42 ANDROID ADVISOR • ISSUE 67
REVIEW
The back of the Note10+ repositions the camera
array in the left corner – a first for the Note line – and
introduces a new Aura Glow colour that turns the
back of your phone into a mirror prism. It’s a cool look
when the light hits it just right, but it’ll pick up more
fingerprints than a glass door.
Along with the camera, the left side of the phone is
also where you’ll find the devices’s two lone buttons:
the volume rocker and the power button. That gives
the Note10+ the distinction of being one of the few
phones that doesn’t have the power button on the
right side, which will take some getting used to. Taking
screenshots and turning off the screen will take some
retraining of your muscle memory, but it’s a design
decision most people should be okay with, especially
since it means the elimination of the dedicated BixbyThe ‘hole-punch’ selfie cam
is much less offensive on the
Note10+ than it is on the S10+