My previous phones were the Note 2 and 8, which I still use for gaming. The 10+ is even better than I imagined it would be! It has great features and the camera is amazing. The only thing I found missing is the headphone jack, I offer Square to my customers and had to purchase an accessory plug in.
I love it. It's fast and seems to actually learns my preferences and adapts to what I use it for the most. Lots of storage, easy to use. Im very pleased.
I just bought this phone a week ago. What I like about this phone: Screen, Battery, Ram, Memory. What I don't like: No headphone jack, no LED indicator, unreliable fingerprint scanner, no HR monitor, no O2 sensor, quality of pictures (mostly blurry) my previous Samsung phones took better pictures. Previous Samsung Phones Owned: Note 2, Note 3, Note 4, Note 5, Note 7, S7 Edge, Note 8 & Note 9. I hope Samsung can impress with the Note 20.
I'm sorry, I have wanted to like this phone so badly, but I just cant. The decision to change the fingerprint sensor to the in-display type was a terrible decision. The sensor on the rear of an S9+ is SO much better. Its faster, more reliable, and in a much more natural placement than on the front. Not to mention the single-finger operation to view notifications simply by swiping your finger. I looked the Note 10+ for months and always decided not to buy for that reason. Then finally I thought it was time to replace my 2yr old S9+ as it had seemed to slow down. So I took the plunge but now drowning in the endless swirl of "no match" messages and attempts to wake up the screen on this stupid phone. I wish I never sent the S9 back but thats OK, I am just going to find a brand new one and send this N10+ back. It just sucks. I will not buy another Samsung phone without the rear FP sensor. I miss it so much!
I bought this phone about 2 months ago and so far I love it. The Samsung note line is nothing new to me since I've owned previous notes before. After having this phone for like a month the vibration feedback stopped working and after doing some research its a known problem which is sad since I upgraded from a note 8 and never really had any issues. I have not dropped my phone at all.