The Galaxy Note 10+ has a gorgeous metal and glass build like its recent predecessors. Samsung has got this down to an exact science and its build quality always impresses. The handset measures 162.3 x 77.2 x 7.9mm with Gorilla Glass 6 at both the front and back for increased durability. It weighs 196g. The front is dominated by a gorgeous 6.8-inch Cinematic Infinity-O display with slim bezels for a screen-to-body-ratio of 90.7 percent. There’s also a centered camera hole of 4.5pi diameter up top. It’s smaller than the one on the Galaxy S10 which introduced Infinity-O displays to Samsung’s flagship lineup. There’s an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor underneath the display itself. There’s a vertically-aligned camera system at the back which includes a ToF sensor. Samsung has removed the heart rate sensor from the Galaxy Note 10 series. Button placements have been switched around as well. The power button is now on the left frame since there’s no dedicated Bixby key. The S Pen, speaker grille and USB Type-C port can be found at the bottom and the microSD slot is up top. The Galaxy Note 10+ is the only model in this series to get a microSD card slot. Neither model has a 3.5mm headphone jack