10 Exciting Galaxy Note 10 Plus Features You Won’t Find on any iPhone

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The Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Plus are a powerhouse in many ways. These phones have set the bar high for upcoming smartphones. Samsung has posed a serious contender in front of Apple’s existing and upcoming iPhones. Take a look at the 10 Exciting Galaxy Note 10 Plus Features you are unlikely to find on any iPhone. Best Galaxy Note 10 Plus features are explained below.

Exciting Galaxy Note 10 Plus Features
Best Galaxy Note 10/10+ Features

After countless rumors, speculations, and anticipations, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is finally out. Samsung released the Note 10 along with the Note 10 Plus at an exclusive event in Barclays Center, Brooklyn today. The Galaxy Note 9 successor has a lot to offer. Samsung has massively improved its devices. Note 10 and Note 10 Plus both are packed with exciting features that we cannot find on any iPhone. There are some features that we cannot find on any Android handset either, thanks to Samsung’s in-house innovation. Here is a list of 10 Exciting Galaxy Note 10 Plus Features that you won’t find on any iPhone.

10 Best Exciting Galaxy Note 10 Features

  1. Dynamic AMOLED Edge-to-Edge Display
  2. Triple Camera [with Ultrawide] + TOF Sensor
  3. Zoom-In Mic
  4. 25W & 45W Charging
  5. Ultrasonic Fingerprint Scanner
  6. Samsung DeX
  7. 256GB Base Storage + MicroSD Card Slot
  8. Up to 12GB RAM
  9. S Pen, that too with Air Command
  10. 4300 mAh battery
Exciting Galaxy Note 10 Plus Features
Note 10/10 Plus

Dynamic AMOLED Edge-to-Edge Display

Samsung is the industry leader when it comes to smartphone displays. Not only the company manufactures great screens for its own phones, but it has also been providing displays to its competitors like Apple, Huawei, and Google as well.

Samsung introduced the Dynamic AMOLED displays on its Galaxy S10 lineup back in February 2019. The Dynamic AMOLED screens carry massive improvements over the Super AMOLED screens. These displays support HDR10+ which can deliver a better color accuracy. Samsung’s competitors are still stuck with the OLED or Super AMOLED screens while the company has gone a step ahead for its own handsets.

Note 10 and Note 10 Plus come with a 6.3″ and 6.8″ Edge-to-Edge screen. Samsung’s Edges are the subtlest and the least notable. Incredible displays are Apple of the eye for Note 10.

Triple Camera [with Ultrawide] + TOF Sensor

Triple camera system simply gives Samsung an edge over the greatest from Apple [the iPhone XS Max]. Apple has not introduced a triple camera module on any of its iPhone(s) so far. Apple is missing out on the best camera – talking about the ultrawide, which makes everything look incredible. While Apple is yet to add a third camera sensor on its phones. Samsung has gone a step ahead and added a 4th camera. The 4th camera is a game-changer here.

Samsung has installed a 3D TOF Sensor on the Galaxy Note 10. The TOF sensor is nothing new. We have already seen it on the Huawei P30 Pro. The thing is, the 3D TOF Sensor takes photography on the Note 10 Plus to a whole new level. It helps with real-time live focus photography. By separating the subject and the background, it adds more depth to the photos and videos.

Zoom-In Mic

Samsung has added a 3 Audio Zoom Mic system on the Note 10 Plus. Now the mic can focus on the incoming sound and cut off the noise. Each mic focuses in its own field of view to capture the sound. The defined range allows the mic to record the least amount of noise. This is something industry-altering that we are yet to see on any other phone including Android and iOS-powered devices both.

25W & 45W Charging

25W, 30W, & 45W adapters have become a norm for the Android phone makers, but what is Apple doing? Apple is still stuck with its 5W charger. iPhone XS Max does support a 29W charger, but that cuts heavy on your pocket. This is where Samsung has taken the lead once again.

The South Korean company was already adding a 15W charger in its flagship handsets. Samsung has upped its game by adding a 25W charger in the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Plus’s box.

Not only that, Note 10 Plus also supports 45W charging. Yes, the 45W charger is not included in the box, but believe me, its not gonna cost as you as much as Apple’s 29W charger.

Ultrasonic Fingerprint Scanner

We saw fingerprint scanners in the home-buttons of the phones. After that, we saw fingerprint scanners at the back and on the sides of Android phones. Nowadays, we have in-display fingerprint scanners. Android phone makers like Xiaomi, Vivo, and Huawei are adding the under-display fingerprint scanners to their low-end and mid-range phones too. Recently, Samsung started adding fingerprint scanners in its midrangers as well.

Ultrasonic Fingerprint Scanner – Image @ Notebookcheck

With the S10 Plus, Samsung achieved another milestone. It introduced an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner. The same scanner is implanted on the Note 10 and Note 10 Plus. The ultrasonic scanner uses air to transmit your thumb’s impression to the scanner. Unlike optical fingerprint scanners, the ultrasonic scanner is extremely fast and secure.

Unfortunately, Apple is yet to introduce a fingerprint scanner on its phones. The iPhone XS and XS Max rely on Face ID for unlocking. I’m sure Apple will come up with a very solid fingerprint scanner to compete with the likes of Galaxy S10 and Note 10.

Samsung DeX

DeX is a feature that can transform your phone into a laptop. At first, Samsung launched a DeX station to connect the phone to a monitor. After that Samsung introduced a USB Type-C to HDMI cable to connect the phone to monitor without DeX. Samsung has improved DeX further in Note 10. Galaxy Note 10 can be connected to any laptop anywhere now. The laptop can open Note 10 in a dedicated window. Furthermore, you can drag and drop files between your laptop and your Note device.

Note 10 DeX – Image @ AndroidAuthority

Anything like this on the iPhone X, XS, or XS Max?

256GB Base Storage + MicroSD Card Slot

Samsung has given the smartphone industry a new direction here. Rather than going with 128GB internal storage, it has straight away opted for 256-onboard storage. We are talking about the base storage. While Apple’s iPhone XS and XS Max started at 64GB, Samsung’s S10 Plus started at 128GB and now the Note 10 at 256GB. The Note 10 Plus further goes up to 512GB, the 5G Note 10 goes up to 1TB and then there is a MicroSD card slot too. You can expand the 256 or 512GB of Note 10 Plus to 1.5TB with the help of 1TB external card.

Apple has never added an external SD card slot on any of its iPhones and it probably will never do so either.

And yes, the storage on the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Plus is UFS 3.0.

Up to 12GB RAM

The Note 10 Plus comes in with a 12GB RAM. The standard Note 10 comes with an 8GB RAM. On the iPhone XS Max, we had a 4GB RAM. Do you think that the upcoming iPhone will have an 8GB or 12GB of RAM? Yes, 4GB or 6GB of RAM is enough for a smartphone, but the competition doesn’t rely on what’s enough and what’s not.

S Pen, that too with Air Command

iPhones have never had, or will never have an S Pen. Samsung’s S Pen is not a plain S Pen anymore. It is super-intelligent now. Samsung has improved the Air Command feature too.

The S Pen can now switch between camera lenses through gesture control. It can change tracks on YouTube or in the music player by simply moving the pen in front of the screen. The S Pen can capture pictures too. To cut it short, it gives you extended control over your phone without touching the phone itself.

4300 mAh battery

We are yet to see a battery over 3000 mAh in an iPhone. Samsung’s Galaxy Note 9 had a 4000 mAh battery. This time around, Samsung has added a 4300 mAh in the Galaxy Note 10 Plus. The Note 10 comes with a 3500 mAh battery, but that makes sense keeping in view the 1080P 6.3-inches panel of the phone. For the Note 10 Plus, even the 4300 mAh battery may not be enough.

That’s all with the Galaxy Note 10 Plus’s benefits over the Apple iPhone. I hope you guys liked the best Galaxy Note 10 Plus features. If you have anything to add to the list, drop it in the comments section below. Don’t forget to drop your feedback.

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