Nobodys going to buy that, Steve Jobs said about the outrageously-larger 5.3-inch display that the original Samsung Galaxy Note shipped with, but today just about every phone is bigger than that.

With this years Samsung Galaxy Note 10, particularly the Galaxy Note 10+ variant were reviewing here, Samsungs gone bigger, faster and thinner, iterating the original big phone in a meaningful manner to feel more refined and modern. In doing so, has Samsung managed to retain the identity of the Note?

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Lets find out, in our review of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is available in Aura Glow, Aura Black and Aura White colorways, at Rs. 79,999 for the 12GB/256GB variant and Rs. 89,999 for the 12GB/512GB variant.

The Hardware: Nailing the brief

Samsung has largely only been refining the design aesthetic over the past couple of years but even so, the Galaxy Note 10+ is a stunning piece of kit, particularly the iridescent Aura Glow variant, dubbed by many peers as the most difficult phone to photographever!

You can see whythe rainbow spectrum shifts colors wildly depending on how you hold it, and each time you do, the phone picks up a new bunch of smudges on its glossy back!