Samsung - Galaxy Note10 256GB - Aura Black (Verizon)

The Camera is amazing, the form factor is perfect size, the screen is amazing, battery is good not great but pretty good, finger print scanner is probably my least liked feature. all in all a great choice

Upgraded from my S8+ to the Note10 and couldn't be more satisfied. Easy transfer of data and up and running before walking out the door!

I got this very expensive phone in nov 2019 I have a cracked screen after having it less than 6 months. And as I expected its because of the exposed edge design. The crack started at the edge and now has spread. There is no case that covers the edge at least I cant find one. It literally a waste of money. Also the text keyboard sucks it rarely knows what I am typing. The pen falls out often. I gave it a 3 star because it's pretty and has a decent camera. I would not buy this phone again.

I upgraded from the Galaxy S8 to the Galaxy Note10 and so far, I've been impressed with all the improvements! Better camera quality, including superior photos and videos. The hardware improvements are certainly noticeable and the phone is snappier than any others I've ever owned. And the Android software is still the best, in my opinion. Also, I'm starting to enjoy using the stylus, which I never thought I'd care about! I especially enjoy being able to take pics using the Bluetooth connection of the stylus to my phone. Comes in handy when I don't want to hold my phone when taking pics. My biggest complaint is losing the headphone jack. But the phone did include some ear buds with a USB-C connection, so at least I have something for now, until I get Bluetooth headphones. Overall, if you love Android phones, you'll likely find this Note 10 one of the best in 2019.

nice screen, pen is interesting to use. screen sensitivity to hands is quite bad. the fingerprint sensor cannot be compared with a standalone one. much less responsive, many errors, hard to find on screen. I am wondering if the screen protector that they sent the phone with is the culprit. tons of bloatware, majority of which cannot be removed at all (maybe by rooting the phone, which voids warranty). Pics are good, overall responsive, fast, no freezes, good quality audio during call and nice loud clear speaker. some of the custom software is useful, most is not. phone gestures like shake to flashlight and flip to start camera are nonexistent and require additional apps, which do not work as well as my old motorola. good battery

I have use quite a few notes over the years, but I had started going back to smaller phones. The last note that I had used was the 8, but I always felt that that was a bit too big. This regular Note 10 is basically the ideal size for most people. I still wish it was just a hair smaller and then it would just be the perfect size. Apart from the size this phone is spect out to last quite a while and be snappy. Even after all these months so far they performance really hasn't dropped in any noticeable way which is great news, especially for an Android phone. The S Pen gestures are pretty gimmicky, and I've never really use them other than the first time I tried it. The display is great, just make sure you keep it protected. this fingerprint scanner makes it so that you can't use a normal tempered glass screen protector so you'll have to go with either a plastic one, or some more adventurous different kinds. Battery life is okay, but hasn't been super exceptional. I can make it through a day just fine, but then again I do tend to top up at work. I'm sure you'll start seeing better and better deals for this in the coming months, so definitely keep an eye out for that. This is still a great phone despite it not having some of the fancy new features such as higher refresh rates and pop up cameras.

I'm glad I got the Note10 and not the Plus- the smaller size isn't even noticeable (and I had the Note8) and it fits better in my pocket. I can also hold it better in my hands. So far it's been all pros for me. The battery seems to last longer than the Note8. Haven't yet missed the micro SD card. I do miss the headphone jack, mostly because I've got a good number of3.5m m audio cables; I wish they did include the 3.5mm to USB-C dongle. Also, contrary to some stories out there, I don't think the included headphones are noise cancelling. Still don't know why the headphones needed a firmware update... Overall, if you like the Note series, you'll like this one. Better battery life than the Note8, pretty good display, pretty good camera, no headphone jack.

Honest Review. I had the S7 Galaxy prior so this was an upgrade. Great speed, camera is great, there is some kickback to the audio call features but the upgrades of the phone highlighted in the features equal out. Another thing that kind of gets annoyed is no head jack and SD card but these are also highlighted in the phone. As long as you have bluetooth, should be no concern.