Galaxy Note10 vs Huawei P20 Pro
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Galaxy Note10
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£119.00What's the difference between the Galaxy Note10 and Huawei P20 Pro?
Galaxy Note10 vs Huawei P20 Pro comes down to the chipset, RAM and battery. Refurbished, the Huawei P20 Pro starts at £119, £80 less than the Galaxy Note10. The Galaxy Note10 is the newer model, released in 2019.
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- Chipset: Exynos 9825 (7 nm), Qualcomm SM8150 Snapdragon 855 (7 nm) on the Galaxy Note10, Kirin 970 (10 nm) on the Huawei P20 Pro.
- The Galaxy Note10 has more RAM: 8 GB vs 6 GB.
- The Huawei P20 Pro has a bigger battery: 4000 mAh vs 3500 mAh.
Galaxy Note10 vs Huawei P20 Pro specs
The Galaxy Note10 and Huawei P20 Pro suit different needs based on their strengths. The Galaxy Note10 offers more RAM and storage, alongside a slightly larger and higher resolution screen that is Dynamic AMOLED, making it better for multitasking and viewing content. The Huawei P20 Pro features a larger battery and higher megapixel cameras, which benefit users prioritising longer battery life and detailed photography. Both phones run on Android, support 4G networks, and have USB-C connectors. The Note10 is lighter and more compact, while the P20 Pro is a bit bigger and heavier. Choose the Note10 if you want a device with more memory and a vivid screen, or the P20 Pro if battery capacity and camera resolution are your top priorities.
Galaxy Note10 vs Huawei P20 Pro price
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Galaxy Note10 vs Huawei P20 Pro battery life and software updates
Durability covers battery capacity, software updates, and basic device features like OS. Both devices share some features, but their battery sizes differ, which affects how long they last between charges.
Battery Capacity
The Huawei P20 Pro has a 4000 mAh battery, which is larger than the Galaxy Note10's 3500 mAh. This means the P20 Pro suits users who need longer battery life for extended use without charging. The Note10's battery is still substantial for everyday use but may require more frequent charging if you use power-hungry apps.
Operating System and Updates
This means you should consider your needs for app compatibility and security updates when choosing between these models.
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Galaxy Note10 vs Huawei P20 Pro performance
Performance depends on the chipset, RAM, and storage options. These elements affect how smoothly the phone runs apps, multitasks, and stores files.
Processing Power
The Galaxy Note10 features newer chipsets built on a 7 nm process, compared to the Huawei P20 Pro's 10 nm chipset. This makes the Note10 better suited for users who want smoother performance and more efficient power usage in demanding tasks.
Memory and Storage
With 8 GB of RAM, the Galaxy Note10 keeps more apps open and provides smoother multitasking than the Huawei P20 Pro, which has 6 GB. The Note10 also offers a larger storage option at 256 GB, ideal for users who store many apps, photos, and media files. The P20 Pro comes in 64 GB and 128 GB versions, which suits everyday use and moderate storage needs.
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Galaxy Note10 vs Huawei P20 Pro screen
Screen quality affects how you see videos, photos, and apps. Differences in screen size, resolution, and type influence visual experience and comfort.
Screen Size and Resolution
The Galaxy Note10 has a 6.3 inch screen with a resolution of 1080 x 2280, slightly larger and taller than the Huawei P20 Pro's 6.1 inch screen with 1080 x 2240 resolution. This offers Note10 users more room for viewing content and typing.
Screen Technology
The Note10 uses a Dynamic AMOLED screen, delivering vibrant colours and deep contrast. The Huawei P20 Pro uses an OLED screen, which also provides good colour and contrast but with slightly different characteristics. Choose the Note10 if you want a more vivid display when watching videos or gaming.
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Galaxy Note10 vs Huawei P20 Pro camera
Camera resolution and type greatly affect photo and video quality. Both phones have triple main cameras but differ in megapixels, especially on the front and main cameras.
Main Camera Resolution
The Huawei P20 Pro has a 40 megapixel main camera, which captures more detail than the Galaxy Note10's 12 megapixel main camera. This benefits users who prioritise high-resolution photos and zoom clarity.
Front Camera Resolution
For selfies and video calls, the Huawei P20 Pro's 24 megapixel front camera offers higher resolution than the Note10's 10 megapixel front camera. This suits users who want sharper front-facing photos.
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Galaxy Note10 vs Huawei P20 Pro size and design
This section covers dimensions, weight, carrier compatibility, and other practical features. Differences here affect handling, portability, and network use.
Size and Weight
The Galaxy Note10 is more compact and lighter, measuring 151 mm in height and weighing 168 g, compared to the Huawei P20 Pro's 155 mm height and 180 g weight. If you want a lighter phone that fits easily in one hand, the Note10 suits you better.
Carrier and Connectivity
Both devices are unlocked and compatible with 4G networks, so you can use them with any UK carrier. Each phone uses a USB-C connector for charging and data transfer.
Physical SIM and Storage Expansion
Both phones use physical SIM cards and do not include an SD card slot, meaning storage expansion through microSD is not available. You should consider your storage needs when choosing between their internal storage options.
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Galaxy Note10 or Huawei P20 Pro: which should you buy?
Buy the Galaxy Note10 if
- you want more RAM (8 GB vs 6 GB)
- you want a bigger screen (6.3 inch vs 6.1 inch)
- you want a lighter build (168 g vs 180 g)
Buy the Huawei P20 Pro if
- you want to spend less: it starts at £119, £80 less than the Galaxy Note10
- you want a bigger battery (4000 mAh vs 3500 mAh)
- you want a higher-resolution main camera (40 megapixels vs 12 megapixels)
What our customers say
Customers say the Galaxy Note10 looks like new even in fair condition and praise its build quality. Several reviews mention the battery life as a mixed point, with some users finding it lasts well while others note it drains quickly. The Note10's screen and general performance are frequently described as excellent, and it is appreciated for its smooth operation and ease of use. Users also mention the phone's suitability for everyday tasks and multitasking, reflecting its 8 GB RAM and screen size.
The Huawei P20 Pro is praised for its camera quality and battery life by many customers. Users highlight the sharpness and detail of photos from its 40 megapixel main camera and 24 megapixel front camera. Some customers appreciate the phone's value for price and its appearance, often noting it looks like new. However, a few mention issues with overheating and battery lasting only half a day, indicating battery performance may vary. The P20 Pro appeals to those focused on photography and longer battery capacity.
Overall, the Galaxy Note10 suits users who want a bigger screen, more memory, and smoother multitasking, while the Huawei P20 Pro fits buyers who prioritise camera resolution and longer battery life in a slightly larger phone.
Galaxy Note10 vs Huawei P20 Pro FAQs
Galaxy Note10 vs Huawei P20 Pro comes down to the chipset, RAM and battery. Chipset: Exynos 9825 (7 nm), Qualcomm SM8150 Snapdragon 855 (7 nm) on the Galaxy Note10, Kirin 970 (10 nm) on the Huawei P20 Pro. The Galaxy Note10 has more RAM: 8 GB vs 6 GB.
The Huawei P20 Pro is cheaper refurbished, from £119 compared with £199 for the Galaxy Note10.
The Huawei P20 Pro has a bigger battery: 4000 mAh vs 3500 mAh.
The Huawei P20 Pro has a higher-resolution main camera: 40 megapixels vs 12 megapixels.
The Galaxy Note10 no longer gets updates. We don't have published update dates for the Huawei P20 Pro.
Refurbished, the Galaxy Note10 comes in 256GB, and the Huawei P20 Pro in 64GB and 128GB.
