Samsung’s big Galaxy Note 9 is a beautiful phone to love many, but the new Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+ look pretty amazing. If you’re looking to buy a new phone or upgrade, here’s everything you need to know about both, how they compare, and which one to buy.
With the Galaxy S10+ release date confirmed as March 8, buyers have to make a tough choice. This is our Galaxy S10+ vs Galaxy Note 9 comparison and why you should or shouldn’t wait.
The Galaxy Note 9 is still a great phone that everyone will absolutely love. It also has a few features you can’t get with the Galaxy S10, which can help make the decision easier for certain buyers.
It’s such a tough choice because this year the Samsung Galaxy S10+ has the same screen size as the Note 9 — a 6.4-inch Quad HD curved OLED display. In previous years the Note was the biggest they had to offer, but that is no longer the case.
Samsung’s big Galaxy Note 9 is only six months old and offers a big screen, small bezels, powerful cameras and a stylus. And while it’s great, it’s nearly identical to the S9 or even the Note 8 from 2017. This year Galaxy 10 and S10+ are very, very different. We’re talking about in-display fingerprint scanners, better battery life, triple cameras, and more.
So whether you have a Note 9 or are thinking of upgrading, still have an old Note 5 or even a Galaxy S8+, here’s everything you need to know about these two phones.
In fact, we don’t recommend anyone buying the Note 9 until the excitement for the Galaxy S10 wears off, the Note 9 gets discounts, or the 6.7-inch Galaxy S10 5G arrives. But you’ll still find tons of useful information, pricing information, and details in the slideshow comparison below.
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