Reviewing the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+

There seems to be an endless flow of new smartphones onto the market every month, but there are a few standout products that are absolutely worth a mention – and the Samsung Galaxy Note10+ is one of them. One of the most anticipated devices of the year, this will soon be on the list of TeleChoice products and TeleChoice mobile plans at TeleChoice Sydney and around the country. Here’s how this flagship phone measures up. 

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 plus

Size Matters 

This is a big-screen phone – there’s no getting away from it – but that doesn’t mean the phone is bulky or heavy. It’s relatively compact for a Note+ at 6.4 x 3 x 3.1 inches and 196 grams – thinner and lighter than the Note 9. It’s got an impressive 12GB of RAM and comes in 256 and 512 GB storage versions, and even has a microSD slot. The phone has great battery life too, offering 4,300 mAh and 25W charging, with an average battery life of around 11 hours of continuous use. These features will likely make it one of the most favorite TeleChoice products on the market at TeleChoice Sydney. 

Exceptional Screen Quality 

If you love watching movies on your phone using your TeleChoice mobile plans or WiFi, browsing high-quality images or simply love a crisp, clean screen, you can’t do much better than what the Samsung Galaxy Note10+ has to offer. It has a 6.8-inch screen with a beautiful Infinity-O display, making using the device for everything from browsing Facebook and Instagram to mapping out a road trip a pleasure. 

One thing you’ll notice when you check out the phone at TeleChoice Sydney is the striking true black color that the AMOLED screen allows, which has some interesting benefits. Not only do high-quality images look even more dramatic and impressive, but it also helps save your battery life because the “black” pixels are actually switched off, making it one of the most desirable TeleChoice products. 

Camera Time 

Cameras are one of the most important features on any smartphone, and the Note10+ offers four cameras, including a wide-angle camera and telephoto lens, and an ultra-wide shooter. It also offers professional-grade videography with live focus effects so you can blur the background or change it to black and white while shooting. 

Performance and Processor 

The Samsung Galaxy Note10+ has a Snapdragon 855 processor and, although there is a new Snapdragon 855+ chip on the market, this slightly older processor still performs exceptionally well in the phone. It loads apps quickly, handles resource-heavy programs and games with ease and doesn’t heat up too much even with extended use. 

Get the Samsung Galaxy Note10+ on TeleChoice Mobile Plans 

If you’d like to try out the Samsung Galaxy Note10+ in person, you can get your hands on it and other TeleChoice products from TeleChoice Sydney on a variety of affordable TeleChoice mobile plans. 

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