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Can Samsung’s Galaxy Note 10+ Shoot Pro-Quality Video?
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Samsung’s $1,099 Galaxy Note 10+ is the best Android phone you can buy. It’s packed with everything most people want in a modern flagship device, from a great display to awesome cameras, even if there are a few sacrifices, such as no standard headphone jack.
It starts at $1,099, which is expensive for most people. But it offers pretty much anything you could want out of a phone, including great battery life, fast charging, tons of storage and water resistance.
It also has Samsung’s S Pen stylus for jotting notes and new air gestures that let you control music, the camera and more.
Samsung and Apple’s earnings reports have shown that buyers are reluctant to purchase phones that cost $1,000 or more, instead choosing to hang on to older devices for longer. But there are still buyers in the segment, and for folks who don’t want an iPhone, the Galaxy Note 10+ is your best bet.
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