Note 10 price is gonna hurt if s10 prices are accurate!

[Climb14er]

I've been on Android since the beginning currently on a well running Note 8. Bought my first Mac ever in late 2014, a MacBook Pro Retina 13 after being on PC's since the 8088 days. Apple to its credit, after four years is still sending software and OS updates to the MacBook. I cannot imagine why Android mfgers cannot continue updates other than pure greed to get us to buy new phones!

 

[jhimmel]

I hate that I'm one of those that has to have it when they come out. I'm still on my note 8. will get the 10.

90% I'll wind up getting the Note 10. I pre-ordered my last few Notes, but I don't feel like I'll be doing that this time. The Note 9 is good, I may wait a little on the 10.

 

[j_hansen]

With the highest spec S10+ hitting close to the 2k mark in Europe i dread the price of the Note 10, probably going to be near enough 1k after carrier/provider upgrade discount, it will be interesting to see how many different versions they will come out with besides the exynos/snapdragon difference

 

[Blues Fan]

With the highest spec S10+ hitting close to the 2k mark in Europe i dread the price of the Note 10, probably going to be near enough 1k after carrier/provider upgrade discount, it will be interesting to see how many different versions they will come out with besides the exynos/snapdragon difference

The standard 8gb s10 plus is $1000 US. I expect the Note 10 to be $1050 for the standard model and the beefier Note 10 probably at least $1300. Yea that will hurt. If it's more I might consider the s10 plus at a discount. Of course I said that about the Note 9 when the rumored prices were going to be steep but as usual the price increase wasn't as large.

Just like this time the s10 Plus base model price didn't start at $1200 like the rumors stated.

 

[bembol]

I'm still keeping my word not paying over $1,000 CAN for a phone, THANKS to Samsung's pre-order bonus and trade-in credit.

 

[Notefan161]

The standard 8gb s10 plus is $1000 US. I expect the Note 10 to be $1050 for the standard model and the beefier Note 10 probably at least $1300. Yea that will hurt. If it's more I might consider the s10 plus at a discount. Of course I said that about the Note 9 when the rumored prices were going to be steep but as usual the price increase wasn't as large.

Just like this time the s10 Plus base model price didn't start at $1200 like the rumors stated.

Well yeah here the S10 plus cost £1,099 for the 512GB so I know it's going to be more at least

Still £150 less than my max that I bought

 

[monsieurms]

Nuck-in-futz! Samsung (...and all these Manufacturers, for that matter) are now pricing on the premise that "There's an A## for every seat!" It's driving me crazy! Absolutely nothing to do with material or manufacturing costs!

Yet at the same time they complain about slowing sales and increasingly long times for upgrades. I guess they miss the connection. Would love a foldable when kinks are worked out...but $2k for a theft magnet? I spent that for my last desktop, but I upgrade desktops every5 to 8 years...

 

[monsieurms]

if 512 is standard, that of course is built into the price of an already pricey phone. Gee, maybe a SD card would be helpful.

 

[erwaso]

The standard 8gb s10 plus is $1000 US. I expect the Note 10 to be $1050 for the standard model and the beefier Note 10 probably at least $1300. Yea that will hurt. If it's more I might consider the s10 plus at a discount. Of course I said that about the Note 9 when the rumored prices were going to be steep but as usual the price increase wasn't as large.

Just like this time the s10 Plus base model price didn't start at $1200 like the rumors stated.

I predict $1100 for the Note 10. If any more I'll get a discounted S10+, especially if internals are the same.

 

[monsieurms]

I'm sure Samsung will offer their $200 minimum trade-in credit and offer some pre-order bonus as well as savings on their accessories.

If not, I will stick with not paying more than $1,000 CAN for a phone.

Last year I "only" (lol) paid $950 taxes included.

They are offering $300 on a 9 plus. I think I will skip the 10. I'm still thinking about the note 10. But it is a $300 trade in

 

[Dleex84]

I'll buy it day one. loving my note 9 but I just dropped it and the corners are cracked.

 

[j_hansen]

I predict $1100 for the Note 10. If any more I'll get a discounted S10+, especially if internals are the same.

Ram & Storage will be new, about twice as fast and more power efficient, processor will probably be the same 9820 but maybe.. Just maybe we'll see that rumoured 9825 7nm version of the exynos.
Camera on Pro model will take back the crown from Huawei I'm nearly sure.
Not many rumours of the s-pen yet though

 

[adegbenroagoro]

I'll buy it day one. loving my note 9 but I just dropped it and the corners are cracked.

You didn't have it in a case ?

 

[bkeaver]

They are offering $300 on a 9 plus. I think I will skip the 10. I'm still thinking about the note 10. But it is a $300 trade in

That's their normal trade in rate, usually at pre-order and launch its more than that. For instance when s10 launched they were giving 550 for the s9 phones.

 

[sulla1965]

I'm sure Samsung will offer their $200 minimum trade-in credit and offer some pre-order bonus as well as savings on their accessories.

I'd bet Samsung will offer more like $300-400 for a s10 trade in.

 

[ziyuel]

welll

 

[sulla1965]

I'm still keeping my word not paying over $1,000 CAN for a phone, THANKS to Samsung's pre-order bonus and trade-in credit.

Unless we the consumers stop paying these ridiculously high prices for phones, nothing is going to change.

 

[sqa4life]

That's their normal trade in rate, usually at pre-order and launch its more than that. For instance when s10 launched they were giving 550 for the s9 phones.

I am hoping they will do the same for the note 10 so I can trade in my s9+

 

[Dleex84]

You didn't have it in a case ?

It was in a case. The bootleg Chinese Samsung Alcantara note 9 case. I loved the samsungs note 8 alcantara but they decided not to continue.