Should you buy the Note 10+ or S20+ at the same price? 

I use it every time i have to extract a text, or texts, from pdf files or even pictures. It's a really nice to have feature. Sample use, take a pic of an Ad while on a drive, extract the text, call the phone number :)

A resounding yes

Obviously I use this. I can do everything what other can't do clearly,

currently have an s10+ and im missing the s-pen

@@mrlace4776 the S Pens are only available in the NOTE range

Boxy design keeps me away from the s20 line lol

Yes i will choose note 10 + this is a big guy compared to s20 lineup

Yeah

I disagree. For one the S20 Ultra is about 400 bucks more. Louder speakers may not matter to a lot of people if you're just going to use bt speakers anyway. Plus the magnitude of difference in loudness doesn't really mean much. Newer processor for a difference you won't in real works performance care about. 120 hz for what people made a big deal about it seems like it's not something everyone would care about. Depending on what you're using your phone for, the S20 Ultra probably won't be worth it. Especially if the trade in value for the S20 Ultra and note 10 plus is like 200 bucks apart or let's out it at 300, overall you're just spending more for bragging rights and features you may not care about. You'll have to hold the S20 Ultra to maturity (when it's no longer up for resale at a time the note 10plus is not) to really matter. And many would've upgraded by then. If you're going to just upgrade to the note 20 plus 5G anyway, get a note 10+ at a much cheaper value then just trade in because the trade in value between the note 10 plus and S20 5g is like a couple hundred bucks. If you really are a note person just wait until the note 20 to trade what you got. If you're an S person, then get the S.

Zane Miracle I was speaking about S20+, not Ultra. I can’t speak for everyone and don’t know what people care about in a phone, but if you’re going for flagships, all of the above matter. If not, you really shouldn’t spend 1000$ for a phone.

Both phones aren't the same price though. You can cop the Note 10 Plus on eBay for $650 brand new.

@@RecenziiPeBune If it's the S20 it's more convincing. The difference is about $100+ then it only depends on if you care for a note or not. If you even considered the note 10 then you may care for note over S series. If so you're better off buying a used note 10+ for less than $700 or a regular note 10 for even less and trade those phones in. Rather than spending it on a S20+ when the purchase difference is so big for a trade in that isn't meaningful of a difference. If your decision is based on specs alone (based on your original comment) then you might as well buy a used note 10, trade it in when the note 20 comes and save on a heap of cash you'd waste on a S20+. And then you'd actually appreciate all that "difference". The main argument I see for buying an S20+ over a note 10+ is if you're a bigger fan of the S series. Or you want to take advantage of Samsung's buyback program for the S20 series. Specs alone do not warrant buying the S20+ over the note 10+.

I have to agree with you. I got the S20+ and disliked it from day 1 and ended up selling it. I have never had a Note series before so went to have a look at one and ended up getting the Note 10+. In my opinion is just looks & feels more premium that the S20 series. I also thought that I would never use the S-Pen, how wrong was I.

My only issue is the 120 Hz , why buy a device and not use it to its full potential?

totally agree!

And the note 10plus is also exynos? Im alao on the verge of buying the note 10plus exynos and i am afraid the battry will not last at least a day. How are you getting with the battry life if you dont mind me ask you?

@@duncangrixti181 The exynos on the note 9825 works better than the 990. The new 990 over heats and lags more. The 9825 can keep the performance without lags or over heating, it also doesnt drain much battery

but he said it's the 5G variants of the Note 10+.

@@christianvillarosa1020 5g isnt in 99,9% of places

@@Zareldo yeah but if u buy a smartphone in 2020, it is better to have 5G if u planning to use it for about 2 years.

THEBRIDGE1283 No lmao, real 5g is literally only on a couple streets in very large cities and stops working if anything is inbetween you and the tower. It will take at least 5-7 years until it is widespread

@@Zareldo T-Mobile already have a lil weaker ver of 5G nation wide so I think wait like an year, other careers are going to follow it i think.

About the same I got the note 10plus in i played with the new ones

Battery on the s20 on 120hz is worst than the note 10+ Having seen other videos, I think the note 10 is better on some areas like hdr and the s20 wins out on video stabilisation.

@Matthew Henry Now look at the actual blind tests.

@@wokenepali8376 on paper it has the best but know that the note 10 also sucked at first with a few updates the s20 will get an epic camera

S pen is gooe for casual work, browsing, scrolling and helpful in many ways.

@Anthony Gomes I use it for writing in my journal. Taking notes for work. I also use it in place of my finger/hand. I don't use the gestures for the camera except the press to take a picture.

@@Beampk1 yes definitely scrolling and browsing, same here.

@Anthony Gomes Smart select

Mr Chicken Yup forgot to mention that which is something I use weekly. Many many uses for the S-pen.

Thank you. Those boxy edges look so damn fine... I think the rounded corners found nowadays look like garbage.

Hey am from NL I still can't choose between the s20+ and note 10+, is the note 10+ good, am planning on switching from my j7 pro(I have only had this phone)

@@unkown7384 I also had the same doubt but yesterday I purchased Note10+. Cos lots of ppl are complaining about the heating issue in S20+ exynos version. Have you purchased any and how is it performing today?

@@siddhantsikka9275 i got the a71 5g, its a great phone and works fine for writing notes and calling friends

😂😂😂😂 is not better camera, he has only 8k 24 fps, but is not good

Always? What about the Note 7?

That's the main problem to be honest.

Both have Qualcomm versions too.

@@21minute thats usa s.korea china only 🙄😒

I think that's only a problem for Ultra?

I recently got an software update and its much better. I was shocked how shit the camera came out of the box but with the update I feel like its one of the best cameras easy now.

Im moving from s10 plus,should i go for note? Do u regret not choosing s20 plus?

@@sheikhtalha9241 I'd go with the note 10+ i prefer the more square-ish look and feel.

That's what vive been doing sense the note 2

The s20 and s20+ have 3x optical zoom, note 10 has a 2x...

@@mazzalean077 From Samsung website: www.samsung.com/us/mobile/galaxy-s20-5g/specs/ If you don't know how to transform FOV to zoom, then yes, is a 3x optical zoom. If you look at S20 Ultra zoom camera and make the math, S20 and S20+ have NO OPTICAL ZOOM. That's why is called Hybrid....because of .04 zoom. Ignorance is a bliss...and marketing, definetly marketing...

How's the ultra ? Is it really worth it ? And the camera , is it bad as alot say. And thank you .

Between s20+ and 10+, i'll pick the 10+. My advice is to watch reviews and check them out at the store. Cos it's an individual preference.

I couldn't tell the difference between 60Hz and 120Hz in my daily use. I have to do a deliberate super slow scroll to see the difference. So in my daily use, i can't tell the difference.

you watched too much youtube comparisons

@@OrrWeisbergReviews exynos just doesn't cut it for high-end devices.

He is absolutely right. Exynos is trash

GOAT You ever use an exynos phone? I'm not saying it's better than snapdragon, but it's not the laggy mess RU-vidrs are making it out to be

@@OrrWeisbergReviews its not about performance, its about batterylife, thats really bad.

I thought the note 10 plus also had 12gb of ram?

all they need to do is release a software patch that will allow that...

And after a few days of using it you will forget about it and any of the new hardware features...at least that's what happens to me. As of late, bleeding edge phonse at this cost no longer appeal to me.

hahahahah i sold my note 10+ for s20 ultra

Note looks more professional because of its boxy design

Clickbait Pro Yes I like the body design more

@@OrrWeisbergReviews Do you think the S20 Ultra is worth it? I heard the camera is underwhelming.

Sundar Subramaniam The exynos was but I heard they fixed it

But u have to sacrifice screen resolution!

@@Aditya-tt1ws and battery life too

@@jethrodacanay7134 Yes. As Samsung is notorious for its battery drain

lol same

My S9+ battery degraded a lot and the charging port wore out, so I couldn't stick with it.

@@mistamaog true my S9 Plus battery doesn't last that long as it used to but clean your charging port with a needle. There's dust inside!

@@deathrow6625 So much for Samsung's claim of 95% battery retention after 2 years. Even for a heavy user like myself I'd expect 85% if they claim 95 from normal use, but sadly it's at 75%. Also I have tried doing that, no luck. I had the same issue with the S7 Edge. After a while I just stuck to wireless charging until I got the V60.

@@GeraltOfRivia69 But you'll lose the headphone jack. Can't support that!

?? I dont have it

@@LastStopGaming are you on one UI 2.1

S20+

these aren't just phones they are miniaturized portable computers. trying to squeeze all the hardware into such a small form factor is far from easy. would you pay $1000 for a laptop? most of us have paid more than that. so if you ask yourself what am i getting for $1000 and then directly compare that to pc's, you more often than not get what you pay for. just because something is small in size doesn't mean it isn't complicated or worthwhile. example a tourbillon watch compared to a wall clock. if we want computing power and features in a small form factor that costs from engineering to retooling of factories. the price may seem high but you are getting imho more than what you pay for. especially considering what they used to cost. my first cellphone 25 years back cost $500. it was just a phone and was hardwired into my car. my old palm V little more than an organizer that cost $600. that was years ago and not adjusted for inflation.

@@mikenichols3849 Of course I recognize the complexity of these devices, especially nowadays, but remember a couple of years ago they weren't touching $1000 except for Apple, and now they are. A laptop tends to have a longer lifecycle than a smartphone, so not really a fare comparison. Look I get they offer a lot of value for what they are, but if you're going to support the crazy high prices, they'll keep charging them. Don't defend this ridiculous trend. Plenty of other phones have proven you don't need to spend $1000 for flagship specs, not to mention these 2 removed the headphone jack, while more affordable, comparable options kept it while offering you a lower price. Don't support bad trends. Just because you have $1000 to spend, doesn't mean you should. Plus it hurts others in the long-run who want a flagship but aren't fortunate enough, or are smarter with their money.

Exactly, note 10 plus for me 😉

J Harikrishnan You are talking about the screen refresh rate, not the display resolution. My s8+has 60hz refresh rate by default. I downgraded the display Rez to 720p. The newer phone has Qhd or Qhd+ displays and higher refresh rate on top will suck the battery at a faster rate.

@@ashwinsingh8360 Exynos varient?

@@clickbaitpro Yes, not the snapdragon. Exynos sucks.

@@ashwinsingh8360 Never ever buy exynos, it is weaker and less efficient than the Snapdragon

Maybe note 20 will have both?

@@twentyfivetolife7976 actually it does😆😆 too broke right now to change tho

Im struggling to decide which one to pick

@@wolfsbane7673 Depends on your budget , camera preference , require 120hz screen etc...