Samsung galaxy note 10

1. Samsung galaxy note 10+ Not every decision Samsung made when building the Galaxy Note 10+ was a winner. But its blend of performance, an immersive screen and some clever S Pen tricks mean it’s still the best big phone out there right now. If you never felt any affection for the Note line in the past, though, you probably won’t find much here to change your mind. Hardware and design After years of incremental improvements, it probably won't come as a surprise that this year's Galaxy Note 10+ is a beautiful phone. The bezels around the 6.8-inch Dynamic AMOLED display are nearly nonexistent. The metal frame and the front and rear glass panels fit together perfectly. And the Aura Glow finish our review unit is rocking is absolutely eye-catching -- the best word to describe it shifting from blue to yellow and everything in between is "trippy." Unfortunately, apart from sparking conversations, the other thing this finish is really good for is showcasing how greasy your hands are. At the risk of sounding a little too obvious, the Note is also a big phone: You're going to need two hands to use it. But Samsung has made better use of all this space by squeezing an even bigger screen into the Note 10+ has a rigorous breakdown of what makes it so excellent, and I'd suggest you read through if you're aching for technical detail. That said, this HDR10-certified display is excellent for curling up in bed and bingeing on movies, and it's more than bright enough for reading and note-taking under harsh sunlight. I do wish the company embraced the kind of high-refresh-rate displays used in devices like the Razer Phone and the One plus 7 pro though. They make motion look so buttery smooth and spoil more-traditional displays for you.

2. Going into this, I was concerned that Samsung's decision to move its camera cutout into the center of the screen would be distracting. Nah. That hole is (thankfully) much smaller than the cutout used in the Galaxy S10s, and it's far enough out of the way that it's pretty easy to ignore. You'll still notice it from time to time, like when you're watching videos with brightly lit scenery, but trust me -- you'll find your eyes glazing over it quickly. There is one thing I have to gripe about though. Compared to Samsung's last big phone, the Galaxy S10+, the Note 10+'s screen has narrower bezels and follows the curve of the glass a little too far down the phone's side. These are minute changes, but they're enough that the fleshy part of my hand near the thumb joint touches the bottom corner of the screen accidentally. I'll be scrolling through my Instagram feed and oops -- I'm looking at my profile instead. And a few times, when I reached for the notification shade, I launched the camera by mistake. After talking to a few people who have also been testing the Note 10+, this might be more of a "me" problem. Still, you should test out a Note 10+ before you decide to buy one. Cameras and video If it ain't broke, don't fix it. That's the philosophy Samsung embraced for the Galaxy Note 10+'s three rear cameras. As with the Galaxy S10 and S10+, there are a 16-megapixel ultra-wide, 12-megapixel wide and 12-megapixel telephoto around back. The few changes Samsung did make were minor: The aperture on that zoom camera has been widened slightly to f/2.1 to help in low light, and the Note 10+ inherited the depth-sensing time-of-flight array we first saw on the Galaxy S10+ 5G. Ultimately, though, the difference in photo quality is negligible. That's not necessarily bad. The S10 family proved to have solid cameras, and the Note 10+ is just as good, especially in broad daylight. You can expect loads of detail and lots of bright, vibrant colors. And Samsung's auto HDR is remarkably helpful when you're shooting outdoors, since it prevents well-lit parts of your scene from being blown out. Beyond that, I'm always thankful when a smartphone packs

3. an ultra-wide camera; this one captures a 123-degree field of view that's helpful for shooting landscapes. The Pixel 3's machine-learning-powered camera produces slightly nicer photos with less fuss, but the flexibility these three sensors offer can't be dismissed. Mobiles, Tablets, Mobile accessories, computer accessories, MP3 players, Smart watches. Mobile shop vapi, Mobile shop daman. A dealer of mobiles and tablets, M K Mobile Shop in Tin Batti has been providing an extraordinary service to the citizens ever since its establishment in 1999. Connecting people, this mobile store ensures to offer its products at the best prices and offers thus helping the buyers to buy their favorite gadget at cheap. High on quality, all its products carry the warranty of their respective brands making them reliable for purchase. Customers have an option to choose from the vast range of products under its roof leaving an almost endless choice for them.