There is a reason why smartphones like the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and 10+ are categorised as flagship smartphones. There are many that argue that at half the price you can get a flagship phone, so why spend so much? What they really don’t know is that a flagship phone is defined by many other factors and not just its cameras. This month, Samsung launched an update to its popular Note series with two new devices. One is the Galaxy Note 10 and the other is the bigger Note 10+. In this review, we test out the bigger Galaxy Note 10+ and see how potent this device is for a starting price of Rs 79,999.

Design

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is a device that is now thinner than the Galaxy Note 9+ that was launched in 2018. This is also a device that weighs just 196 grams. Samsung has used Gorilla Glass protection on the Galaxy Note 10+, both on the front as well as the back. There are also new colours on the Galaxy Note 10+. The one that we had was an Aura Glow colour phone, which as the name suggests glows with different frequencies of colours under different light conditions. Samsung, despite making the Galaxy Note 10+ sleeker offers more grip on the device for users. Up front you don’t in particular get a notch but an Infinity-O display with a central pin-hole camera module. This offers you more real-estate space and the curve of the display on the side panels give the device a bezel-less appearance.