Samsung Galaxy Note10+ - user opinions and reviews
- Anonymous
- Nyj
7h3N319hb0r, 01 Sep 2019I rarely use wired earphones since I switched to numerous Bluetooth earphones since 2011. I... moreOh yeah? Try playing PUBG with Bluetooth headset. LOL!
- Anonymous
- Nyj
7h3N319hb0r, 01 Sep 2019Whatever you want to imagine Huawei phones to become...LOL! Huawei is the first to have on screen fingerprint scanner and look who copied?
Huawei is the first to have reverse wireless charging and look who copied.
- itumir
- Nyj
7h3N319hb0r, 01 Sep 2019They are giving then for free in pre- order. Wired earphones are already included.LOL! Huawei is the first to have on screen fingerprint scanner and look who copied?
Huawei is the first to have reverse wireless charging and look who copied.
- 7h3N319hb0r
- 7X9
GAMIRSFM, 01 Sep 2019But if the phone cost that much, Samsung should at least put some dongle or even the Galaxy Bu... moreThey are giving then for free in pre- order. Wired earphones are already included.
- AlexPP
- IJ$
AM Bunny, 01 Sep 2019Used Note 9 for the past 1 year. Have the 10 Plus now and all I can say is: it's a phone from ... moreDon't lie yourself
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- Q5x
Skiya, 01 Sep 2019Only Apple has managed to get rid of the chin, even though the Note's screen to body ratio is ... moreiPhone X's have a larger chin than Note10+'s. You just look at the side bezels and you don't see them.
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- Q5x
7h3N319hb0r, 01 Sep 2019I rarely use wired earphones since I switched to numerous Bluetooth earphones since 2011. I... moreBut if the phone cost that much, Samsung should at least put some dongle or even the Galaxy Buds in the box.
- AM Bunny
- nxe
Used Note 9 for the past 1 year. Have the 10 Plus now and all I can say is: it's a phone from the future. Faster, better display, better battery, better overall feel. Samsung finally managed to build an almost flawless device.
Headphone jack? I counted a 40-50 times used it in one year and don't need it. Ear Buds work perfectly fine.
- 7h3N319hb0r
- 7X9
McBright80, 01 Sep 2019Yeah sorry but Bluetooth isn't new but it sure isn't perfected nearly enough to warrant any re... moreI rarely use wired earphones since I switched to numerous Bluetooth earphones since 2011.
If your cellphone doesn’t have DAC support or you only listen to compressed music Like MP3, there’s no real argument in using Bluetooth earphones.
There are always headphone jack adapters to the phone’s port. Video latency does not often nor is so noticeable.
I love using BT earphones like Samsung’s last two, Bose, and the AirPods. The convenience versus wired while in commute, while working is such a relief. No messy wire to coil to shorten. No need to unplug to walk across rooms to get something.
I did not mind spending for the convenience. One charge is 5-6 hours per full charge, but I even rarely use it all that long at a time. Usually 3-4 hours is the longest till I place them back to the charging case which the AirPods can give another 19 hours of usage time.
Again, I don’t see the big deal of the removable of the headphone jack when there’s a pair of included USB C earphones, or adapter for it (if you can afford this phone, you can afford one). And the argument of losing that adopter is lame as well when you can just easily lose your wired earphones, and you just keep the adapter connected to the earphones (tape them together).
- Ijaz Ali
- FBw
7h3N319hb0r, 01 Sep 2019I owned and used the Note1, Note II, Note 3, Note7, and occasionally currently Note8.
My wi... moreYou will a change once u start using it. Trust me
Coming from a note 8 user.
- McBright80
- kSk
John Wick Jr., 27 Aug 2019Wow. It's 2019, the 3.5MM jack is no longer needed in any phone. There is a new architecture c... moreYeah sorry but Bluetooth isn't new but it sure isn't perfected nearly enough to warrant any removal of the 3.5 audio jack. The fact that Bluetooth brings in issues that are numerous and haven't been mitigated is enough but if you like high res music and/or play games latency is still a big issue. LATENCY may not be a major concern for you if you only listen to music or podcasts, but it can be frustrating when what you hear doesn’t match what you see while gaming or watching a video. Also issues arise with Bluetooth vs wired as usual because of software conflicts, apps or the UI can disrupt or make sound stutter,
Codecs need updating and the UI or OS kept to date but wait.... Even if you do those it still could mess up randomly cause you updated and now some other random conflict occurs and you can't go back to your previous build by then and left to wait until they fix the problem. They know Bluetooth is still unreliable and prone to all these problems so I'm more inclined to think this is a move that's profit drivin and not for innovation or because it helps expand or improve some other feature or hardware they add become even better or to improve water resistance. Bluetooth as the only method for headphones is a step backwards
- 7h3N319hb0r
- 7X9
itumir, 01 Sep 2019I will have Note 10+ from Note 8. And it is a big jump to the big screen. Wow!Whatever you want to imagine Huawei phones to become...
- Skiya
- fjS
Only Apple has managed to get rid of the chin, even though the Note's screen to body ratio is better than that of the iPhone XS it could have been made better by getting rid of the chin
- EMEA Guy
- Jb$
I saw, that the EMEA version with Exynos has a worse performance than the USA version with Snapdragon. Do you know if there is any drawback of using Snapdragon version in the EU?
- itumir
- Nyj
7h3N319hb0r, 01 Sep 2019I owned and used the Note1, Note II, Note 3, Note7, and occasionally currently Note8. My wi... moreI will have Note 10+ from Note 8. And it is a big jump to the big screen. Wow!
- 7h3N319hb0r
- 7X9
I owned and used the Note1, Note II, Note 3, Note7, and occasionally currently Note8.
My wife has the Note9 which will be mine soon. I just looked at the Note10/10+ and it’s a meh because I don’t see no significant innovation jump from my Note8 or the Note9. I don’t see the gyro or Bluetooth control of the S Pen as ever useful, nor finding the 3D sketching interesting.
- InnovativeDoc
- Ide
I just wanted to share my experience with note 10 plus dual sim
I just ordered SM-N9750 via eBay, it was very cheap (Does not have "DS" letters but is a dual sim as it has hybrid tray for SD card/ second sim). It is working very smoothly, apps and websites loaded very fast through the OS/ bigger RAM and overall excellent experience. I wanted to get this 9750 model over India model 975/DS as it had extra band 12, which T-mobile uses, but lacks 66 & 71. The 975/DS model lacks band 12, 71 but has 66. Also I heard band 71 was more "performing" band for T-mobile than band 66.
This morning, I did a speed test on 9750 vs t-mobile issued S9 plus (has 66 & 71) using two different T-mobile SIM (2 separate lines), inserted in phones one by one. Results were astonishing. While I got a max of 3 mbps down (4G displayed) on 9750, I got 27 mbps down on S9 plus. At a different location, I got max 6 mbps download speed on 9750. (note" also on 9750, the AT&T will work on 3G only.)
So choose carefully! Dual sim is very helpful for me and since mostly I am at my home or office where I have wi-fi, it is fine. I travel once a week, the slower speed is still okay for me for my official emails, tethering to laptop for official sites and apps (I hardly watch any video while traveling, besides T-mobile internet su*ks big time at crowded places like airports) - so this is okay with me, but a better mobile data speed would have helped. It really depends on what your priorities are! (Unfortunately there is no FM radio on 9750 and no dual sim option on T-Mobile/ USA unlocked phone models...some models may have FM radio in hardware, you can download Next radio app to see if your phone has one or goto their website….9750 did not, despite some websites claiming it did have FM radio in hardware…)
- Harry
- KID
User, 29 Aug 2019I Disagree With You, I am Sure You Are Just Apple's Fan. Till Now Apple Didn't Prove That iPho... moreAgreed
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