It's not often that we recommend our readers to pass up the purchase of certain products in favor of others. And make no mistake:the Samsung Galaxy S10+ is a great phone, with a beautiful design and high-end features you'd expect from a high-end device.
SummaryReasons to expect the Galaxy Note 101. Better design (no punch holes)2. Powerful cameras3. No physical buttons4. Bigger displayReasons not to wait for the Galaxy Note 101. The stylus2. It will borrow most features from the S10+ 5G3. PriceConcludeBut no matter how good a smartphone is, there will always be something better in the pipeline as long as technology continues to advance.
Which brings us to a very interesting question:should you buy the Samsung Galaxy S10+ or wait for the next Galaxy Note 10? In this article, we'll give you the right reasons for both
based on what we know so far, so you can make a more informed purchasing decision.
Without further ado, let's get into why waiting for the Galaxy Note 10 might be worth it, based on current leaks and filed patents.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is expected to feature drastic design changes. While the Galaxy S10+ features one of the best smartphone designs on the market today, it has a small chin at the bottom and holes at the top that some consumers have criticized for covering up content. The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 could be the smartphone to remove this inconvenience.
But how would Samsung achieve this?
An image of a smartphone dubbed "Note 10" has been circulating the internet with a camera prominently placed in the tail of the S-Pen. This is consistent with a new patent that was spotted by Patently Mobile after submission to the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
According to Qualcomm, this chipset can support up to 192MP on a single camera. Also, don't forget that not so long ago, Samsung unveiled its two image sensors called Isocell Bright GD1 and Isocell Bright GM1, capable of filming 32 megapixels and 48 megapixels respectively. And since the Note 10 will have four rear cameras, chances are one of them will have a 32, 48, or 100MP sensor.
According to a report, Samsung plans to ditch the physical buttons on the Galaxy Note 10.
ET News reported that the Korean tech giant is looking to release a keyless smartphone that won't have a button on the front or side. They also noted that the Galaxy Note 10 will become Samsung's first smartphone to adopt this technology.
That means everything from the power button to the volume rockers to the Bixby button will disappear. Instead of physical buttons, Samsung plans to use touch gestures to activate all of these features. If that happens, the Galaxy Note 10 will undoubtedly be the most remarkable phone of 2019.
If you like bigger screens, you have more reason to wait for the Galaxy Note 10.
According to the Korean site the bell, Samsung plans to offer the Note 10 in several variants, and one model will see a 6.75-inch screen.
This report was corroborated by another reliable leaker, Ice Universe, which announced that the Galaxy Note 10 will feature a 6.75-inch display. Of course, the Galaxy S10 5G also has a 6.7-inch display, so the Note 10 won't be the only player in this department.
While the Note 10 should be a flagship, there are a few reasons that might justify buying the Galaxy S10+. Find some of them below.
The stylus is one of the main reasons why many people choose the Galaxy Note series.
But the Note 10 Pen will be more than just an S Pen; it should also house the front cameras. What will happen if you lose the stylus? You won't be able to take selfies unless you buy a new one. And based on the fact that the stylus will have optical lenses, you can expect the price of a new stylus to be high and no less than $100.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 will borrow most of its features from the Galaxy S10 5G. From size to panel technology to in-display fingerprint sensor and more, the Note 10 will carry most of the DNA of the S10 5G. And since we're on the cusp of 5G, the Note 10 will likely be 5G compatible as well.
The Galaxy Note 10 won't come cheap.
Samsung continues to push the price of its flagship phones upwards, and the Galaxy Note 10 is sure to follow suit. And judging by the unique, high-end features of this flagship, don't expect the base model to start at less than $1,000.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is only four months away from the launch date. Since the phone is still in the development phase, none of these features are guaranteed and a lot may change between now and the launch date.
What features would you like to see in the next Galaxy Note 10? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.
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