for Always on Display. + Great camera. + SamsungPay with the ability to pay at any terminal (the function of simulating the magnetic stripe of the card). Few people know about this, for some reason, but Samsung phones have had such a cartoon since the days of S7 Edge.
Cons
- - Performance. When you compare what is sold here with what is sold in the states (on snapdragon), you will be very upset. The performance difference is really felt during use, not just in synthetic benchmarks. It's time to throw away the Exinos, or let the user choose which chipset the phone will be on (let the exinos be cheaper then). - Autonomy. From 9 am it barely makes it to 10 pm. I can’t say that I’m constantly on the phone, because I don’t have social networks, but in the working mode “calls-messengers-browser-YouTube” the phone leaves 10-15% in the evening. Competitors seem to do better with this. - The fingerprint sensor works flawlessly even without a protective glass. With glass it does not work every 4-5 times. And this is even after recalibrating and enabling the quick recognition function. - Face unlock without depth effect = lower reliability.
Pros
- I have a Samsung Galaxy Note10 Pro SM-N9750/Dual-Sim (Snapdragon), Hong Kong. 1. Gcam port HDR+ works on wide, regular lenses, variable aperture, 1.5-2.4 and takes amazing photos! The best that is now in mobile phones - that's for sure. Cameras with optical stabilizers, excellent quality. Pictures are sharp. And the lens is so bright that it allows you to shoot in the moonlight as during the day, and I'm not kidding. I tried a lot of ports, the best Gcam 7.2.010 by Urnyx05 v.2.1 There, of the interesting things, there is an Astrophotography mode and correction of the parameters Sharpness, contrast, saturation, and others (more than 40 parameters in total, it’s hard how interesting and entertaining for connoisseurs), right in post-processing after shooting right away. 2. The screen is really good, but not perfect. The hole doesn't bother me much. But I want 8 inches in a compact case and 16:9 format. 3. Recording from the line on Android 10 works through a combination of two applications, without root, but the quality is so-so, not fire, but it will do for reminders and accents in case of a dispute. 4. Voice transmission through the built-in and external speakers to a solid five. Moreover, this is the best conversational speaker I have ever heard with my ear. It is more powerful than software-modified speakers in previous phones. Bassy, rich, clear and very loud. It probably has the potential to increase the volume through the config files, but I have not rooted the phone yet and I think so far, because. losing S-G Pay is not yet in my plans. 5. Communication catches well. No complaints. Inet is fast. 6. The stylus is more comfortable than in Note9, the tip is more fluoroplastic, it glides over the standard film perfectly. And there are more features. 7. The kit included a silicone bumper and a film, headphones, replacement styluses with tweezers, interchangeable ear tips, a pen-needle and something else - this is a plus.
Cons
- The battery is very weak. On notes 8-9 it was even worse. Takes a day to relax. If you really work only with him, then 4 hours of chat screens, the usual fuss and that's it. In general, by the hour of the day it is already time to urgently recharge. With frustration, I remember Mi max 1.2, which was definitely enough for a full day. That's why I wanted mi max 3. Since I do not have growth, charging with a large adapter and this is an ambush. Uncomfortable!
