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The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is here, and for the first time, it isn’t alone. At a glamorous Galaxy Unpacked event in Brooklyn, New York, Samsung unleashed upon the world not one but two whopping great phablets with ludicrous specs and the price tags to match.
As of 23 August, the Note 10 and Note 10 Plus are available to purchase – those of you smart enough to preorder will be receiving your handsets soon. If you haven’t, and you’d like to know more, we’ve collated everything we know so you don’t have to work any harder than necessary. For everything you’ll ever need to know about the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 (and Note 10 Plus), all you need to do is keep scrolling.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 10: Everything we know so far
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 release date: When and where can I buy one?
Guess what? You can buy the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and 10 Plus right now. Handsets ship from 23 August with the exception of the Note 10 Plus 5G, which thus far remains shrouded in secrecy. Both handsets are available at all good retailers, including your usual slew of mobile network providers and on Amazon via the links below.
We actually have a page dedicated to the best Note 10 and Note 10 Plus deals, to give you a fighting chance of nabbing a bargain on contract or SIM-free. You can explore that page right here.
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 price: How much does it cost?
The Note 10 Plus 5G starts at £1,099, rising to a terrifying £1,199 for the 512GB model. Fortunately, not all of the new Note 10 handset variants are so dear, although both will burn a sizeable hole in your wallet. The Note 10 (with 256GB storage) costs £869, while the Note 10 Plus (also with 256GB storage) costs £999.
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 specifications: What’s inside?
Two handsets mean two lots of juicy specs to admire, so here goes.
Samsung Galaxy Note 10
- Processor: Samsung Exynos 9825 (or Snapdragon 855+)
- Storage: 256GB (no microSD)
- Memory: 8GB
- Display: 6.3in Dynamic AMOLED (2,280 x 1,080)
- Rear camera: Triple 16-megapixel + 12-megapixel + 12-megapixel
- Selfie camera: 10-megapixel
- Battery: 3,500mAh
- Weight: 168g
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus
- Processor: Samsung Exynos 9825 (or Snapdragon 855+)
- Storage: 256GB (up to 1TB microSD expansion)
- Memory: 12GB
- Display: 6.8in Dynamic AMOLED (3,040 x 1,440)
- Rear camera: Quad 16-megapixel + 12-megapixel + 12-megapixel + VGA (depth sensor)
- Selfie camera: 10-megapixel
- Battery: 4,300mAh
- Weight: 196g
Both handsets are IP68-rated, meaning you can give them a light dunking before permanent water damage sinks in. Both have in-display fingerprint sensors, Infinity-O displays and the all-new S Pen (now capable of controlling your Note handset from a distance with gestures). Neither device has a 3.5mm headphone jack or a dedicated Bixby button, which we suppose is equal parts bad news and good news.
There is a 5G version of the Note 10 Plus available for purchase, although not much is known about this particular device, other than the fact that it has an optional upgrade that pushes the standard 256GB storage up to a very pleasing 512GB.
