Customer Ratings & Reviews

No words to say how much samsung has progressed with this new flagship model. The battery life, camera, design are excellent and the color, on my god the color is mesmerizing. Huge upgrade on the s-pen over Note 9.

It fits perfectly for my personal needs and has Plenty of Ram, Storage, and Features. Loving the Blue Glow color style. I've been doing tons of research and realized this was the choice despite of the Note 20 Release. This is a very competitive phone in today's market. I bought the UB Subcase for this phone and the Factory Screen protector is awesome. Protection and with carefully handling of this device you can keep this phone forever. I was sold on this device when some of the well known Smartphone Reviewers put out a video recently explaining why they were still using this phone and have not yet upgraded. I took advantage of the Black Friday sale for this phone, after realizing that it holds its retail value pretty well, Even the Note 9 is still holding it's retail value, wow. I hope this review helps someone today.

This is the first Samsung Note I have owned. I came from the iPhone Xs Max, so I didn't expect to see a performance jump, but I was wrong! Those 12 gigs of RAM really keep it humming along. And that SCREEN! Wow! Big and beautiful. My eyes have never been good, but they don't need to be with this bright and brilliant beauty! Yes, I am gushing over a phone, but in terms of bang for your bucks, this outpaces the iPhone. I am very satisfied.

This is My First Samsung Galaxy Note and I couldn't Be More Happy! The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 + is an Exhilarating Powerhouse with a Battery that Lasts All Day. It has All the Tools to Help You Do what is Needed. Plenty of Ram and Storage for Multitasking, Work or Play it's Awesome!

I've been using a PDA with a stylus since the early Palm Pilots, so the Samsung Note series is pretty much my only choice. However, it's hard to imagine that the 10+ wouldn't be my first choice even if other phones with styli existed. I've owned the Note 3, 5, 8 and now 10+, and each one was the best ever...until I got the next one! Favorite feature: removing the stylus when the screen is off immediately opens a note, but with a black screen and white writing...works brilliantly for jotting down those ideas that pop in my head in the middle of the night!

Best buy staff simply transferred my old phone setup/data to the new phone. They saved hours of set up and personalization work. The camera is trouble for the cameras business. The three images on this review are from the camera on the phone.

I went in the store just to look at the display the sales associate told me be right back came back told me we have 3 with no reservation and judging by the line forming they will be gone soon l told him let’s do this very helpful even helped me with getting the last Otter box they had in stock and set up my phone in no time amazing staff at Best Buy located in mesquite tax l just love my new phone!!! Been one week since l got it just wow!!! If you guys get a chance get your hands on one of these it will no disappointment no way!!!

It’s an amazing phone with all the bells and whistles you usually don’t get from other devices and is so fast and smooth

This is the best purchase I've made! Great camera, phone and speakers

This phone blows anything out of the water ill never buy another phone besides samsung

Let's get this out of the way right now: Yes, Samsung has ditched the headphone jack and, yes, doing this on it's "everything but the kitchen sink" flagship is an odd decision; that being said, it's not the end of the world. Now, as for everything else about this phone, it screams premium. The aura glow finish is simply captivating. Make no mistake, this a huge device and you'd be wise to visit a local store and handle one of these in person before shelling out any $. I don't find the phone to be unwieldy at all, but it definitely pushes the upper limits in terms of comfortable size. As with all Samsung phones, the screen is a hallmark feature - huge edge-to-edge display with a small pinhole camera in the center. I like that Samsung moved the camera hole to the center of the screen and honestly don't find it obtrusive at all. The phone is surprisingly light for its size. As you would expect, the phone performs well - snappy, smooth, and consistent. Battery life has been good so far, but nothing earth shattering (remember that battery is powering a massive AMOLED display!). The link to windows feature works well - It is essentially an integrated version of the Your Phone App, but so far it has worked well. One UI is a nice take on Android - clean layout, seemingly endless customization options (if you want a phone that you can pretty much tinker with nearly every setting, the Note 10+ will foot the bill), and smooth performance. The Samsung app icons feel a little cartoonish to me, but that's not a huge deal. What is a bigger deal is the incredible amount of bloatware that ships with the AT&T variant - we're talking probably close to 20 or 30 pre-installed apps. You can delete or disable nearly all of them, but it is annoying nonetheless. The stylus works well, but I find the gestures a bit gimmicky; I do, however, find the convert to text feature very useful. This phone is likely overkill for most people. But, if you are a power user, or want a phone that packs top notch performance along with a ton a features, you'll be happy with the Note 10+.

This phone isn't to much different from the S10+ aside from the stylus and 3D scanning and improved memory. Still quite smooth as butter. Streamlined interface, the note pen is a huge asset for business users looking to take quick notes, its ability to connect to windows a huge bonus. Of course to botch camera and slightly bigger screen a good deal. Fair price point. Charging is truly 30 minutes, time may say 45 minutes or an hour just expect it be less. It does have wireless charging for other wireless charging capable devices including galaxy buds. Note there is no headphone Jack not necessary a huge drawback when you consider that there loss chance of lint getting clogged in your headphone Jack. Yes I am aware the charging port headphones may still collect lint. Other than that battery is great all day use and that's with browsing facebook, internet, and music. For you gamers the improved ram does indeed help with framerates lagging. But I will admit this is more a business oriented phone, but it doesn't mean everyday regular guys and gals wont find optimal benefits to it as well.

Take awful night images in night mode. Extremely disappointing. Types a g instead of an h on the keyboard so I'm always spelling 'the' as 'tge'. Breaks easily, phone display and lens broke within a year despite being in expensive damage preventing Otter Box Case. I think I'm going to Apple next, Samsung is getting cheaper and cheaper in quality.

I've been a Note(Note, Note4, Note8, Note10+) user for a while and was able to deal with some things being removed if other options where added. I've had my note10+ plus for a while now and this has been one of the most disappointing phones I have bought. I do a lot of work with audio and video and the removal of the headphone jack was a big part of me waiting so long to upgrade, and using the adapter is a hassle not to mention sometimes loosing it. Plus if you try to use the wired headphones and charge your phone at the same time you are looking at another $30-50 for an adapter with a charging port. Another thing I didn't notice until I tried using it was that there is no longer a heart rate sensor, only real way samsung health is useful now is as a step counter unless you purchase a smart watch too $$$. Yes better cameras where added but personally I'm not that big of a picture taker. I really miss the IR sensor that the note had back then, that really came in handy for work. The phone is fast, has a great screen, memory, its great for multitasking and the battery last pretty much the whole day even with Google maps and GPS running half the day. And i still love the pen, especially when you need to fill out forms quickly. But still pretty disappointing with this phone . I think minus the S pen the S10 that my wife got would have been a better option, atleast it still has a headphone jack and heart sensor. Or maybe I should have gone with the cheaper Note9. Again it does have its positives but if samsung keeps following Apple this might be the last samsung phone I buy or atleast the last Note. Which is a shame since I really loved this line up for the last decade.

Great smart phone. I upgraded from the note 8 to the 10 plus. Great features overall. Still has a beautiful screen, speeds are great as well. Camera's are great, takes beautiful pictures along with awesome videos. Always been a fan of the S pen, added features are great. Battery life is great, much better then my 8, use my phone regularly all day without charging. Usually charge at night and have had 4050% or better after all day into the night use. Great phone. Only couple of cons could be for some that they removed the headphone Jack but for me I go wireless with everything so no big deal. Of course price, smart phones continue to get more expensive so will be looking for continuous improvement and features at these prices.

An improvement over it's predecessors in nearly every way. The screen is massive, but the design is efficient enough that it doesn't feel more unwieldy than most other phones in the hand. The S Pen will be more of a novelty for most users, but the ability to take quick screen notes and use gestures to control media is very useful on occasion. Multitasking makes good use of the ample screen real estate and works wonderfully - no lag, etc. while using the feature. The addition of expandable memory is great to have in your back pocket as well. Display, camera and processing speed are what you would expect from a premium smart phone.

The Note series never seems to disappoint me. Samsung has the best screens on the market. Only cell with a killer stylus. The camera is one of the if not, the best of 2019 mobile phones. 256 gb of storage plus expandable storage makes this phone a "BEAST"!!!

I'm enjoying this phone. I'm upgrading from a Note 8 and with the Note 10 plus receiving substantial upgrades. Louder speakers , bigger screen, reverse charging ,better camera options, $150 credit from Samsung that I used to get the Samsung wireless buds. 256GB of storage, remote gestures from the stylus that may be a little gimmicky but nice to have. A larger battery with faster charging. If your current phone is more than 2 years old then this phone is for you.

Amazing quality build construction, fantastic cameras and various camera modes, vivid large full screen display. Excellent battery life, with an option to charge the device at up to 45w for an extremely fast charge. The standard 25w charger included in the box is also quite a noticeable upgrade in charging time over the previous 15w fast charger. The S-Pen is what seperates this device from the Galaxy S line and all other devices currently on the market. The S-Pen is not just a gimmick add on, or what was once considered a business users tool. It has become a very useful tool and can be used in so many different ways now with various functionalities. The S-Pen can now be used for drawing, painting, selecting text from certain apps or webpages which may not be able to be selected, highlighted, copied, or shared by finger touch, various camera mode changes, handwriting notes, and handwriting to text conversion, and a lot more. Having owned many of the Galaxy S devices and every Galaxy Note device since the initial launch, this model is by far my favorite smartphone to date, and is the best upgrade feature and spec wise in the Samsung Galaxy lineup.

Camera takes good pictures in day or night. Battery charge last all day, and the 25W charger is fast. The display is bright and smooth, vivid colors. All the apps respond fast. YouTube video looks and sound great on the display of this size. The size of the display make it easier to use the S-pen. S-notes has a lot of features I like. Overall great phone.