Samsung pulled a 1-2 punch this year with the Galaxy Note 10 series. It consists of two models instead of the usual one, and customers who are thinking of upgrading from a previous flagship model are now faced with multiple choices. Should you buy the Galaxy Note 10 or the Galaxy Note 10+? Should you pre-order them, buy them later at a reduced price, or skip them altogether?
The Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ are very similar yet still quite different. Aside from the fact that the Galaxy Note 10+ has a larger screen with a higher resolution, it also has an additional ToF camera and expandable storage. The standard Galaxy Note 10 is available only with 256GB of non-expandable storage, and both models lack a standard 3.5mm headphone jack.
There are plenty of reasons to want and pre-order/buy one of the two Galaxy Note 10 models, now or later at a future discount. Likewise, there are reasons to consider not upgrading if you already own a Galaxy S10 or Galaxy Note 9. It depends on your budget and expectations, but whichever they may be, we’d like to hear from you.
We’ve prepared a new poll so feel free to take a vote and join us in the comment section below. You can also participate in another poll and tell us which Galaxy Note 10 color you like the most.
Results: 41 percent of our readers who have participated in the poll plan on buying the Galaxy Note 10+, but there seems to be little interest in the smaller Note 10 model. Interestingly, 34 percent of voters won’t be buying either one of the new Note 10s, while 15 percent would buy one at a discount. 6 percent of voters are waiting for reviews before making a final decision, while only 4 percent of voters will buy the smaller Galaxy Note 10. The Galaxy Note 10+ seems to be winning by a wide margin.
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