duo simcard insert though...its consider quite good i think?

Yeah i think the over charge protection is very strict to prevent "note 7"

Cun2  at 100, no invisible 110%

Depends if using it then maybe

But if not using then not really

But i get what you mean the first few percent seems to run down faster than the other percentages.

This never really bothered me tho because i still end my work day with 50+

Just average user

If you have two SIM cards and poor cellular reception on either or both of them, then yes, that will definitely affect your battery life.

Guys, I need your advise again. I asked this before but no answer. When you charge your phone with adapter, did you notice got buzz sound from adapter? I heard this when it charged the phone up to certain level with screen off. Without unplug, I touch screen to make screen on, then buzz sound gone. Then when screen off, the charger adapter buzz sound came back.

same here, will drop to 99% within few minutes but overall the SOT i get still acceptable

Battery drain is still prevalent in current Samsung flagships but not as bad as before.

Maybe some background apps are draining your battery as well.

Yeah I had the same problem. Fully charged 100% and about a minute later it drops to 99%. Not a big deal I assume.

For me is normal, 100% few moment later 99%
But not on samsung tablet, if left idle even after half hour, still 100%

i keep aod on from 8am to 1am all the time, found it troublesome if need tap to wake
for me, if i keep using wifi all the day i can get 5-6 hours SOT, if mixed up with mobile data will be lesser

Sorry, i just using both A series, samsung phone and tab
Phone left overnight 96%, tab 98%
Signal 3 or 4 bar

I noted down the signal reading on my Mate9 before switching. At my office desk, it is generally -10 dBm weaker on the N10+.
Compared with my colleague's Mate20p, his is also about -11 dBm stronger.
Both comparisons with the same operator.
This could be the difference between being able to make a call or surf when the signal is already weak 

On the charging side, I noticed Sammy does not differentiate the name when it comes to charging speed.

Charged with my power bank of 5V/2A; 9V/2A output ratings, it said fast charging.
But it is definitely not taking 18W, 'cos my power bank will show a different color LED if it does.

Switching to my car charger, it also said fast charging, but the time to full charge is shorter... I suspect it is running at 15W.
So, if Sammy do differentiate the charging names, perhaps they can encourage users to better utilize their phones 

Anyone know of power bank supporting both 15 and 18W output 

with today's update, the fingerprint sensor now is sooo much faster, from a 2sec press to now just upon touch for less than 1 sec it scans and unlocks

Anyone experience the same issue with me?
My note 10+ does heat up very fast, even on the first day itself during the system update.
Not a heavy user, but it does heat up on the area near the top middle even if I was watching some YouTube videos and switching between chrome and Messenger.

Saw a few comments on the battery draining issue. It does happen to mine as well. Feel kinda disappointing as compared to my previous Mi phone which gives better experience on the stand-by time.

For those that are afraid of screen burn in... For me because screen burn in is covered under warranty, if it really happens, later just go get the screen changed... And u get a brand new screen again

Not covered? which YouTuber said that 🤔

For LCD screen will not covered under warranty if its caused by mishandle or wear and tear. However if its caused by manufacturing defect, technician will check with the device first.

Does anyone notice note 10 plus network reception bit bad?
I just swap sim to Mate 10..and the network received a lot better..

Lol guys

No worries on the screen burn it

AOD won't burn it at all because amoled screens will only get burn in if its used for a long period of time with high brightness

And AOD also uses proximity sensors to detect your surroundings

If it feels that its in the dark. The AOD goes way dimmer than it usually is (as long as AOD brightness is set to auto)

And when its in your pocket.. its a blank screen

Reason why you still see AOD once you took it out of your pocket is because of the proximity sensor as well
One thing to note. If you're so concern about overnight charging AOD burn in.. what about your morning-night fingerprint sensor indicator on the AOD? As it displays longer during the day

8 hour average charging indicator vs 16 hours of fingerprint indicator on the screen

yeap

just need to have good practise of usage of the beautiful AMOLED screen

my practises are:

1. never use full 100% max brightness all the time (once in awhile is fine if you really need it)
2. just leave brightness at around 50% is fine, its bright enough for most use
3. set schedule to your AOD (i set mine to display from 6am to 2am daily, with 4 hours of display rest since i dont even need it when im sleeping)
4. basically just dont use it at max brightness for long period of time
5. if you have to use waze/gps for navigation for long distance drive, and you know you are on the N-S highway, just keep the screen off and take note of your exit number since every exit has a number
here is a good video explaination by Gary