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Samsung Galaxy Note 10 vs Note 9 vs Note 8: Should you upgrade?

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Samsung Galaxy Note 10 vs Note 9 vs Note 8: Should you upgrade?

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  1. Samsung Galaxy Note 10 vs Note 9 vs Note 8: Should you upgrade? Samsung revealed the Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+ in August 2019, presenting not one, but two new Note devices. But how do they compare to their predecessors? Here are the Galaxy Note 10 and 10+ compared to the the Galaxy Note 9 and Galaxy Note 8 to help you decide whether the upgrade is worth it. Design Note 10: 151 x 71.8 x 7.9mm, 168g Note 10+: 162.3 x 77.2 x 7.9mm, 196g Note 9: 161.9 x 76.4 x 8.8mm, 201g Note 8: 162.5 x 74.8 x 8.6mm, 195g The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ offer a hefty step forward in terms of design compared to the Note 9 and Note 8. The new devices ditch the bezels with an Infinity-O display like the Galaxy S10, offering a punch hole camera in the centre of the display at the top. The effect is that the new Note devices just appear to have more display and that's a positive. Both the Note 10 and Note 10+ have a vertically positioned rear camera system in the top left corner, while the Note 9 and Note 8 have a horizontally aligned rear camera in the centre of the back at the top. Neither Note 10 device has a physical fingerprint sensor like the Note 9 and Note 8 either, switching to an ultrasonic under-display sensor instead for a streamlined design on the rear. All the Note devices have a glass and metal waterproof body and a built-in S Pen. The Note 8 has an S Pen that matches the body colour of the device, while the Note 9 and Note 10 devices change things up a little here, whilst also adding Bluetooth. In terms of size, the Note 10+ is the device closest in size to the previous Note handsets. The Note 10 meanwhile, offers the S Pen functionality in a smaller

  2. footprint closer to that of the Galaxy S10 - so it's the most different of all the devices. Display Note 10: 6.3-inches, Full HD+ Note 10+: 6.8-inches, Quad HD+ Note 9: 6.4-inches, Quad HD+ Note 8: 6.3-inches, Quad HD+ The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 devices come in two display sizes: 6.3-inches and 6.8-inches, while the Note 9 has a 6.4-inch screen and the Note 8 has a 6.3-inch screen. The Note 10+ has a 0.4-inch larger screen within a very similar footprint to the Note 9 thanks to the lack of bezels - less forehead and chin. All the Note devices use a Super AMOLED display but the resolutions vary. The Note 10 has the lowest resolution at 2280 x 1080 for a pixel density of 401ppi. The Note 10+ increases this to 3040 x 1440 for a pixel density of 498ppi. Both the Galaxy Note 9 and the Note 8 have a 2960 x 1440 resolution, putting in the same ballpark as the Note 10+. All offer Mobile HDR support but the Galaxy Note 10 devices have a slightly taller aspect ratio because of the change in design. Cameras Note 10: Triple rear (wide 16MP + main 12MP dual aperture + zoom 12MP) Note 10+: Quad rear (wide 16MP + main 12MP dual aperture + zoom 12MP + 3D Depth Sensor) Note 9: Dual rear camera (main 12MP dual aperture + zoom 12MP) Note 8: Dual rear camera (main 12MP + zoom 12MP) The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 features a triple system comprising a main 12- megapixel wide-angle camera with an dual aperture of f/1.5 and f/2.4, a 16- megapixel ultra-wide angle camera with an aperture of f/2.2, and a 12-megapixel telephoto camera with an aperture of f/2.1. The Note 10+ offers the same, but it adds a fourth lens - a VGA DepthVision camera with an aperture of f/1.4 - to gather more depth information.

  3. The Note 9 and Note 8 both have a dual rear camera comprised of a 12- megapixel wide-angle sensor and a 12-megapixel telephoto sensor. The Note 8 added the dual camera system with a zoom lens but the Note 9 evolved it, adding the dual aperture system. Both Note 10 models also come with a single 10-megapixel punch hole front camera, while the Note 9 and Note 8 have an 8-megapixel front camera set in the bezel. There's been a big change in the cameras since the Note 8, but the addition of the ultra-wide angle on the Note 10 is the biggest single hardware change that matters. All these phones have great cameras, in reality. S Pen Note 10/Note 10+: Bluetooth-enabled S Pen with Air Gestures Note 9: Bluetooth-enabled S Pen Note 8: Standard S Pen It's the S Pen that sets the Note apart from the Galaxy S range. The Note 10 has the most advanced S Pen offering Bluetooth connectivity to the phone and a six- axis motion controller - so you can not only use the button on the S Pen for remote control of your phone, you can use Air Gestures too. That will let you swipe through camera modes or spiral to zoom for example. The Note 9 offers Bluetooth so it will give remote button control, like turning pages in a presentation or taking pictures - but it's not as advanced as the Note 10. The Note 8 sticks to contact functions, like writing and drawing, selections and features that use close proximity to the display to work. The Note 9 and 10 do everything that the Note 8 does - but whether you want those things is a different matter. Hardware Note 10/10+: Qualcomm SD855/Exynos 9825 Note 9: Qualcomm SD845/Exynos 9810

  4. Note 8: Qualcomm SD835/Exynos 8895 The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 devices run on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 chipset or the Exynos 9825, region dependant. The Note 10 has 8GB of RAM, 256GB of storage and it offers no microSD support for storage expansion. The Note 10+ meanwhile, has 12GB of RAM and it comes in 256GB of 512GB storage options, both of which have microSD support. The Galaxy Note 9 comes in different variants depending on region. In the US, the Note 9 runs on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chipset, while in the UK it runs on the Exynos 9810. There is a choice of 6GB of RAM with 128GB of storage or 8GB of RAM with 512GB storage and both have microSD support. The Galaxy Note 8 also comes in different variants depending on the country. Those in the US will see the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 chipset, while UK users will see the Exynos 8895. There's a choice of two models, one with 6GB of RAM and 128GB storage and one with 8GB RAM and 512GB storage. Both have microSD support though. In the real world you'll notice a pretty big difference in speed between the Note 8 and the Note 10, but we're talking incremental steps. The Note 8 still runs very nicely, despite being a couple of years old. Battery Note 10: 3500mAh Note 10+: 4300mAh Note 9: 4000mAh Note 8: 3300mAh The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 has a 3500mAh battery; the Note 10+ is 4300mAh. Bigger is better when it comes to batteries and we suspect the Note 10+ will be the longest lasting of the lot. In reality, the Note 9 battery can last you through a weekend in light use, but the Note 8 can't - and that's where this older device really shows its limitation compared to the newer phones.

  5. All offer wireless charging, but the Note 10 devices both offer reverse wireless charging, for what it's worth. The Note 10 also supports faster wired charging rates than the older devices. Mobiles, Tablets, Mobile accessories, computer accessories, MP3 players, Smart watches. Mobile shop vapi, Mobile shop daman. A dealer of mobiles and tablets, M K Mobile Shop in Tin Batti has been providing an extraordinary service to the citizens ever since its establishment in 1999. Connecting people, this mobile store ensures to offer its products at the best prices and offers thus helping the buyers to buy their favorite gadget at cheap. High on quality, all its products carry the w arranty of their respective brands making them reliable for purchase. Customers have an option to choose from the vast range of products under its roof leaving an almost endless choice for them

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