Galaxy Note10 vs Galaxy S7 edge
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Galaxy Note10
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£199.00
Galaxy S7 edge
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£161.35£619.00 newWhat's the difference between the Galaxy Note10 and Galaxy S7 edge?
Galaxy Note10 vs S7 edge comes down to the RAM, battery and screen size. Refurbished, the Galaxy S7 edge starts at £161.35, £37.65 less than the Galaxy Note10. The Galaxy Note10 is the newer model, released in 2019.
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- The Galaxy Note10 has more RAM: 8 GB vs 4 GB.
- The Galaxy S7 edge has a bigger battery: 3600 mAh vs 3500 mAh.
- The Galaxy Note10 has a bigger screen: 6.3 inch vs 5.5 inch.
Galaxy Note10 vs Galaxy S7 edge specs
The Galaxy Note10 and Galaxy S7 edge each suit different needs based on their features. The Note10 offers more RAM and larger storage, which helps with multitasking and storing files, while the S7 edge has a higher screen resolution and a slightly bigger battery capacity. The Note10 has a bigger screen with Dynamic AMOLED technology, making it better for watching videos and using apps with more detail. The S7 edge supports expandable storage via microSDXC, which is useful if you need extra space. The Note10 uses a USB-C connector, whereas the S7 edge includes both microUSB and a 3.5mm headphone jack. Your choice depends on whether you prefer a larger high-quality screen and more RAM or a higher resolution display with expandable storage and a headphone jack.
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Galaxy Note10 vs Galaxy S7 edge battery life and software updates
Battery capacity and software updates affect how long devices stay useful day to day. Battery size and physical dimensions also matter for handling and daily use.
Battery Capacity
The Galaxy Note10 has a 3500 mAh battery, which supports a full day of use for many. The Galaxy S7 edge offers a slightly larger 3600 mAh battery, which can provide a bit more runtime before needing a recharge. If longer battery life between charges is a priority, the S7 edge may be better suited.
Physical Size and Weight
The Galaxy Note10 is 151 mm tall, 71.8 mm wide, and 7.9 mm deep, weighing 168 g. The S7 edge measures 150.9 mm by 72.6 mm by 7.7 mm with a weight of 157 g. The S7 edge is a bit smaller and lighter, which could suit those preferring a more compact phone.
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Galaxy Note10 vs Galaxy S7 edge performance
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Galaxy Note10 vs Galaxy S7 edge screen
Screen size, resolution, and type shape your viewing experience. The Note10 has a larger screen with a newer display technology, while the S7 edge offers a higher resolution screen that is smaller in size.
Screen Size
The Galaxy Note10 features a 6.3 inch screen, offering more room for videos, reading, and multitasking. This larger display suits those who like a spacious viewing area for apps and media.
Resolution and Detail
The S7 edge has a higher resolution of 1440 x 2560, delivering sharper images and more detail on a 5.5 inch screen. This higher pixel density benefits users who prioritise crisp visuals in a smaller format.
Screen Technology
The Note10 uses Dynamic AMOLED, which typically provides vivid colours and deep contrast, enhancing media enjoyment. The S7 edge has a Super AMOLED screen, known for strong colour saturation and brightness. Both offer high-quality displays but with slightly different visual characteristics.
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Galaxy Note10 vs Galaxy S7 edge camera
Cameras are key for capturing moments and selfies. Both phones have the same main camera resolution, but the front camera differs significantly, affecting selfie and video call quality.
Front Camera
The Galaxy Note10 sports a 10 megapixel front camera, which captures more detail for selfies and video calls. This suits users who value clearer and sharper front-facing photos. The S7 edge has a 5 megapixel front camera, which works well for everyday selfies.
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Both devices have a 12 megapixel main camera. This shared resolution means they deliver similar detail when taking photos with the rear lens, making either good for standard photography.
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Galaxy Note10 vs Galaxy S7 edge size and design
Connectivity options, storage, and physical features vary between these phones, influencing everyday convenience and compatibility with accessories.
Storage Capacity
The Galaxy Note10 offers 256GB of internal storage, ideal for users needing ample space for apps, photos, and files. The Galaxy S7 edge comes with 32GB of storage but includes a microSDXC slot for expandable memory, which suits those who prefer adding storage through a memory card.
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The Note10 uses a USB-C connector, common in newer devices, allowing reversible plugging and fast data transfer. The S7 edge has a microUSB connector plus a 3.5mm headphone jack, making it compatible with older accessories and wired headphones without an adapter.
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Both phones are unlocked and support 4G mobile networks, giving flexibility to use with various UK carriers without restrictions.
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Galaxy Note10 or Galaxy S7 edge: which should you buy?
Buy the Galaxy Note10 if
- you want more RAM (8 GB vs 4 GB)
- you want a bigger screen (6.3 inch vs 5.5 inch)
- you want a higher-resolution front camera (10 megapixels vs 5 megapixels)
Buy the Galaxy S7 edge if
- you want to spend less: it starts at £161.35, £37.65 less than the Galaxy Note10
- you want a bigger battery (3600 mAh vs 3500 mAh)
- you want a lighter build (157 g vs 168 g)
What our customers say
Customers who chose the Galaxy Note10 appreciate its condition and performance, often noting it looks like new and functions well. Many say the phone lasts a long time, though some mention the battery can drain faster than expected. The larger screen and sharper front camera are valued, with one buyer noting it helped improve pen control. Overall, the Note10 is seen as a reliable device for everyday use with good storage and speed.
Reviews for the Galaxy S7 edge highlight its good condition and value for money. Customers mention the screen looks good, though some note battery life requires frequent charging. The phone works well for basic apps and calls, with users appreciating the microSDXC slot for extra storage. Some users find certain apps perform differently compared to newer phones, but many are happy with the device's quality and price.
The Galaxy Note10 suits buyers wanting a larger, more spacious screen and more built-in storage for apps and media. The Galaxy S7 edge is a solid choice for those preferring a smaller phone with higher screen resolution and the option to expand storage via memory card.
Galaxy Note10 vs Galaxy S7 edge FAQs
Galaxy Note10 vs S7 edge comes down to the RAM, battery and screen size. The Galaxy Note10 has more RAM: 8 GB vs 4 GB. The Galaxy S7 edge has a bigger battery: 3600 mAh vs 3500 mAh.
The Galaxy S7 edge is cheaper refurbished, from £161.35 compared with £199 for the Galaxy Note10.
The Galaxy S7 edge has a bigger battery: 3600 mAh vs 3500 mAh.
Both have the same main camera: 12 megapixels.
The Galaxy Note10 no longer gets updates. Updates for the Galaxy S7 edge ended in Mar 2019.
The Galaxy Note10 adds more RAM (8 GB vs 4 GB), a bigger screen (6.3 inch vs 5.5 inch) and a higher-resolution front camera (10 megapixels vs 5 megapixels). Refurbished, it costs £37.65 more (from £199 vs £161.35).
Refurbished, the Galaxy Note10 comes in 256GB, and the Galaxy S7 edge in 32GB.
