Samsung announced the Galaxy Note10 in August 2019, and paired with it two more phones that have an extra half-inch screen size: the Galaxy Note10+ and its 5G version, the Galaxy Note10+ 5G.

The Note10+ 5G has a 6.8-inch, edge-to-edge, bezel-less Cinematic Infinity display, and supports multiple authentication options: pattern, PIN, password, fingerprint sensor, and face recognition.

The new S Pen lets you jot down notes and instantly convert them to digital text and import them into the Notes app or others like Microsoft Word. The new open SDK will let developers expand on the S Pen’s capabilities to allow custom gestures to control apps and games.

In the Note10+ 5G’s camera is Live Focus Video for blurring the background, Zoom-In Mic for amplifying the audio that’s in the frame, Super steady that stabilizes footage, and DepthVision that lets you turn any object into a movable 3D rendering.

The Samsung Galaxy Note10+ 5G includes 12 GB of RAM and can be ordered with 256 GB or 512 GB of internal storage.

Release date: Verizon, Vodafone UK, EE, Telstra, and O2 August 23; available from Optus, Three, and Deutsche Telekom; coming to KT September 23 as well as AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Sunrise

Price: $1,300 USD