Did you know SAMSUNG HAS OFFICIALLY UNVEILED its latest big-screened flagships; the Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+.

Both smartphones boast a number of new features; they pack Samsung's newly-outed 7nm Exynos 9825 SoC, ship with an "all-new" S Pen stylus, feature triple and quad-camera arrays, respectively, and - in the case of the Note 10+, at least - bring 5G support to Samsung's phablet lineup for the first time.

Release date

The Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ will be available to pre-order from today following Samsung's New York unveiling. Both handsets will start shipping in Blighty on 23 August.

Price
If you're looking to pick up a SIM-free device, the Galaxy Note 10 can be picked up for £899 and the Note 10+ from £999, while the 5G model is available to order from £1,099 (N482,257.68).


Over at EE, the Galaxy Note 10 is available from £59 (N25,913.68) per month with 10GB bundled data, while the Note 10+ will set you back £64 per month. The network, unsurprisingly, is also flogging the Note 10+ 5G, which is available for £69 per month on the same 10GB plan.

O2 is offering the Galaxy Note 10+ and Note 10+ 5G on the same tariff, which will set you back £56.31(N24,720.43) per month for 20GB of data with a £30 upfront payment. The operator is also ranging the lesser-spec Galaxy Note 10, which is available to pre-order from £52(N22,818.38) per month.

Three, currently, is only selling the Galaxy Note 10+ 5G, ahead of the launch of its 5G network later this month. It's offering a deal that gives you the handset for £39 per month for six months on a contract with unlimited data, but this will rise to £78 a month once the offer is up.

Vodafone is taking pre-orders for the Galaxy Note 10, Note 10+ and the Galaxy Note 10 5G+, with the "entry-level" model fetching £64 per month and the Note 10+ models £72 per month. All tariffs come with unlimited data and a £29 upfront cost.

Samsung has officially launched the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+, and the unveiling had few surprises in store.

As expected, the Galaxy Note 10+ is the star of the show with its mammoth 6.8in 3,040x1040 OLED screen, quad-camera setup, hefty 4,500mAh battery and, as thanks to Qualcomm's X55 modem, support for 5G networks. The smaller, and more modest Note 10 packs a lesser 6.3in 2,280x1,080 screen - a downgrade over the Note 9's QHD display, and a less-impressive 3,500mAh battery.

Both devices sport the same punch-hole cutout for the front-facing camera, and, under the hood, both pack Samsung's newly-launched 7nm Exynos 9825 CPU, which the company claims will deliver 42 per cent and 33 per cent gains in CPU and GPU performance, respectively. In the Note 10+, this SoC comes teamed with 12GB RAM and either 256GB or 512GB storage, while the Note 10 ships with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage as standard.

Both devices also ship with Samsung's new Bluetooth LE-enabled S Pen, which now offers new functionality such as gesture-controlled Air Actions and the ability to transform hastily-scrawled notes into a Word or PDF document. It also sports a better battery than the S Pen before it, Samsung claims, and can juice to full in just "minutes".



On the camera front, the Note 10 and Note 10+ sport triple and quad-camera arrangements, respectively, with the larger model adding a ToF 'DepthVision' camera into the mix, alongside its 16MP ultra-wide, 12MP wide-angle and 12MP telephoto lenses. There's a bunch of new software functionality too; Live Focus Video, for example, lets you blur, or change the colour of a videos' background, while Zoom-in Mic lets you focus audio on a specific subject.

With an eye on the business market, DeX support is also included, and Samsung has also tightened its partnership with Microsoft to pre-install the company's Your Phone app to enable a "seamless connection" between Windows PC and your Note device.

Elsewhere, the Note 10 and Note 10+ feature in-screen fingerprint sensors, IP68 certification, support for WiFi 6, and a lone USB-C port, with the handsets the first in the Note line to bin the headphone jack Thankfully, the Bixby button is also a thing of the past.

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