Samsung Galaxy Note 10+

Samsung's premium Galaxy Note 10 Plus flagship phone has a whopping five cameras with features galore. While it nails the basics, it remains behind the competition in one key metric: low-light performance. This isn't enough to write the phone off, though it is something of which to be aware.

A very capable and glamorous android phone with a touch too much swagger for most.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ comes across as a phone very similar to the Galaxy S10+, save for a few new features that may or may not turn out to be useful. There’s a lot of reason for old Note users to upgrade to this one. Then there’s the smaller Galaxy Note as well which comes with watered-down features including a smaller display and form factor which might find acceptance among a new breed of power users eager to get the Galaxy Note experience.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10+, and especially so in its 5G threads, is the no-compromise Note. It is an absolute beast of an Android phone. Every single core aspect of the phone delivers, be that its hyper-premium hardware spec, stunningly luxe 6.8-inch AMOLED screen, large and long-lasting battery, or comprehensive camera system. And then when you factor in its party piece, its S Pen digital stylus functionality, it really is hard to look past in terms of a phone to recommend and upgrade to. Its very high cost, pocket-breaking dimensions and, truth be told, permanent exuding of a sense of excess, will no doubt make some people look twice, though, before pulling the trigger.

New S-Pen Air gestures, enormous screen, triple camera, longer battery hope to convince Samsung super fans to upgrade.

If you're the person who's entire life revolves around their phone and like the idea of investing in making that experience the best it can be, you'll get a lot out of what the Note 10+ offers.

However, if you don't really care about the S Pen and want something more manageable, the Galaxy S10+ and the Galaxy S10 offer roughly the same experience (sans S Pen) for Rs. 73,900 and Rs. 61,900 respectively, making them suitable alternatives.

The Samsung Galaxy Note10+ does share some similarities with the Samsung Galaxy S10 series so if you want to save some cash and don't mind missing out on some features, you might be happy with the Samsung Galaxy S10 or S10+ but if you want to own the ultimate Samsung flagship and money isn't a problem, then the Samsung Galaxy Note10+ will be the smartphone for you.