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Top 10 missing features of Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ you should know before buying

By Simon 4 Comments · First published on: August 9, 2019 · Last Modified on: September 28, 2019

Top 10 missing features of Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ you should know before buying

When you decide to upgrade or switch to Galaxy Note 10, you need to know these 10 missing features of Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+. You may check this page for the top 10 new features of Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+.

Top 10 missing features of Galaxy Note 10 hide
1) #1. Notification LED light: the most annoying missing feature of Galaxy Note 10
2) #2. Capacitive fingerprint reader
3) #3. Iris scanner
4) #4. Headphone jack: the most controversial missing feature of Galaxy Note 10
5) #5. Micro SD support on Galaxy Note 10
6) #6. S Note app: the most unnoticed missing feature of Galaxy Note 10
7) #7. Power key
8) #8. Heart rate sensor
9) #9. A flat-screen
10) #10. Bezel
11) What do you think about the missing features of Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+?

For the first time, Samsung announced two models of Galaxy Note line-up: Galaxy Note 10+ and Galaxy Note 10. Galaxy Note 1o+ is a successor of Galaxy Note 9, and Galaxy Note 10 is a stripdown (budget? but still too expensive) version of Galaxy Note 10+.

As pointed in this Galaxy Note 10 review, both Galaxy Note 10 and Note 1o+ are targeted at the mainstream users (mass market), instead of the hardcore Galaxy Note users (niche market). The comparison of Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+ was discussed here.

After playing around Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+, we summarized the top 10 missing features that matter for traditional Galaxy Note owners.

#1.  Notification LED light: the most annoying missing feature of Galaxy Note 10

When Samsung switched to the punch-hole design on Galaxy S10, they removed the notification LED light.

Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ followed this design and removed the notification LED light. This is the first Galaxy Note device without the notification LED light.

It is obvious Samsung is willing to sacrifice any features and functions if they impact the “look” of the phone.

Do we buy a phone to look or to use in 2019?

Such small convenience features in old Galaxy phones actually are a magnet for many buyers.  Sadly, Samsung will eventually evolve their smartphones into a beautiful brick without any functions.

For example, you now have to check the phone screen to see whether the battery is fully charged or not when charging the Galaxy Note 10 battery.

#2. Capacitive fingerprint reader

Both Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ use an in-display fingerprint reader introduced in Galaxy S10 and S10+.

It sounds great. And of course, it “looks” great (see Galaxy Note 10 layout).

But in reality, it is a step backward because:

  1. It is slower than the traditional capacitive fingerprint sensor.
  2. It is hard to locate the area on the screen. The small working area of the in-display fingerprint reader makes it useless until you wake up the screen. FYI, if you get used to the location of the in-display fingerprint sensor on Galaxy S10 or S10+, you have to learn again because the location of the fingerprint sensor on Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ is a bit higher now.
  3. You need to press it with force to register the scan.

Anyway, I am never a fan of the rectangular fingerprint reader in Galaxy phones. Of course, nobody likes the position of the fingerprint sensor on Galaxy Note 9 and Galaxy Note 8.

But the problem can be easily solved with a circular cutout in a better position.

Unfortunately, Samsung tried to solve this issue with this inferior modern solution.

#3. Iris scanner

When iris scanner was introduced in Galaxy Note 7, it is a bit slow. But Samsung improved it greatly through Galaxy S8 and Note 8.

On Galaxy Note 9 (and S9), the iris scanner works great, and there are very few complaints about it.

Again, Samsung decided to remove it on Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ to save space and to make the phone “look” great. It should also help them reduce the cost.

Just like on Galaxy S10, Samsung offers face recognition as a replacement on Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+. But compared to the iris scanner, the face recognition is less accurate and slower. And you cannot use it when the light condition is not good.

#4. Headphone jack: the most controversial missing feature of Galaxy Note 10

Removing the headphone jack on Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ is a big, but stupid, move.

It is fashionable to ditch the headp[hone jack on smartphones after Apple did it. But it is just a fad.

Apple removed it to promote the expensive AirPod. It created a new revenue stream when the sales of the iPhone dropped.

HTC removed it and the company is on the death spiral. Removing the headphone jack did not attract new buyers. Instead, existing customers were leaving.

Google removed it on Pixel 2 and 3 to promote Google Assistant. They only added it on Pixel 3a ” to add flexibility” because they think buyers of Pixel 3a may not afford a wireless headset.

None of these companies removed the headphone jack with a better solution. They did it on purpose.

Some other smartphone manufactures just followed blindly.

Samsung claims they could add 100mAh battery capacity. This is laughable.

First, space saved by removing the headphone jack can only add maximum to 50mAh battery based on the size of the battery inside Galaxy Note 10.

Second,  the 100mAh is less than 2.5% of the Galaxy Note 10+ battery.

Samsung also claimed that filling the hole would improve haptic feedback. This is even more ridiculous. How much improvement? How does the small hole have a significant impact on haptic feedback?

Anyway, the wireless headset is only good enough for “voice” or “sound,” but not enough for music at this time. The latency and limited bandwidth in Bluetooth indicate the wireless headset is not ready to replace wired ones.

BTW, in the Galaxy Note 10 box, you can find a USB-C earphone.  You have to buy a USB-C to 3.5mm audio adapter if you want to use your existing headsets.

#5. Micro SD support on Galaxy Note 10

Galaxy Note 10+ still supports the micro SD card. But  Galaxy Note 10 does not.

This is very confusing, if not annoying.

For most users, the 256GB storage is very likely sufficient. But there are many on-the-road guys need it. Some also use it to store a large collection of videos and high-fidelity music files.

Unlike the headphone jack, micro SD card support can be alleviated by larger internal storage and external USB storage.  But removing an existing, and still useful for some owners, shows the ignorance of the designer.

#6. S Note app: the most unnoticed missing feature of Galaxy Note 10

S Note app is one of the most important contributions to the early success of Galaxy Note devices.

But Samsung stopped the development of the app after Galaxy Note 4.

Instead, they asked owners to migrate to the Samsung Notes app, which lacks many key features of the S Note app.

So, you can still manually install the old S Note app from the Galaxy Store. But there have been no improvements, no bug fixes, no new features in the last 5 years.

Probably, the designers and developers in Samsung did not use S Note at all. Hopefully, they were not designing Galaxy Note 10  on an iPhone.

#7. Power key

On the right side of Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+, there are no buttons (see Galaxy Note 10 layout). The power key is now a confusing Side key.

The unpopular Bixby button below the volume rocker on the left side now changes the name to Side key. And it also incorporates the functions of the old power key.

But this creates unnecessary confusions and inconveniences without improving anything:

  1. For long-time Galaxy Note users, you need to change.
  2. Is it really good to put the power key on the left side? At least, I prefer phones with buttons on the right side.
  3. Long press the side key will activate the Bixby, not the Power button menu.
  4. You have to press volume down AND the side key to access the power button menu.

You may check this guide on how to use and customize the Side key/Power key on Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10 Plus.

#8. Heart rate sensor

When the heart rate sensor was added on Galaxy S5 and later Note 4, it rode the wave of fitness tracking. Of course, many owners questioned its accuracy.

In today’s standard, it is not so useful if you have to stand still and wait for one minute to gauge your heart rate. Many cheap fitness bands can do a better job.

The heart rate sensor itself maybe not so useful. But since Galaxy S9, you can use it to measure blood pressure and stress levels with the My BP Lab app.  For most users who do not have a blood pressure cuff at home, it can be useful to measure blood pressure without visit the clinic.  Again, the accuracy of the calculated blood pressure is not so great. But the trend is very accurate.

Both Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ removed the heart rate sensor  (but keep the SpO2 sensor) probably makes the phone incompatible with the app.

#9. A flat-screen

After Galaxy Note 5, all Galaxy Note phones use the “curved” screen.

Again, the curve is just for the look.  Samsung also stopped to promote the Edge screen features since Galaxy S8.  But the feature is still there on Galaxy Note 10, just like the Edge screen feature on Galaxy S10 (see this page).

The problem caused by the curved screen is the reduced working area on the screen.  It is hard to use S Pen on the curved part.

To make the matter worse, the screen becomes narrower and narrower.  Galaxy Note got a 16:10 screen.  Note II, Note 3, Note 4, Note 5, and Note 7 all used a 16:9.  Note 8 and Note 9 make the screen significantly narrower to 18.5:9. And Galaxy Note 10 and 10+ got an even narrower screen of  19:9.

This means when the screen size increased from 5.7″ on Galaxy Note 5 to 6.3″ on Galaxy Note 8, the width does not increase much although the surface area increases about 15%.  The curved screen makes the usable (for S Pen) width actually shorter.

For S Pen users, almost nobody likes the curved screen.

#10. Bezel

The whole smartphone industry has been in a frenzy of bezel-less or even bezel-free design in the last a few years.

Samsung actually is one of the major proponents for such a radical design. They want to challenge the limit for the purpose of the “look” or their ego. But it is not good for user experience.

When Samsung used the curved screen, part of the screen actually would be functioned as the bezel if you hold the phone naturally. To alleviate the problem of unwanted touches on the edges, the touch sensitivity on the edge area has to be lowered.

To use the phone normally, you need a sizeable bezel.

What do you think about the missing features of Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+?

If you want to share your thoughts on the missing features on Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+, please share them in the comment box below.

Our overall review of Galaxy Note 10 can be found here.

If you have any questions on using Galaxy Note 10 or Galaxy Note 10+, you may check our Galaxy Note 10 guides page.

The official Galaxy Note 10 user manual in different languages is listed in this post.

Filed Under: Galaxy Note 10, Galaxy Note News, Galaxy Note Reviews Tagged With: Bixby, edge screen, fingerprint scanner, Galaxy Note 10, galaxy note 10 layout, headphone jack, heart rate sensor, in-display fingerprint sensor, infinity-O-display, iris scanner, micro SD card, missing features of Galaxy Note 10, notification LED, Power button menu, Power key, S Note, S Pen, Samsung Notes

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  1. blue720 says

    September 1, 2019 at 6:33 pm

    I have a Note 9 and will wait on the Note 11 due to several reasons, many that you mentioned in the article. The fingerprint reader that is on the Note 9 is fine for me, after adjusting to the location. The iris scanner and face recognition is very accurate as well. To be honest, I think that the next step to really ending the desktop PC and transitioning to mobile devices is the availability of upgrading internal parts by self. It may not be feasible now, but it until it does the general public will still be restricted to purchasing whole new devices with a limited 2-3 OS upgrade cycle.

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    • Simon says

      September 3, 2019 at 11:11 am

      Thank you for sharing your thoughts on Note 10. Yes, Note 9 is a non-compromise phone packed with almost all possible features.


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  2. David Wildasin says

    August 9, 2019 at 11:49 am

    I did not mind the location of the finger print scanner on the Note 8 I used it to unlock the phone and the apps. I hope the Note 10+ works better than you describe.
    The heart rate reading is a non issue, but no I would stand for a minute HR. I work in the medical field we usually count for either 15 seconds or 30 seconds and multiply, IF we don’t have any of the simple devices that measure HR while it is reads blood pressure or oxygen levels. I can’t imagine that many users rely on their phone for medical reasons, other than calling 911. I use a Samsung G3 watch anyway.
    Notes, I use the screen off notes, Samsung notes, but mostly One Note for all my important/work notes. But also in Word. These are free phone apps and are often part of corporate work flow. I use a phone call note app constantly with the S Pen, Refresh Me. So the S Pen is not just a ‘S Note’ tool, which is very limited. Move on and use the S pen on all the apps out their, don’t limit yourself to one outdated app.
    I use the Edge app a lot, hopefully they keep this going. It’s a quick and easy way to get info, quick phone call and Open two apps you use together without closing and switching screens.
    Bezel less is fine with me, aesthetics I like but they seem to annoy you. Are you sure you aren’t an Apple guy?
    I wouldn’t buy the ten since it has no SD card slot. And the die hard Note users that you speak of probably won’t be buy the 10 either.
    Screen too narrow? I thought the reason for this is to use comfortably in one hand while using the S pen in the other. Too wide and just holding the phone becomes a problem, especially for those with small hands. The length then is how you get a larger screen, and by reducing the curve the screen ratio improves.
    Power Key. This doesn’t matter much to me as long as it doesn’t turn on Bixby. Beside I download Alexa and use it along with my Alexa eco system at, car and work.

    Again are you sure you are not an Apple guy? I feel the dedicated Note users want all the great design features including how the phone looks and feels along with the added functionality of the S Pen.

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    • Simon says

      August 10, 2019 at 3:11 am

      Thank you for sharing your thoughts as a long-time Note user.

      Yes, some points/statements in the post are arguable (that’s why all comments are welcomed..). Many owners use the device in different ways. So, it all depends on the individual users whether a feature is needed, is good, or is bad.

      For the fingerprint reader, it is similar to that on S10/S10+. The location is a bit higher on the screen compared to S10/S10+. But IMHO, it is inferior to any “circular” fingerprint reader in the market. I also don’t like the rectangular cutout for the fingerprint reader in Note 8 and Note 9. But on Note 9, the iris scanner works incredibly well, at least for me. On Note 8, it is a bit slower.

      For the heart rate monitor, yes, most owners do not use it or just use it to take selfies. A cheap fitness band or smartwatch can monitor heart rate continuously (actually every a few mins) and you do not need to stop the workout to measure. But My BP Lab app is reviving the sensor. Yes, BP accuracy needs improvement. It is purely experimental at this time as stated clearly.

      Yes, S Pen can work with many apps. But to my knowledge, only the outdated S Note app realized its full potential. OneNote and many other note-taking apps can use the S Pen and they usually work cross platforms. The problem with the S Note app is Samsung abandoned it for a couple of reasons (e.g., IP licensing, promote Samsung Notes, development cost…). As I know, the management mistakenly thought Samsung Notes app was ready to take over S Note when Note 5 was released. On a larger screen (Note 10.1, or Note Pro 12.2), the S Note app is even more useful. Anyway, it is a decision made by Samsung.

      Edge screen is always arguable. Some like it, some don’t. For the app pair, you can also add them to the home screen. You can create them either in the edge panel or in the multiwindow mode.

      For the bezel, I find I have to use a case/cover since Samsung changed to the curved screen. Otherwise, it is hard not to touch something inadvertently. And it is not easy to hold. The flat-screen ones (till Note 5) give no issues. Maybe I do not hold it properly. If you compare the original Note 1 to Note 10+, the actual width is smaller on Note 10+ (77 vs 83mm). Anyway, nobody wants to waste space on the bezels. But you need the bezel that helps you grip the phone comfortably.

      Thank you again for sharing your thoughts. FYI, I’m not an Apple guy. I like oranges. I would have chosen the 3.5″, instead of the 5.3″ in 2011 if I were an Apple fanboi.


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