Samsung Galaxy Note 10- Let's speculate...

[Snoweagle]

If really completely buttonless, it'll be totally awesome!

 

[chooyoshi]

If really completely buttonless, it'll be totally awesome!

Not if the experience behind the HTC U12+ and meizu zero is of any indication.

 

[chooyoshi]

I just wish that Samsung stop following Apple's pricing strategy

TBH, Apple is no longer a market leader. I stopped after iPhone X. Nothing exciting about Apple anymore, except for their relentless pursuit of profits

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They aren't following apple's pricing strategy when they sell a barrage of models from 170$ all the way to 2000$. Apple's least expensive is at least 700$

 

[Snoweagle]

Not if the experience behind the HTC U12+ and meizu zero is of any indication.

Then we'll just have to wait and see. If power, volume and bixby buttons all become gesture-based features, it'll be really something first from Samsung. Honestly, they could really just do away with the bixby button as it's largely redundant, having mapped mine to launch Straits Times.

 

[Snoweagle]

They aren't following apple's pricing strategy when they sell a barrage of models from 170$ all the way to 2000$. Apple's least expensive is at least 700$

Being an iPhone user since 3GS days back in 2009, I'm not surprised this year's model will be even more expensive than ever. Samsung's following this pattern now and I won't be surprised if the 6.7" Note10 will cost over $2k like the ceramic S10+.

 

[technolust]

Soooo, have u used the u12+? I ha ve used it for half a year and it ain't that bad

Not if the experience behind the HTC U12+ and meizu zero is of any indication.

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[elmariachi]

Soooo, have u used the u12+? I ha ve used it for half a year and it ain't that bad

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I've had the U12+ untill now and yeah the buttons are much better after updates but I'd still prefer physical buttons. Sometimes the buttons gets too sensitive and it's annoying. It doesn't detract from the fact the phone is still stellar even in 2019. I could imagine Samsung implementing it better than HTC at least.

 

[chooyoshi]

https://www.techradar.com/news/samsung-galaxy-note-10-could-launch-with-smaller-alternative

Hey, a note10e could make a appearance!

 

[C32B]

I've had the U12+ untill now and yeah the buttons are much better after updates but I'd still prefer physical buttons. Sometimes the buttons gets too sensitive and it's annoying. It doesn't detract from the fact the phone is still stellar even in 2019. I could imagine Samsung implementing it better than HTC at least.

Where do ur buy HTC U12+? I didn't see HTC selling it after U11 and yes, I am still one of the U11 owner.

 

[elmariachi]

Where do ur buy HTC U12+? I didn't see HTC selling it after U11 and yes, I am still one of the U11 owner.

I got mine from Taiwan. Was so hard to get the Translucent Blue and the 5th HTC Store I went to had the last one in stock. Solar Red and Black is readily available in Taiwan. Forget about getting it here and if you buy over Expansys or Lazada it is more expensive.

If I am not mistaken, if you buy from HTC Store in Taiwan, they give you warranty 2 years.

Hope this helps...

 

[C32B]

I got mine from Taiwan. Was so hard to get the Translucent Blue and the 5th HTC Store I went to had the last one in stock. Solar Red and Black is readily available in Taiwan. Forget about getting it here and if you buy over Expansys or Lazada it is more expensive.

If I am not mistaken, if you buy from HTC Store in Taiwan, they give you warranty 2 years.

Hope this helps...

Hi, thanks for the reply. I have no friends in Taiwan. So, can only skip this phone. My next will be Note 10. See how the development.

 

[chooyoshi]

https://www.sammobile.com/2019/04/08/samsung-to-launch-four-galaxy-note-10-models/amp/

We will get 6.28 and 6.75 inch variants with optional 5g support, 3 and 4 back cameras respectively. But can we have a note 10 classic with removable back and battery?

 

[Jurong640]

https://www.sammobile.com/2019/04/08/samsung-to-launch-four-galaxy-note-10-models/amp/

We will get 6.28 and 6.75 inch variants with optional 5g support, 3 and 4 back cameras respectively. But can we have a note 10 classic with removable back and battery?

I think for removable back battery is impossible for now, almost all manufacturers all now have batteries built inside.

But for a smaller and flat screen Note10 I will want it. The screen size of S10e is perfect. Cos Note 3 is using a 5.7" screen.

 

[Norman Chan]

I've had the U12+ untill now and yeah the buttons are much better after updates but I'd still prefer physical buttons. Sometimes the buttons gets too sensitive and it's annoying. It doesn't detract from the fact the phone is still stellar even in 2019. I could imagine Samsung implementing it better than HTC at least.

I find the U12+ camera is super good, especially it auto-brighten up the photo (in shade or in shadow or even indoor etc) before taking.

 

[elmariachi]

I find the U12+ camera is super good, especially it auto-brighten up the photo (in shade or in shadow or even indoor etc) before taking.

Exactly why I'm still holding on to the phone. Photos are superb. As good as the S10 for most scenarios. Video quality and mic recording is seriously impressive due to 4 mics. It's also ranked very highly on dxomark.

 

[rabbit1]

hopefully note 10 will be a camera phone

 

[chooyoshi]

hopefully note 10 will be a camera phone

??? Almost every phone has a camera these days. Now on to my gripe... why don't manufacturers like Samsung and Xiaomi perhaps cook up an entry level smartphone without a camera to sell to those that cannot have camera phones (NSFs working in red zones you know what I am talking about. )

 

[chooyoshi]

https://www.sammobile.com/2019/04/14/galaxy-note-10-pro-samsung/

That's the supposed naming for the 6.75 inch version.

 

[Snoweagle]

I'm mean the 5g model.the regular 4g model I suspect will be at least $1498, at most $1598 for base model.

The 5G model should be over $2k. Let’s say if during launch, the 5G model is also out, might as well get the 5G model.

 

[Norman Chan]

The 5G model should be over $2k. Let’s say if during launch, the 5G model is also out, might as well get the 5G model.

Also Samsung will need to use SD855 for their 5G phone...no more using their in-house CPU, correct ?