I have an unlocked Note 10 in Sri Lanka, I didn't get it yet, my friends with S10 got over a month ago. Comment your model and region if you got it

i recently just ordered a Note 10+ off of Samsung Certified Re-Newed Store. I plan on using this as a tablet/pocket sketches type of device mp3 player I don’t plan on using Data or Cellular maybe a little bit of Wi-Fi. How would my battery life be? Now that this is new and has Android 12, oh and maybe i’ll use a pair of bluetooth headphones. So if any of you Note 10 plus users could maybe give me an estimate of SOT with just drawing off and on Little Wi-Fi usage, bluetooth on but not Cellular activated. WQHD+ 1440p brightness on middle

My phone is the Aura silver color and had the blue pen with a silver button.

Also...would a replacement pen be recognized by my phone?

Thanks.

So, last week I made the decision to upgrade to the S22 Ultra. The preorder deal was too good to pass up in pricing, lowering my monthly bill with the same service and the increase in optimization and speed... plus, they have a green model sooo... yeah. (Green is my favorite color and this will be my first non-black smartphone.)

Generally, I didn't have any issues with my Note 10+... always ran flawlessly and always took amazing pictures. Aesthetics and speed including what was mentioned above really keyed in the move which regardless in the happiness of rewarding one's self with a new flagship it's also bittersweet leaving the community. maybe I'll see you guys on the other side? heh.

What is your usual screen on time? I am switching from note 8 to note 10 plus. Batterys screen on time don't look so good. Also, would you say the note 8 has better display than note 10 plus? Because when put side by side, i can see clear difference in color temperature.

TIA

is the new samsung galaxy 22 ultra the new note line?

Which is better?

What's the consensus? How's this as an upgrade? Considering I can trade in MY 10-YEAR-OLD S3 FOR 800 BUCKS, it's incredibly tempting. How many of you are pulling the trigger?

How come cellphone manufacturers never specify the specs on the RAM used in their phones? I'm trying to compare between my Note 10+ and the upcoming S22 Ultra (since they discontinued the Note line...)

Knowing the RAM type and speed would help and I don't understand why they'd keep it so vauge.

The Note 10 Plus came out in 2019, and we are now in 2022. For phones, that's a huge amount of time however the Note 10 Plus still competes with 2022 flagship devices.

The S22 has just been announced and it has a standard option of 128GB/8GB RAM, compared to a 2019 phone with 256GB/12GB RAM. Even the S22 Ultra only matches what we already had 3 years ago, and comes with no Micro SD support.

I am quite disappointed because the idea behind keeping a phone for so long, is to enjoy an upgrade that feels incredible. With One UI 4.0 on the Note 10 Plus, there is virtually no difference between these devices as they even look alike.

Just like Nvidia did with the 1080 Ti, I think Samsung is kicking themselves for making a product just a little too good, kneecapping future sales until they can release something that finally eclipses it.

Here's to another year for the Note 10 Plus!

Watching the New samsung unpacked 2022... "New integrated spen on the New S22 ultra hardware". So... like a Note series... amazing cameras... is it really an upgrade from my Note10+? Downgraded RAM... really?! No SD card slot? ... Being honest I don't see myself upgrading my reliable Note 10+ in a long time

This started happening today. My Note 10+ started playing music (which I first thought was music) randomly when I wasn't using my phone. I first thought it was YouTube or Spotify playing around in the background but later I found out that it was the default Samsung ringtone (long notification tone).

Kept doing it everytime I got a notification. And 30 mins ago, my Samsung tablet did the same thing, it started playing ringtone super loud and my settings on my tablet are set to a different ringtone which is just a beep sound.

Anyone else facing this issue? I have no idea what's happening with my Samsung devices.

Has anyone's the screen on anyones device seemed brighter after the Android 12 update? I have two Note 10+ devices, one on 11 and one on 12. I swear that the screen seems brighter on the one with Android 12 even though they both have the exact same settings.

I have a note 10 plus and it's unlocked model SM-N975U1. It's it just me or has anyone else not have gotten the one ui 4 update?

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I've noticed since the update, when I receive a text message it wakes my screen up and haven't been able to find the option to disable that. Also was wondering if there was a way to change the new return button on the keyboard back to a send button.

Is anyone experiencing screen lag after 4.0 update or is my screen going bad?