Galaxy Note 10+ camera Review

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 5G is the South Korean manufacturer’s latest flagship smartphone, combining the processing power of the Exynos 9825 chipset with a large 6.8-inch AMOLED display and 12Gb of RAM. The rear camera comes with four sensors: a standard 26mm primary camera, a 13mm ultra-wide camera, a 52mm telelens, and a dedicated Time-of-Flight (ToF) sensor for depth estimation in Portrait mode. Read on to find out how the Note 10+ 5G performed in our new Wide and Night tests, as well as in our other test categories. The 6.3-inch Note 10 is one of the most compact big-screen phones yet, thanks to its nearly bezel-free Infinity-O screen — and some features Samsung left on the cutting room floor. The Note 10 also boasts several S-Pen enhancements (including gestures), new video recording features and a new way to mirror the phone on a PC. 

However, there are some trade-offs. You won’t find a headphone jack on the Note 10, and the MicroSD card slot is gone, too (though it remains on the larger Galaxy Note 10 Plus). The Note 10’s screen also isn’t as sharp as its predecessor's, though you'd be hard-pressed to notice a difference between them.

Although the smaller, $949/£869 Note 10 doesn't represent the pinnacle of Samsung's phablets, I suspect it will hit the sweet spot for most people in terms of size and specs. The idea of a compact phablet might sound crazy, but it actually makes a whole lot of sense when you use it — and makes the Note 10 one of the best smartphones available today.