The Samsung Galaxy Note10 Plus is powerful with all the pizzazz of a luxury device. It’s a really big phone, all the better to watch, play, and work with. The new “Aura” colors really glow and miles away from anything Samsung has really produced in the past. When we talk about the Galaxy Note, any Note for that matter, the S Pen is the first thing we need to talk about. Without the stylus, the Note would just be another massive phone. There’s something wonderful whenever you remove the S Pen and jot down on the screen. It’s like an electronic version of a notebook. Typing and actually writing are two vastly different experiences, a chasm as large as the Note10 Plus from one side of the screen to the other. And for every generation of the S Pen, Samsung adds something to it. This year, the new S Pen gets an accelerometer and gyroscope, effectively giving the stylus more access to the apps. For instance, with Spotify, the S Pen can turn up or down the volume or switch tracks. With the camera, the S Pen can take photos, zoom in or out, or change modes. The feature is limited for now, but Samsung says they are working with app developers to expand the S Pen’s range. So, there is that to look forward to. Another area where the S Pen is really useful is in the Galaxy Note10 Plus’s built-in video editor. The interface is clean and simple, making editing so much simpler. This is a nice complementary feature for the Note10 Plus’ impressive cameras. The rear triple cameras feature the following MP: 12, 12, and 16 – wide, telephoto, and ultrawide, respectively. AR Doodle is a new feature designed for fun and it doesn’t even need the stylus. Basically, you doodle, and it interacts with you or a video you’re taking. For some, it’s something to have fun with, for others, it’s assets for content creation. Samsung was never fond of the notch design and had instead, opted out to create their own front camera design, emerging as the “Punch Hole,” where the 10MP selfie camera is. It’s a nice touch, allotting more screen space. The Note10 Plus has a 6.8-inch Dynamic AMOLED screen with a 1440x3040 resolution. It uses Samsung’s new Exynos 9825 processor and carries 12GB of RAM. Internal storage comes in two configurations: 128GB and 512GB. You can upgrade up to 1TB using a microSD card, whose slot can also be used for a second SIM card. The Samsung Galaxy Note10 Plus is an expensive device. With a price tag like that, you’re definitely getting everything you’d want in a phone: Excellent screen, powerful specs sheet, great cameras, and has the S Pen. You want a phone that poses for luxury, the Galaxy Note10 Plus is it.