Samsung Galaxy Note 10
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Samsung Galaxy Note 10
A compact and powerful Note option
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Release
23 August 2020
Price
$1,023 ~ $1,208 (Market Price)
What's New
S Pen stylus, Gorilla Glass 6, Fast wired and wireless charging
Pros
Great display
Excellent cameras
Small camera cut-out
Cons
Slippery in the hands
No headphone jack
Battery life is average
The Galaxy Note 10 is the compact alternative to the Note 10+, with some trade-offs in battery life and performance.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 10 5G at a glance
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What’s in the box?
S Pen
Pen nibs and tweezers
A USB-C cable
25W charger adapter
USB-C headset
Documentation
There isn’t a screen protector included. That’s definitely something you’ll want to source yourself if you’re accident-prone.
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Design and Display
The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 features a comfortable 6.3-inch edge-to-edge Super AMOLED display. Pixels are barely noticeable and Samsung decreased the size of the camera cut-out so users get more screen. The rear of the phone is classy with a glass back. But without a case, you’d have to constantly clean your device of fingerprints.
Camera
Camera hardware on the Note 10 is similar to that one the Galaxy S10 Plus: it features the same triple-camera system. But in terms of software, the phone sees vast improvements. You get improved processing, better contrasts, and more accurate shots. The S Pen also allows you to control the camera app seamlessly through gestures for you to take beautiful selfies.
Battery
On the phone’s default Full HD resolution, the Note 10’s 3,500mAh battery would last you through a day. Out of the box though, you’d get a 25W charger that will charge your phone from 0% to 100% in slightly over an hour.
Value for Money
If you're looking for a Note experience without the large display and bulk of the Note Plus range, the Note 10 is a great option. Besides a smaller battery and display, the trade-offs in terms of microSD expansion and memory probably would not be deal-breakers for the average user.
Samsung Galaxy Note 10
From
$6.95*
* Price shown is the monthly breakdown of a new phone, paid annually on a Lite Plan.
Check our Lite, Classic and Prestige mobile phone insurance plans with various levels of coverage that can include screen repair, damage device replacement and loss / theft replacement.