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Posted by S.Yu
 - August 14, 2019, 23:57:15
Quote from: Codrut Nistor on August 14, 2019, 12:41:45
All these new products from Samsung make me love my Xiaomi Mi A1 even more. It might not have NFC, but it can shoot pretty good photos, it has an audio jack, and the sound it delivers is unexpectedly good - even comparing it to a dedicated player, namely the Fiio X3 II, in both cases driving the 60 ohm Koss Porta Pro headphones. Other than my rant above, DxOMark has just made the Note 10+ 5G the new king of the smartphone photography section. :/
Fiio...I had a listen to their X7 and wasn't impressed. If you ask me I would recommend L&P's L3Pro for an entry level player.
Posted by Codrut Nistor
 - August 14, 2019, 12:41:45
All these new products from Samsung make me love my Xiaomi Mi A1 even more. It might not have NFC, but it can shoot pretty good photos, it has an audio jack, and the sound it delivers is unexpectedly good - even comparing it to a dedicated player, namely the Fiio X3 II, in both cases driving the 60 ohm Koss Porta Pro headphones. Other than my rant above, DxOMark has just made the Note 10+ 5G the new king of the smartphone photography section. :/
Posted by S.Yu
 - August 13, 2019, 23:40:06
Quote from: Ricci Rox on August 13, 2019, 09:04:03
Quote from: Hugh Dick on August 13, 2019, 06:16:36
Are you that daft? The major smartphone companies are releasing 'budget premium' phones now to grab back some market share from the more premium Chinese phones.

Refer to iPhone XR vs iPhone XS, Galaxy S10e vs Galaxy S10, Pixel 3a vs Pixel 3.

Therefore, to make a cheaper Note, some corners need to be cut: less RAM, no microSD slot, one less camera etc.

If it makes you feel better: the Note 10 Plus is the successor to the Note 9, and the Note 10 is really the 'Note 10 Lite'.

Also, don't lose sleep over the absence of a headphone jack. If it's such a dealbreaker for you, I'm quite sure ALL the budget phones have a headphone jack; go buy one of those. If you're lucky you might even get FM radio.

Shouldn't have called it the Note 10, then, if it isn't a Note 9 successor.
Exactly, and even the upgrade(plus downgrades too) of the Note10+ doesn't excuse the price hike either.
And the only people who "don't lose sleep over the absence of a headphone jack" are those who either own earphones expendable enough that they'll go BT anytime, which is nothing to be proud of, those who never listen to music on anything mobile, or those who always carry a separate player, and I don't think the latter two are a majority, nor do they include "Hugh Dick".
Posted by Ricci Rox
 - August 13, 2019, 09:04:03
Quote from: Hugh Dick on August 13, 2019, 06:16:36
Are you that daft? The major smartphone companies are releasing 'budget premium' phones now to grab back some market share from the more premium Chinese phones.

Refer to iPhone XR vs iPhone XS, Galaxy S10e vs Galaxy S10, Pixel 3a vs Pixel 3.

Therefore, to make a cheaper Note, some corners need to be cut: less RAM, no microSD slot, one less camera etc.

If it makes you feel better: the Note 10 Plus is the successor to the Note 9, and the Note 10 is really the 'Note 10 Lite'.

Also, don't lose sleep over the absence of a headphone jack. If it's such a dealbreaker for you, I'm quite sure ALL the budget phones have a headphone jack; go buy one of those. If you're lucky you might even get FM radio.

Shouldn't have called it the Note 10, then, if it isn't a Note 9 successor.
Posted by Hugh Dick
 - August 13, 2019, 06:22:02
Quote from: S.Yu on August 11, 2019, 19:11:13
Come to think of it, Sony's had the best CMOS all along, but somehow the mobile division's chosen to avoid it, that's even before the fuzzy processing issues.

The Note 10 really is an "e" grade product, it baffled me when it was released but examining the specs one by one superposed with the price it baffles me even more. What were they thinking?! It can't even be explained that Samsung put too much hope on the ban, because that only came into effect near the end of the product cycle. The person behind this duo needs to be fired!

I wasn't aware that ROGP2's screen is better than any of Samsung's flagships though, I heard it was a cheap-looking (the look itself may not be easily quantified) BOE panel.

Sony has always had the best (and most popular) camera sensors. Xperia phones have them too. Ironically, the non-Sony phones take better photos than the Sony Xperia phones, despite using the same Sony camera sensors.

It boils down to crappy software, shoddy postprocessing, and I suspect internal sabotage, possibly from Sony's camera (Alpha/DSLR) division. Add a little legendary Japanese stubbornness and a clinging onto the glorious Sony days during the Walkman era, it's no wonder less than one million Xperia phones were sold in the most recent quarter.
Posted by Hugh Dick
 - August 13, 2019, 06:16:36
Are you that daft? The major smartphone companies are releasing 'budget premium' phones now to grab back some market share from the more premium Chinese phones.

Refer to iPhone XR vs iPhone XS, Galaxy S10e vs Galaxy S10, Pixel 3a vs Pixel 3.

Therefore, to make a cheaper Note, some corners need to be cut: less RAM, no microSD slot, one less camera etc.

If it makes you feel better: the Note 10 Plus is the successor to the Note 9, and the Note 10 is really the 'Note 10 Lite'.

Also, don't lose sleep over the absence of a headphone jack. If it's such a dealbreaker for you, I'm quite sure ALL the budget phones have a headphone jack; go buy one of those. If you're lucky you might even get FM radio.
Posted by Ricci Rox
 - August 12, 2019, 23:49:17
Quote from: Steve Sahagun on August 12, 2019, 20:20:29
Hey Ricci Rox! So the perfect phone is an iPhone. Right? Dummy! CLICK BAIT! Damn! I fell for it! You Win Ricci! :)

I daily-drive an LG V40 but ok, mate.  ;)

You know what my V40 gives me? An amazing QHD+ AMOLED display, a headphone jack with a quad-dac, and expandable storage. I wonder what the Note 10 offers.
Posted by Steve Sahagun
 - August 12, 2019, 20:20:29
Hey Ricci Rox! So the perfect phone is an iPhone. Right? Dummy! CLICK BAIT! Damn! I fell for it! You Win Ricci! :)
Posted by Note4Lives
 - August 12, 2019, 20:18:46
And I have a Note 4, with a removable battery, couple of extra batteries in my wallet, head phone jack, SD card slot, IR blaster, OLED screen, basically unbreakable plastic body thats been dropped a 100 times
Posted by Steve Sahagun
 - August 12, 2019, 20:14:05
YOU'RE A POOR JOKE!
Posted by ro
 - August 12, 2019, 20:04:43
This guy sounds like he owns a CRAPPLE phone. Samsung has great phones, I have owned both. Please take your crappy review skills elsewhere.
Posted by suo.eno.1357
 - August 12, 2019, 19:53:36
It's already a bad joke the second Samsung worried about cramming a hole of a front cam onto the screen, negating the entire point of a "perfect canvas" for stylus use or for that matter "serious" use. I have an architect and an interior designer friends who'd closed actual deals with their Notes 8 and 9 each now both had groaned loudly during the launch stream.

Pros like them do not give half a s#*t about that Instagram life of selfies every 55 minutes? Still lucky for Samsung neither offloaded their Notes yet and would wait this one out for the next one when that Exynos+AMD combo SoC gets out.

Assuming IF Samsung is gonna play that one out right. If not, they'll lose people like that in droves.
Posted by Paul Alibone
 - August 12, 2019, 16:34:05
Wow someone dislikes Samsung. Pathetic article.
Posted by S.Yu
 - August 12, 2019, 14:01:45
Quote from: Yielar on August 11, 2019, 20:21:43
Haha best leave the reviews to tech enthusiasts that know what they're doing.
I would have to say the same to you.
Quote from: Yielar on August 11, 2019, 20:21:43
I was impressed with the Note 10 presentation and think it's a solid upgrade over the Note 9
Are you trolling?
6.4" 2K "solidly upgrades" to 6.3" 1080P?
MicroSD slot "solidly upgrades" to no slot?
3.5mm jack "solidly upgrades" to no jack?
Heart rate sensor "solidly upgrades" to no sensor?
4000mah battery "solidly upgrades" to 3500mah battery?
And don't call processor upgrades "solid" because they're the minimal requirements!
Quote from: Yielar on August 11, 2019, 20:21:43
Samsung leads the way in AMOLED screen tech, next gen 3.0 memory, under-screen finger print reader...
Oneplus 7 Pro's screen is Samsung's and by most accounts Samsung's best, it also debuted UFS3.0 which isn't even sure to be included in Note10! Samsung was slow to the UD fingerprint sensor game and their solution isn't notably superior to the latest optical! The camera cutout is better than the worse ones out there but not better than the retracting solutions, dual screens, or Meizu's simple no cutout!
Quote from: Yielar on August 11, 2019, 20:21:43
The ROG 2...considering it overheats without the fan accessory attached is laughable
...and you have a complete review of the ROG 2 on finalized firmware already. Yeah right.
Posted by Fares
 - August 12, 2019, 12:59:48
Very bad article. Just repeating what some other youtubers are saying without giving any metrics or doung any real tests. Saying the oneplus 7 has the better screen proves how biased is this dude. Just having higher refresh rate does not mean a better screen. The most beautiful TV screens in the world are just 60Mhz. A higher refresh rate makes scrolling in menus a little more pleasing and make games smoother, nothing more. All other metrics are in favor of samsung's screens. Brighter, more color accurate and so on. Saying the camera is worst than competition is also wrong. The camera has its perks and flaws.

I would love to see a new camera system, and maybe it's the only bad move from samsung, because they are now playing catch up on the camera department. Their current camera system is on par with existing cameras, but will soon be outdated by phones coming this fall and next year.