Samsung Galaxy Note10+ 5G

Typical Samsung fluidity in transferring from my A50. The camera is competitive for it's segment, but Samsung still needs to work on a quick shot mode, that doesn't delay on focus. Not the best for capturing those milestone moments of my toddler's development. Aside from that, Samsung's polish to both the UI and lack of bugs is apparent. Haven't had any issues with apps this far. Pros: Almost everything. -Camera functions well for a flagship segment phone. -Apps and functions are smooth and big free -Display is almost perfect (I don't like curved edge glass) -UI is smooth Cons: -camera focus is slightly delayed, or requires manual quick shot mode selection instead of having a separate icon (which is what is SHOULD have). -curved edge screen and glass... this is a fad I wish would end. It seems you can't buy a high end phone without it, and I despise it. Far more prone to crack, distorts screen view, picks up glare from nearly every angle, doesn't grip well (more prone to slip out of hand), and if you use a case (all but mandatory) you're forced to choose between one that allows full screen touch access, or provides good protection... you can't have both. -no headphone jack... I prefer wired earbuds. Current market availability of USB type C earbuds is dismal, expensive, and not readily available.... and I hate having to carry a dongle/adapter.... it's just one more thing to lose/damage. -no dual front facing speakers... I have young children, and also like to play games. For this level of phone and expense, I would rather have dual front stereo speakers than a high screen to body ratio, WITHOUT the isolation of headphones or the need to carry a bluetooth speaker.

Coming from a Note 9, there are few major differences. It is similar in size to what I had, I was concerned that it would be bulky, but I didn't realize how big the 9 was.... Anyway, I like the screen, no disappointments at all, just saying it is not monstrously huge. it seems to be a little more forgiving when scrolling through pictures, AND I like the size of the internal memory... it is perfect considering there is also a slot for an SD expansion card. Set up was a breeze, literally pull out my note 9 sim card and stick it in the 10, I was off to the races! the 5G seems to be pretty decent as well. I had concerns about coverage, but it seems to be pretty good. It seems to behave as if attached to wifi. so Note 10 5G FTW!

I really like this Note 10+. The screen is bright, sharp and sensitive even with a Gorilla Glass screen protector. The battery life is good even with heavy game usage. Wireless charging works well even with a TPU case on it. The touch sensitivity and speed are great, I have much better fine control in my favorite game. The camera works very well, taking usable pics in surprisingly low light without flash. And reception is great. I have good service in a chronically terrible area so I don't have to use WiFi calling even though I could if needed. It is a pretty thin phone so having the TPU case on it helps make gripping less tiring. It has great feel, the weight is just enough to fell solid but not heavy. The non-removable back looks and feels like quality.

The only thing this phone lacks from a current, new on the market phone today is that it doesn't take huge file size photos. The photo quality on the Note 10 is way more than adequate. To get something with massive megapixels creates huge files that need to be stored. That's just a waste. The Note 10 is as fast as the new S24 and it is comparable in all respects. Choosing this over the S24 saved me over $1000. Programming and set up is just as easy as it can get. Pop in your old SIM card, a memory card and fire it up. Transfers from your old Samsung perfectly. Files, too. I'll never waste money on the latest and most current model phone.

The phone is a bit longer and wider so I am adjusting to the change in size as well as the migration of the Power button from the right to left side of the phone - which I was not that happy about. The phone is also a little thinner than the Samsung S9 Plus, but the addition of a phone case (Torras) that has a thin lip around the perimeter of the case on both the front and back helps when grabbing the phone with just two fingers. The battery in the Note 10 Plus is also a bit larger than that of the Samsung S9 Plus and accordingly will last longer between charges.

I love this phone! I had to replace my phone when I switched from MetroPCS to Verizon. I am so glad that I went with this one. I love the screen and the battery life is great. I can go for more than a day between charges now. The camera is a great improvement over what I had before and all in all I am very satisfied. I am glad I worked with Qualitycellz to buy this phone.

What a great phone. Does everything I need it to do ... and so easy to use. Love the 5G - so much faster than I thought it would be. So glad I finally took the plunge into 5G land! I was also concerned about the size of the note 10+ but its still easy to carry. And so much easier to look at things online. I would give this phone 2 thumbs up.

Wanted larger screen size, fast response, plenty of storage, got that! MicroSD compatible lets me keep pics on a card, note taking with S-Pen is very smooth and cool. The only critique would be the fingerprint reader wont work with the screen protector i want, even with the sensitivity turned all the way up.

This phone is amazing. I watch movies and play games on it without having to charge it until the end of the day. The cool feature as well is the super fast charging. I come from an iPhone and I can say this phone is more uself than my previous iPhone. I recommend it!!

It's a very good phone for the price. The Bluetooth seems to be stronger for a longer distance for connecting to other Bluetooth devices. The 256GB memory is more suitable. The battery seems to be draining a bit fast 1-2% per hour on idle. Overall, it's a very good phone.