There has never been a better selection of supersized Samsung smartphones, and two of the best are the Galaxy Note 10 Plus and the Galaxy S10 Plus. But which is right for you? We take a look at ...

While Samsung's Galaxy Note 10 Plus is newer and bigger than the S10 Plus, there are strong reasons to choose the slightly older and smaller phone.

Let's see how the two big Galaxy S10 phones, both with screens over 6-inches compare to 2018's Galaxy Note 9 and its big 6.4-inch display.

The S10 Plus' display is every bit as big as what you'd find on Samsung phablets like the Galaxy Note 9, and the 6.1-inch Galaxy S10 isn't that much smaller.

Samsung just took the wraps off its latest flagship phone and Galaxy Note 9 users will naturally start to question if the newest Galaxy S10 Plus is a better option for the enterprise.

The Galaxy Note 9 has bezels above and below the screen, while the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus has almost no bezel at the top but instead has a cut-out for the dual-lens front-facing camera.

We didn't run benchmark tests on these two specific phones, but we did on the Galaxy S10 Plus and Note 10 Plus, which also share the same Snapdragon 855 processor.

After endless leaks revealing the good, the bad and the brilliant, Samsung’s Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10 Plus have landed. Samsung has split the range into two phones for the first time ...

The Note 10 Plus has the same ultrasonic fingerprint sensor under the display as the Galaxy S10 Plus. I didn't have any issues with it on the S10 Plus, but it does seem like it's faster and more ...

The new Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Plus are built to be productivity powerhouses with a few camera tricks and S Pen gimmicks thrown in for good measure. It's already better than the S10 ...

Should you fork out nearly $1,000 on the Note 10 or should you grab the older flagship? Here's our Samsung Galaxy Note 10 vs Galaxy S10 Plus comparison.

On the Galaxy S10 Plus the lenses are arranged in a horizontal strip near the top of the device. On the Note 10 they’re arranged vertically along the left hand side.