Samsung Galaxy Note 10 In LATE 2023! (Review)

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[blackhawkorg]

You're babbling. Allow me to illusidate you.
The N10+ has the best form factor of any Samsung. The spen is on the right side.
And its a bloody Note with no cam hump. Expandable storage means up to a 1.5tb dual drive handheld fast computer if you have the 500gb variant. The Snapdragon is preferable; faster with better heatpipe but the bootloader is locked.

Android 9 is still the best Android version, 10's ok, 11 isn't so good, 12 even worse and 13/14 are complete mess.
No scoped storage and no endless games to get permissions with Android 9. Easier to use and troubleshoot. Security is not an issue unless you do stupid things.
With up to 1tb of V-30 rated storage the Beast rocks.
10-13 hours SOT when optimized and it thinner with a better display/bezel ratio than any Samsung flagship after it. 12gb of ram means it doesn't get bogged down no matter how many apps are open.
Samsung and Google Android have given near zero incentive to upgrade; in many ways the N10+ is a better phone than the S23U.
Android 13 and 14, No. To hell with the cpu cycle sucking junk.
No variable refresh rate display but it uses less battery and is more reliable. With vids that doesn't matter anyway. No 5G means a cheaper data plan and most times less battery usage but you can still stream most content ok and do large downloads. Most sites limit download speeds anyway. No cloud crap needed because you have tons of storage.
If your using your SD card as a unencrypted data drive a OS crash won't make you lose your data.
Yes, you can do a full reload with no PC or internet connection. I keep installable copies of all my apps so no Playstore needed. It greatly speeds reloads and no guesswork or Playstore we no longer have that app bs.

If you can get one running on Android 9 or 10, do so and do not upgrade it! My last factory reset was 3.5 years ago; no malware in all that time. This phone goes all over the internet too. It has around 10k hours on it, it's heavily used perfect for vids and most games. The only repair has been a replacement battery. Always cased. It looks, runs, feels and sounds like new. No display burn in or screwed up pixels. All the cams still work A-OK.
Because it doesn't use a lot of current it can run in 95°F ambient temperatures indefinitely for browsing.
Because it's running on 9 (I have one running on 10 too) it can use the pre Android 12 version of Poweramp. It's a great music server too with 1tb of memory for large music collections of .wav and flak files.

Zero complaints, the Beast rocks. The N10+ is still a joy to use. More importantly it fulfills its mission 100%, 4 years latter. It's aging very well.

[Beena_Sun]

I’m literally looking at getting this phone this weekend.

[awesomecomputers]

I still like using my note 10+, although I daily an iphone 11 now. I have to say the screen on the note is something else though since samsung did a decent job with their oleds.

[sergioromulo]

Exactly galaxy note 10 in late 2023, it on must 2024

[Geomaverick]

Your buying this phone because you want a mostly modern phone for a reasonable price. Paying over $400 for a phone that could break/die at any time is kinda ridiculous when you have little kids that like to 'Yeet' things. Most phone from the S8+ onward actually hold up really well today if you dont do any major gaming on it

[juansesevi]

I think it’s still with buying, but do get the 12 gb ram version

[Beena_Sun]

I don’t do anything “fancy” with my phone. Communication stuff, notes, pictures, a simple game or two, streaming music and movies. Would this still be a good option? Is the note 9 smaller by a bit or slightly?

[wanjoe]

If not bcoz i dropped this phone n screen break last year..i wud still use but i am so happy with my s23 ultra..its so much of upgrade

[fairplayer]

at 3:51, what is the bigger phone on the right?

[wanmucr]

Not me watching this using my Samsung Note 10 😂🤣

[siphomakwenzi]

Just bought one today sold my note 20 ultra from it