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#The 10x rule pen plus

Thanks to a now under-screen fingerprint scanner for login and the arrangement of cameras aligned to the upper corner, everything looks a lot more neat and tidy compared to the dog's dinner that was the Note 9's rear arrangement.

#The 10x rule pen plus

If you'd rather be boring - like we would opt to be in this particular instance - then there's also a black or white finish instead.Īt least that rear finish is left to flourish without much interruption, for the Note 10 series is far less busy to its rear than the previous Note 9 (there wasn't a Plus version of that phone). It lacks the elegance of, say, the Huawei P30 Pro, and we doubt the Note's finish will stand the test of time. Each to their own, but we haven't enjoyed the look of this finish much. Which may sound like high praise or high criticism, depending on your point of view. Here the Aura Glow model takes the lead a sort-of shimmering cacophony of colours, as if you took the rainbow reflections of a bubble and compressed them into a surface material. But, as you can see from our pictures, that stance has changed a whole lot with the Note 10+. Changing the colour of the S Pen on the Galaxy Note 9 - a blue and yellow pairing - was about as edgy as things got. Samsung hasn't been particularly aggressive with colour options in recent years.

Under-screen ultrasonic fingerprint scanner.

Is the Note still as ground-breaking as it once was, or does the increasing competition put its once unchallenged big-phone reign into question? We've been living with the Galaxy Note 10+ - the 'Plus' denoting that it's the lead and larger device of the launch pair, with a few additional features over the smaller model - to see how it fares. Sure, there's still that S Pen control with the Note, adding a different and distinctive layer of functionality, but fundamentally the two are more similar than at an earlier point in time. Now the gap between the company's existing flagship Galaxy S series and Note series has shrunk somewhat. It was this family of phones in which Samsung really used to push new technologies - not just the integrated S Pen stylus, but its curved screens, big displays, and more cameras.

(Pocket-lint) - The Galaxy Note has always been something of an individual.