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After months of anticipation, Samsung finally unveiled its all-new line of flagship phones, the Galaxy Note 10 series.
I know you’re itching to get your hands on one, but you’ll have to wait until August 23 when Samsung starts shipping them.
Thanks to Samsung’s trade-in options, you can get up to $600 off the new Galaxy Note 10 lineup.
Not only that, the South Korean giant will also throw in a six-month Spotify Premium subscription and up to $150 worth of Samsung.com credit.
Alright, alright, but why do I need a new Galaxy S 10?
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has been finally announced after along wait.
What sets the Note 9 apart from Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is the hardware upgrades, major camera upgrade, and the new S Pen.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 huge 4,000 mAh battery with Samsung’s Adaptive Fast Charging technology and Qi wireless charging is something that will turn alot of heads.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is powered by the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 or Exynos 9810 processor and it comes with either 6GB/8GB of RAM.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 packs dual 12-megapixel rear cameras and a 8-megapixel front shooter for selfies.
Samsung Introduces the Latest in its Iconic Note Series – The Galaxy Note 4, and Showcases Next Generation Display with Galaxy Note Edge Offering a new dimension to Samsung’s unique Note culture, the Galaxy Note 4 and Note Edge strengthen Samsung’s category leadership with the most progressive mobile devices on the market Samsung Electronics announced the expansion of its flagship Galaxy Note series with the new Galaxy Note 4 and Galaxy Note Edge.
Unlike the Galaxy S10 launch more than half a year ago, Samsung’s Unpacked 2019 almost felt muted and surrounded with mixed reactions.
It may have been Samsung’s most controversial Galaxy Note announcement in quite a while.
Some love the new features but others deplore what Samsung removed in turn.
Naturally, that raises questions among buyers whether they should go for the Galaxy Note 10 or the Galaxy Note 10+ or if they should opt for something else to spend their hard-earned money on.
Granted, the Snapdragon 855 might be a bit of a disappointment since the 855+ has already been announced but it will still be on par with almost all 2019 premium phones.
The Galaxy Note pushes the cameras to three, four on the Galaxy Note 10+ because of the “DepthVision” 3D time-of-flight sensor.