The Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ hosts a new design language, some notable camera hardware upgrades and new features. After topping DxOMark's chart as the highest-rated smartphone for photography, the Galaxy Note 10+ has added one more to its name. DisplayMate has awarded the Galaxy Note 10+ an A + grade for its display, which is the highest rating it gives for the display quality of a smartphone. A total of 13 records have also been set for parameters such as color accuracy, peak brightness and image contrast accuracy during quality testing to earn the DisplayMate Best Smartphone Display Award in the latest Note flagship.
DisplayMate mentions that the Galaxy Note 10+ has the highest absolute color accuracy in performance making it virtually indistinguishable from the absolute standard, and also provides the highest image contrast accuracy and intensity scale accuracy. In addition, the peak display brightness (1,308 nits) and full screen brightness (793 nits) of the panel are the highest values recorded by DisplayMate. The latest Note flagship panel found a 4.3 percent lower screen reflection. You can read the full review of DisplayMate here.
"The Galaxy Note 10 + is the most innovative and high-performance smartphone display we've ever lab tested", DisplayMate reported in a Galaxy Note 10+ review. Samsung's victory in the new phone continues as the Samsung Galaxy S10 was also awarded the A + DisplayMate rating, which was also awarded to the Google Pixel 3 XL and iPhone XS Max shortly afterwards.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ features a 6.80-inch QHD + (3040x1440 pixels) AMOLED Infinity-O display certified with HDR10 + dynamic tone mapping. Samsung claims that it can achieve 100 percent mobile color volume in the DCI-P3 color range, offers 1,200 nits of peak brightness, with a 2,000,000: 1 contrast ratio, and that reduces and provides blue light exposure TUV comes with Rheinland certification. More comfortable viewing experience.
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