Pros
- Large display with good screen-to-body ratio
- Solid internals and long-lasting battery
- S Pen is more powerful than ever
- Versatile camera capabilities
Cons
- Cameras aren’t the best
- Not meant for one-hand usage
- Priced steeply
“The best smartphone that money can buy“, “The best flagship from Samsung yet“, “The most loaded Note flagship ever“….
Those are some of the best ways to define the latest high-end offering from the Korean giant’s stables – the Galaxy Note 10+. Unveiled last month at an event in New York, Samsung is clearly forging ahead with its S Pen-toting flagship in a bigger way than ever. That’s because, along with the Note 10+, the company also announced an affordable sibling in the form of the Note 10… following a dual-device strategy in the Note series for the first time ever. While we’d be putting the Note 10 through its paces soon, it’s time to turn our attention to the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ and see why it deserves the aforementioned phrases.
Harish Durairaj 