The note 9 comes with a base of 128GB, but the note 10 plus doubles on that and offers you 256GB as a base. And not only that this is ufs 3.0 storage, so this is much faster compared to what you’ve got on at the note 9’s, so read and write speeds are going to be definitely a lot more superior.
Both devices are also available in a 512GB version. And they both do have a micro SD card slot which is great, so you can expand the storage on both of these.
CAMERAS:
The Galaxy Note 9 has a dual-camera setup. The primary camera with a variable aperture and a telephoto camera with 2 times optical zoom. The Galaxy note 10 plus has 4 cameras in total, so you have a primary camera which seems pretty similar in terms of the hardware with a variable aperture. And the telephoto camera has been improved, so you’ve got a wider aperture of f/1.5-2.4, and then you have the ultra-wide camera.
This is a 16-megapixel ultra-wide camera, and this is going to let in a lot more into your shot. And you have a fourth camera as well, which is a true depth sensor to help you with depth information. And because of that as well you do have live focus video, so when you’re taking video you’ll not have that blurry background effect. This is something that you can’t do on at the note 9.
Some further additions on the note 10 plus, you’ve got zoom in mic. If you do zoom in, it’s also going to isolate the sound better, and you’ve got super steady video. So this is at 1080p but it gives you almost action camera, like stabilization. It works really well on the s10 plus, but it has been improved on the note 10 plus and it also works in the hyperlapse feature.
Now, for the front-facing cameras, the Note line has an 8MP front-facing camera with a wider F 1.7 aperture compared to the note 10 plus, which has a 10MP front-facing camera with an F/2.2 aperture. Now how much different to the note 9 is going to be different in terms of low-light performance because of that wide rapture? We’ll wait until we do our own tests and see.
But one advantage that the notes 10 Plus does have, is the fact that we can record our 4k from the front-facing camera. You can only record at up to 1440p from the front-facing camera on at the note 9, so if you are somebody who does lots of videos and does lots of vlogging and things like that, then the notes 10 Plus might be appealing.
SECURITY:
The Galaxy Note 9 does have a physical fingerprint scanner at the back, and it’s also got an iris scanner, so you do have two methods of security. It’s got the intelligent scan, which uses the iris scanner as well as facial recognition. the note 10 plus has an ultrasonic in-display fingerprint scanner, which is definitely more convenient; because it’s on the display but it’s definitely not as fast and as accurate as the physical fingerprint scanner on the note 9. And the note 10 plus no longer has the iris scanner, so this is something that you’re missing out on.
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