Moving borders. There is a new number in the ranking of the best photomobiles

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The camera of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 + are basically the same as the S10 series. However, there are some minor fixes: the Note 10+ has a TOO sensor, with only S10 5G. Thanks to this, he scored 112 points at the top of the DXO mark rankings (holding regular S10 + 109 points without a sensor). Another enhancement is the telephoto lens. It has a new hole of f / 2.1 instead of 2.4 for the S10 variants. Given the time to improve the software, it is logical that the new Samsung Pen will be at the forefront of the ladder.

DXO Mark passed the new test with 113 points, which puts it in first place. It is also at the forefront of selfie cameras, with the front camera getting 99 points, which is a point higher than the Asus Zenfone 6 with the revolving camera.

As the Note 10+ priority was basically clear, it also made sure it was in immediate danger. The Note 10+ is the first model of a new wave of mobile news for the end of this year. The Huawei Mate 30 Pro will be released on September 19, which will probably try to boost the quality of the Huawei P30 Pro's camera. It still ranks second in the rankings and only a slight improvement means breaking Samsung's score. Later, new iPhones and new Google Pixel 4 models, as well as smartphones with the highest photography ambitions, will be introduced.

Before these models get on the market, enjoy the moments of the Galaxy Note 10+ (the score only applies to it, the Note 10 doesn't have a TOO sensor, so it could be a bit worse). And this time we can look more closely at the score analysis than the stable siblings.

Dxmark Camera Chart 113 – Samsung Galaxy Note 112 – Huawei P30 Pro 112 – Samsung Galaxy S10 5G 111 – Honor 20 Pro 111 – OnePlus 7 Pro 109 – Huawei P20 Pro 109 – Huawei Mate 20 Pro 109 – Samsung Galaxy S10 107 – Xiaomi Mi 105 – Apple Pul iPhone XS Max 104 – HTC U12 + 103 – Samsung Galaxy Note 9 103 – Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 102 – Huawei P20 101 – Apple Pul iPhone XR 101 – Google Pixel 3 100 – Google Pixel 3A 99 – Samsung Galaxy S9 99 – Xiaomi Mi 8 98 – Google Pixel 2 98 – OnePlus 6T 97 – Apple Pul iPhone X

Indeed, the differences are minimal. The innovation in shooting discipline increased 118 points, while the S10 5G 117 points and the classic S10 + 114 points. For video, the values ​​are: 101, 100 and 97 points. In the video alone, the branches are almost different in different disciplines, only drawing better model terms in terms of texture.

Even with photography, the differences are very slight, in the order of one or two points for each discipline. Sometimes in harmful amounts of note 10+ (for example, a dot color and a flash of two), but mostly in favor of it. It's a bit surprising that at zoom where lens dimensions have improved, the Note 10+ on the S105G is only two-point. Significantly better than the S10 models, the new note makes a special point, especially in the area of ​​bokeh effect, here is a five-point lead over the best of the S10 series.

Overall, the current Samsung is one of the best photomobiles and after a long time it can ignite the competition. Minor issue differences in the DXO mark do not matter, especially when organizations do not evaluate wide-angle lenses in tests. Still, it will be interesting to see the other fights. International progress is also worth mentioning. Galaxy Note 9 scored 103 points a year ago.

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