Samsung is the best and they're always innovating. The Note 10+ is proof of that and it is loaded with so many good and useful features that most other competitors dont have. I can talk about all of them and every great thing about this phone but I'd be here all night and I'm sure no one has the time to read a review the lengh of a book. So all I can say is if you're looking for the best and to get your money's worth, then the Samsung Note 10+ is where it's at but don't take my word for it. Go get one and see for yourself.q

This has to be the most advanced phone I've ever purchased... I myself dont do the I phone thing... Always have been an android phone user... I've had the samsung galaxy S8 S9+ and now the new Note 10+ and this has been bye far the fastest and came with I believe standard 256gb storage I can go 2 days at times without having to charge... and when I do charge the phone it litterally will charge in minutes.... definitely recomend worth the money...

I really love my note 10 plus, I would definitely recommend this product for either a first time android user, or a upgrade!

Unable to pair bluetooth to my chip credit card reader and my glucometer. My plug in swipe card reader does not work after purchasing an adapter. That's 3 strikes Samsung

The Galaxy Note 10+ is one of, if not the, best Android smartphones you can buy right now. It has a massive, gorgeous, unmatched 6.8" screen-but the phone itself doesn't feel that big due to the amazingly thin bezels on the side of the device, and the small, centered "hole-punch" camera. The only real complaint that could be lobbied at the screen is that it is still 60Hz, as opposed to the much smoother and forward-thinking refresh rate found on competitors phones like the OnePlus 7 Pro, and the upcoming Google Pixel 4. 60Hz is definitely not bad, but it is not the best option anymore. That being said, the color gamut and inky dark blacks on this 6.8" OLED are positively beautiful, and it is extremely bright, easily viewable under a bright, sunny sky. Speaking of the cameras, while they're not as good as class leading options such as the Pixel 3, they produce some beautiful photos, and you have three different cameras to capture a variety of different photos-an ultrawide lens, a standard wide lens, and a telephoto lens. Each one allows you to take a photo from a variety of angles and distances, without sacrificing as much quality and removing the need to use digital zoom. As far as other specs on the phone, it has top of the line internals that you'd expect from an $1100 phone: a fast Snapdragon 855, 12 GBs of RAM, allowing for an insane amount of multitasking, a gargantuan base storage of 256 GB, with a 512 GB option, and there is still a microSD card slot if that still isn't enough for you. All of this is wrapped together in a big beautiful glass sandwich: I have the Best Buy/Samsung Shop exclusive Aura Blue, which looks absolutely gorgeous in person, and this vivid, electric blue, is a big step-up from the much duller blue on the Galaxy Note9 (which looked great a year ago, but this just blows it out of the water). And of course, there is still the excellent S-Pen. There's not a lot of changes compared to last year's S-Pen found inside the Galaxy Note9: the design is slightly different, as its now a little smaller, and has a unibody plastic design instead of the dual-tone design. As far as new features, this S-Pen has a new ability called "Air Gestures," which essentially allows you to use the S-Pen as a motion control interface for a small selection of apps now. As of right now, the selection of apps is not very wide, and the integration of these Air Gestures feels rather gimmicky, but perhaps there is still some great potential here for other developers to make use of in the future. Overall, if you want the best Android has to offer, this is definitely a phone you want to have on your radar. The hardware is among the best that any manufacturer has to offer, and Samsung's OneUI Android skin is actually pretty good now. If you have $1100 to spend on the phone, I'd highly recommend the Galaxy Note 10+.

I LOVE this phone. Although I've used Samsung's Galaxy S Iine for years and have always touted them as being the "best of the best" and Samsung as being "the best with special features," this has been my first foray into the Note line. This has been, in part, due to a concern the device would be to large for my hands to comfortably hold. This phone is so thin it feels not much bigger than my S8+ I had previously. The SPen features are fantastic. The ability to take pictures with the pen is not have to try to awkwardly hold the phone while reading for the shutter button is fantastic. And this phone redefines the "smart" in "smartphone". It is still every day that I'm amazed and impressed by some new thing I've discovered my phone can do. I recommend this product to anyone.

Great specs for any flagship phone on the market. It is powerful with many useful and some useless features. But hey that's the nature of a phone that tries to do everything. It's not worth the upgrade if you already have a Note9 but is if you are upgrading from any other previous version. The new under glass fingerprint reader is good but still needs a little refinement. But better than having more cutouts for additional readers on the back. The third camera is awesome may be worth it if you're not sure between the Note 10 versus the Note 10+. I like the extra camera. The screen is amazing quality but everyone out there already knows that.

Love this phone so far, sleek, beautiful and it is so fast wow