Galaxy J6+ vs Galaxy Note10
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Galaxy J6+
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£65.00
Galaxy Note10
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£199.00What's the difference between the Galaxy J6+ and Galaxy Note10?
Galaxy J6+ vs Note10 comes down to the chipset, RAM and battery. Refurbished, the Galaxy J6+ starts at £65, £134 less than the Galaxy Note10. The Galaxy Note10 is the newer model, released in 2019.
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- Chipset: Qualcomm Snapdragon 425 on the Galaxy J6+, Exynos 9825 (7 nm), Qualcomm SM8150 Snapdragon 855 (7 nm) on the Galaxy Note10.
- The Galaxy Note10 has more RAM: 8 GB vs 3 GB.
- The Galaxy Note10 has a bigger battery: 3500 mAh vs 3300 mAh.
Galaxy J6+ vs Galaxy Note10 specs
The Galaxy J6+ and Galaxy Note10 cater to different needs with clear differences. The Galaxy J6+ suits everyday use with features like 3 GB RAM, a 6-inch IPS LCD screen, and dual SIM support. It also offers microSDXC card expansion and a 32GB storage option. The Galaxy Note10, with 8 GB RAM and a larger 6.3-inch Dynamic AMOLED screen at higher resolution, is better for those wanting a more detailed display and smoother multitasking. It has a higher front camera resolution, while the Galaxy J6+ has a higher megapixel count on its main camera. Both phones are unlocked and offer 4G connectivity, but their sizes and storage options differ notably.
Galaxy J6+ vs Galaxy Note10 price
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Galaxy J6+ vs Galaxy Note10 battery life and software updates
Durability considerations include software updates, build dimensions, and release year. Both phones are unlocked and not foldable. These factors shape how they might hold up over time and in daily handling.
Software Updates Ended
The Galaxy J6+ stopped receiving software updates in June 2022. The Galaxy Note10's software support has ended as well. This means neither phone benefits from ongoing software improvements or security patches.
Device Size and Weight
The Galaxy J6+ is taller and wider at 161.4 mm by 76.9 mm and weighs 178 g, offering a larger footprint that might suit those preferring a bigger handset. The Galaxy Note10 is more compact at 151 mm by 71.8 mm and lighter at 168 g, fitting more comfortably in one hand or smaller pockets.
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Galaxy J6+ vs Galaxy Note10 performance
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Galaxy J6+ vs Galaxy Note10 screen
Screen quality affects how you view content daily. The two devices offer different screen sizes, resolutions, and panel types, each suiting different viewing preferences and uses.
Screen Size and Resolution
The Galaxy Note10 has a 6.3-inch screen with a 1080 x 2280 resolution, providing more space and sharper images, ideal for video watching or reading. The Galaxy J6+ has a smaller 6-inch screen with 720 x 1480 resolution, which suits smartphone use where a larger or higher resolution display is not essential.
Screen Type
The Galaxy Note10 uses a Dynamic AMOLED screen, which typically offers richer colours and deeper contrast. The Galaxy J6+ features an IPS LCD screen, which delivers accurate colours and wide viewing angles. If you value vibrant visuals, the Note10's screen may appeal more.
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Galaxy J6+ vs Galaxy Note10 camera
Camera quality influences photo and video capture, especially for selfies and main shots. The front and main cameras differ in megapixels, affecting image detail in different ways.
Front Camera Resolution
The Galaxy Note10 has a 10-megapixel front camera, capturing more detail in selfies and video calls. The Galaxy J6+ has an 8-megapixel front camera, still suitable for everyday use but with slightly less resolution.
Main Camera Megapixels
The Galaxy J6+ comes with a 13-megapixel main camera, offering higher megapixels than the Note10's 12-megapixel camera. This might suit those who want to capture detailed photos with the rear camera.
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Galaxy J6+ vs Galaxy Note10 size and design
Other features can influence your daily experience, from connectivity options to storage and SIM capabilities. These differences help identify which device fits your needs better.
SIM and Storage Options
The Galaxy J6+ supports dual physical SIM cards and includes a microSDXC slot for storage expansion, making it flexible for managing two numbers and extra files. It offers 32GB storage in the models we stock. The Galaxy Note10 has a single physical SIM and no microSD slot but provides a larger 256GB storage option, suitable if you prefer built-in capacity without expandable storage.
Dimensions and Weight
Though both devices share the same depth of 7.9 mm, the Galaxy J6+ is taller and wider than the Note10, which is smaller and lighter. This affects how each feels in your hand or pocket.
Network Compatibility
Both phones support 4G connectivity and are unlocked, so you can use them with a variety of UK mobile networks without restrictions.
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Galaxy J6+ or Galaxy Note10: which should you buy?
Buy the Galaxy J6+ if
- you want to spend less: it starts at £65, £134 less than the Galaxy Note10
- you want a higher-resolution main camera (13 megapixels vs 12 megapixels)
- you want a memory card slot
Buy the Galaxy Note10 if
- you want more RAM (8 GB vs 3 GB)
- you want a bigger battery (3500 mAh vs 3300 mAh)
- you want a bigger screen (6.3 inch vs 6 inch)
What our customers say
Customers who chose the Galaxy J6+ often appreciate it as a reliable phone for calls and emails, with positive remarks on its overall condition and quick performance. Some users note issues with connection or battery charging, and a few mention receiving incorrect models or colours by mistake. The device is described as looking like new, and several buyers recommend it for those who want a straightforward phone without extra features.
Reviewers of the Galaxy Note10 highlight its almost new appearance and good performance with a larger, vibrant screen. Battery life receives varied feedback, with some users finding it lasts well and others noting it drains faster than expected. The phone is praised for ease of use and quality, making it suitable for those who want a more capable device with a sharp display and solid build.
The Galaxy J6+ suits users seeking a simpler, practical phone with dual SIM and expandable storage. The Galaxy Note10 fits those who prefer a larger, higher resolution screen and more memory for multitasking, with a higher resolution front camera for selfies.
Galaxy J6+ vs Galaxy Note10 FAQs
Galaxy J6+ vs Note10 comes down to the chipset, RAM and battery. Chipset: Qualcomm Snapdragon 425 on the Galaxy J6+, Exynos 9825 (7 nm), Qualcomm SM8150 Snapdragon 855 (7 nm) on the Galaxy Note10. The Galaxy Note10 has more RAM: 8 GB vs 3 GB.
The Galaxy J6+ is cheaper refurbished, from £65 compared with £199 for the Galaxy Note10.
The Galaxy Note10 has a bigger battery: 3500 mAh vs 3300 mAh.
The Galaxy J6+ has a higher-resolution main camera: 13 megapixels vs 12 megapixels.
Updates for the Galaxy J6+ ended in Jun 2022. The Galaxy Note10 no longer gets updates.
The Galaxy Note10 adds more RAM (8 GB vs 3 GB), a bigger battery (3500 mAh vs 3300 mAh) and a bigger screen (6.3 inch vs 6 inch). Refurbished, it costs £134 more (from £199 vs £65).
Refurbished, the Galaxy J6+ comes in 32GB, and the Galaxy Note10 in 256GB.
