Samsung Galaxy Note10 (Certified Pre-Owned)

Its Me · 1 month ago

Yes, I'd recommend this product.

My first was the Note 2. Used it for 7 years before upgrading to the Note 8. To have 1 phone last you 7 yrs without replacement is extraordinary. My kids kept telling me to leave the dark ages... and to think I have a Motorola Brick what do kids now... anyway. Have the Note 10 for 2 yrs now how ever long they been out I was one of the first in my area to get it. And again still on my original phone. Love it.. Don't k ow were to go now if I need or when I need to upgrade again. Without a stylist and te big screen I will be amazed if Samsung can out do this one. The Notes Battery lifespans can't be touched I hope you can come up to those standards again. Loyal Samsung user to a fault. So all my apple kids say.. Thank you for all the years of building long lasting phones. Keep it up

Les 1 · 6 months ago

I always wanted a Galaxy Note; however, this phone is horrible. The camera and video is fuzzy and out of focus. Sometimes the screen would time out and not allow me to access any functions. I regret purchasing a used phone and can't wait to trade it in for a new and better model of phone.

Its Me · 1 month ago

Yes, I'd recommend this product.

My first was the Note 2. Used it for 7 years before upgrading to the Note 8. To have 1 phone last you 7 yrs without replacement is extraordinary. My kids kept telling me to leave the dark ages... and to think I have a Motorola Brick what do kids now... anyway. Have the Note 10 for 2 yrs now how ever long they been out I was one of the first in my area to get it. And again still on my original phone. Love it.. Don't k ow were to go now if I need or when I need to upgrade again. Without a stylist and te big screen I will be amazed if Samsung can out do this one. The Notes Battery lifespans can't be touched I hope you can come up to those standards again. Loyal Samsung user to a fault. So all my apple kids say.. Thank you for all the years of building long lasting phones. Keep it up

Les 1 · 6 months ago

I always wanted a Galaxy Note; however, this phone is horrible. The camera and video is fuzzy and out of focus. Sometimes the screen would time out and not allow me to access any functions. I regret purchasing a used phone and can't wait to trade it in for a new and better model of phone.

Crazy4Rabbits · 6 months ago

Yes, I'd recommend this product.

Great features, including the all-important battery life. I love the tablet-like features, including the stylus, but in a small size that can fit (barely) into my pocket. I looked at the 10+, and it was just too big. I wish there were an upgrade to a model like this one, but sadly, there is not.

Helloworld3 · 7 months ago

Yes, I'd recommend this product.

This is truly the best phone I've had. It has an excellent screen display, and the graphics and sound are pretty great! This phone is great for note taking, recording, maintaining communication, and very useful. Also, it has an awesome memory and great battery life. Great phone.

Esrun2 · 1 year ago

Yes, I'd recommend this product.

I purchased a new Note 10 sight unseen during the lock down. What a mistake! I was upgrading from my Not 8 which I absolutely loved...bit needed more memory. I was quite surprised to see how much smaller it was than my previous Note The features are great, it is quick, has an incredible battery life, even after over a year, and it's definitely fast at downloading everything I need. I have a Mary Kay business and use it constantly every day! So, I live the features but it's the size that I'm not happy with and when I finally went to check out the new notes I was so disappointed that the new ones are the same size in smaller. I'm seriously thinking of either going back to my Note 8 once this is paid off....or trying a different brand phone...which makes me sad as I have loved all of my my Samsung Galaxy phones and they are so reliable! (Actually my husband's inexpensive phone died during the pandemic and he just had my Galaxy S5 activated instead of purchasing a new phone...What to do??? Perhaps by the time this is paid off Samsung will have gone back to the larger sized Note! I can only hope! I'm not in a position to pay $80 /month for their phablet..nor would I ever!