There was a time when the Note series clearly differentiated itself from the S series flagships in terms of design, display size, cameras, and of course all the productivity features assisted by the S Pen. Now though, apart from their biannual release cycle, there is little that tells the two flagships apart. Case in point, the latest Galaxy S10 and Note 10 series.
If you’re in the market for a large display, both the S10 Plus and Note 10 Plus make for great options. There’s not much difference in display sizes just like there isn’t much of an upgrade in terms of cameras, processor, RAM, storage and more. Which raises the question: What does the future hold for Samsung’s Galaxy flagships?
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