Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “Should you buy the Note 10+ or S20+ at the same price?”.
The Galaxy Note 10.1 released in August of last year. Since then, we’ve had an update to the Galaxy S line in the form of the galaxy s 20 series right now: the galaxy s 20 plus and the Galaxy Note 10.1 hundred and 99 great British pounds, both in there 5g flavours, which begs the question which one Should you buy, as with everything it’s a little more nuanced than just looking at the performance specifications, as all of the decision is going to come down to personal preference? These two phones are definitely designed for two different types of smartphone user. The designs on paper on two dissimilar, both spore glass, sandwiches, corner situated camera bump and central punch holes, even the physical dimensions, are super similar. It’S only when you get the two in hand that you kind of realized the differences between the two physically, for instance, the galaxy s 20 plus. Has these widely rounded corners to the flat display, whereas the new attempt plus is much more squared off with these sharper corners, but it has its signature Samsung curved to the left and the right sides of the display.
In fact, those displays themselves are different. Take, for instance, the Galaxy Note, tens 60 Hertz quad HD plus panel and then compare it with the galaxy s: 20 pluses, 120 Hertz, quad HD plus panel. Now granted. You can’t run quad HD plus and 120 Hertz at the same time on the S 20 plus, but it gives you the option to run either one or the other, which is something that the note 10 plus just doesn’t offer.
It makes the phone feel a lot newer and a lot fresher and ultimately gives you more options when configuring it to the way you want. It’S one of the two reasons: you’d go out and buy the S 20, plus in the first place, the other one being the cameras. The S 20 plus features are much larger, main 12 megapixel sensor than what’s being found in the note 10 plus, and it doesn’t stop there. The same goes for the larger 12 megapixel ultra wide sensor and the 64 mega pixel 3 x, telephoto setup that you can find on the s20 plus, not to mention 8k 24 P, rear-facing video and UHD 4 case 60p front-facing video as a camera package, the s20 Plus features much more and newer tech so for a mobile shutterbug, it’s unknown er.
The new phone also comes with a newer system-on-a-chip. Now in the ex, not part the world like here in the UK, you can expect a 15 to 20 percent increase in performance. If benchmarks are to be believed and in the snapdragon part of the world, you can actually see that lead increase to 25 to 30 percent, which is rather substantial, whether you’ll notice this difference day to day is an entirely different matter, but going forward a couple of Years, the newer chips are far more likely to hold up for longer and that’s something to consider. If you upgrade your phone every three or more years and talking of lasting longer, the galaxy s 20 plus features a slightly bigger battery at 4500 million powers versus the 4300 million powers we see in the note 10 plus, but this is then kind of flip-flopped by The fact that the note 10 plus supports up to 45 watt charging, as opposed to the up to 25 watts, found on the s 20, plus now, if you’re really going to toss it up like that, I would personally pick the note 10 for faster charging.
As I think, that’s actually a bit more important these days, however, if you’re going for more time without needing to top-up, the s 20 plus is likely going to give you the win there. So far, it’s looking like the s 20 plus is going to win, but there are a few other reasons to buy the note 10 and not all of them are as obvious as you’d imagine. The first is something I personally like and it’s kind of subjective. I really like the more tightly rounded corners, the more squared off angles on the note 10 plus the overly rounded corners, are a bit much for me on the estrogen plus.
I think they look friendlier, but they just look a bit cartoony compared to the more squared-off. Look of typical notes, but the biggest reason you’d still buy the Galaxy Note templates is its staple feature. The aspect now for a lot of people you’re going to glance over this, but for a lot of users as well. The S Pen is a significant feature that a lot of people can’t live without, and I’m starting to understand why, after using a couple of note devices over the past couple of years, I’ve actually switched over my work phone to the Galaxy Note.
8. Purely because of that S, Pen – and it’s a really important feature to me now that I’ve used it because some documents is so easy. The fact that I don’t have to gone to my computer and transfer files and stuff uh, it’s an absolute pain but having it right on the phone, is so easy and so pain-free that I really do understand why people really like the S Pen put aside from Those two things I’m struggling to find a reason to go out and buy the Galaxy Note: 2 n, plus it’s more of a preference thing than ever, with every piece of tech being so similar these days, if you’re, looking for the newest Samsung phone with the best Specs go out and buy a samsung s 20 series because they are technically on paper the best.
If you own that S Pen, I would definitely go out and buy. The note 10 plus is still an amazing smartphone and anyone who’s had any first-hand experience with the device will tell you that it’s got a big beautiful screen. It’S got great cameras, great battery life, brilliant software, it’s a great package and it might not be the newest on paper, but otherwise it’s a truly great phone.
But if you want the best from both worlds, wait and see what Samsung does, with the Galaxy Note, 20, it’s likely going to have high refresh rate display is likely going to have all of those new specs and features and, of course, the signature S Pen. Just maybe don’t hold out on the price, so that was our little versus of the Galaxy Note. 10.1! Oh, what you thought in the comments and also check out the article that I’m gon na have links down there as well. Well, should I now please do like and subscribe to never miss a video like this one from US, Android Authority, I’ve known Thomas and I’ll, see you later, please .