Will Note 10+ be good for 4 or 5 more years?

[Linda McDonald]

I love my Note 10+ I think I have damaged it, internally. Thinking of buying a used, refurbished, new one. Would that be a wise desision? Will it be supported enough to last 4 or 5 more years? Or should I bite the bullet and move on?

 

[mustang7757]

Samsung shop app has a refurbished for 325.00 which is not bad but its 4G not 5g model so that might not go well 4 to 5years and probably las OS update , I think if u can get 5G refurbished version for that price yeah u could swing it if not get something newer

 

[me just saying]

I think it could last another four to five years but it could start losing features after a couple of years and if you are getting a used one, no telling how much longer the battery will last.

 

[gray2018]

I just recently ordered a refurbished Note 10+ from Samsung to replace my refurbished Note 10+ from Samsung lol

I think the N10+ should last at least another couple years. After that, honestly, I'd recommend a new device. Supposedly Samsung puts a new battery in these devices, but I find it hard to believe considering how bad my battery life has been.

I screwed up the display on mine so I just said what the hell and traded in my screwed up one for a new refurbished one. Cost 360. I would have bought the Note 20 Ultra, but I didn't feel like shelling out an extra 200 dollars.

Another good option that Samsung has for refurbished right now is the S20+ with a trade in of the N10+ for 450. The standard S20 with trade in is 360. Devices that are a bit newer. Just something to think about.

 

[L0n3N1nja]

I believe security updates for it end next year, beyond that I wouldn't use it as my primary phone personally. It's bound to function well and run most apps for several more years if you aren't worried about updates.

 

[gray2018]

Thats still quite awhile off. Thats basically a year and a half, so almost two years. Even then with being on Android 12, I wouldnt worry too much for awhile in terms of security. You could then trade it in for a Note 20 Ultra.

But I wouldnt personally go the next 5 years.