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With the upcoming launch of the Moto G Stylus, it only becomes more apparent that there are very few phones on the market with styluses
built into them for more precise inputs
and the premium Galaxy Note 10.(Image credit: LG / Best Buy)PriceOf course, while the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 easily take the lead in every
Moto G Stylus and LG Stylo 5
Stylo 5 shows its budget status in its design
It has the thickest bezels above and below the display
for charging instead of a micro USB port, which some budget handsets still feature
grams.The Moto G Stylus steps things up on the design front
It does that with a hole-punch camera in the top left corner of the display
little more flair with the column of camera sensors in the corner
Like the LG Stylo 5, the Moto G Stylus has a fingerprint sensor on the back of the phone
It does at least offer splash resistance to keep water out.The Galaxy Note 10 takes things to the premium levels
serious water protection with an IP68 rating, making it capable of going 1.5 meters underwater for up to 30 minutes
with its reduction to bezels, offering a screen that covers more space on the front of the phone
Galaxy Note 10 both use a USB-C port., but the Galaxy Note 10 has a USB 3.1 connection enabling more functionality and fast data transfer
over the connection.(Image credit: Future)StylusAll three phones include a stylus that slots into the bottom of the phone
implementation gives you some special functionality, like the ability to take notes or sketch onto the phone even while the screen is off
Pulling out the stylus with the display off will automatically pull up a blank memo pad, while pulling out the stylus with the display on
will pop up a list of apps that work with the Stylus
The Moto G Stylus will automatically pop up some quick-launch apps when the stylus is pulled out
These include a sketch pad, a screenshot tool, and Google Keep
That power enables pressure sensitivity and wireless capabilities like a remote camera shutter button, as well as gesture controls
You can also use it to take notes while the display is off.While the Galaxy Note 10 might have the edge in terms of stylus functionality,
The Moto G Stylus and LG Stylo 5 effectively tie in this category, as their stylus functionality is nearly identical.(Image credit:
Future)DisplayAll three phones are close to the same size when it comes to their displays
The LG Stylo 5 has a 6.2 inch display
The next largest is the Galaxy Note 10 with a 6.3-inch display, followed by the 6.4-inch display on the Moto G Stylus.They also follow a
similar trend when it comes to resolution
Each has a Full HD+ display
For the LG Stylo 5, that means a 1080 x 2160 resolution
The Note 10 stretches that to 1080 x 2280 (though it expands to QHD+
signature flagship polish.The LG Stylo 5 and Moto G Stylus use IPS displays
That gives it pure blacks that make for an incredible contrast ratio
It also can get incredibly bright, making it easy to see even outside on bright days
For video content, it can support HDR10+ playback as well
Of course, this is just a part of it being an ultra-premium smartphone and not a budget device.(Image credit: LG)OS and performanceThis is
It runs Android 9 Pie on a Snapdragon 450 octa-core chipset
It has 3GB of RAM and just a 32GB storage capacity
It runs Android 10 on a Snapdragon 665 octa-core chipset with 4GB of RAM
It goes a lot further with 128GB of storage topped off with microSD support.(Image credit: Future)Naturally, the Galaxy Note 10 goes much
It has a Snapdragon 855 octa-core chipset, or an Exynos 9825 depending on the market, which has dramatically faster speeds than its
It also gets 8GB of RAM to run on
GSMArena.The phones differentiate on wireless connections as well
The LG and Moto connect to 802.11ac wireless, AKA Wi-Fi 5, while the Note 10 has made the shift to the newer Wi-Fi 6 and also offers NFC
battery of the bunch at 4,000mAh, and it supports 10W rapid charging
Both the LG Stylo 5 and Galaxy Note 10, meanwhile, have 3,500mAh batteries
However, the Note 10 supports 25W fast-charging, wireless charging, and even reverse wireless charging to deliver power to other phones and
devices.(Image credit: Future)CamerasWhen it comes to cameras, the LG Stylo 5 starts to look a little hohum
It only records 1080p video at 30fps
The front-facing camera is a 5MP wide-angle sensor, and it has the same video limitations.The Moto G Stylus has a lot more on offer
The front-facing camera offers a 16MP resolution for sharp selfies, though it can also only record 1080p/30fps video
The rear gets more interesting with 4K/30fps video and electronic video stabilization
This gives it much more versatility and decent quality in our experience.(Image credit: Future)The Galaxy Note 10 offers a triple camera
sensor on the back as well
It has one 16MP ultra-wide sensor and a 12MP wide-angle sensor with a dual-aperture mode that can let in extra light
The third is a 12MP telephoto camera with a 2x optical zoom
with 4K/60fps, digital stabilization, and even HDR10+ recording
It also has slow-mo modes for up to 960fps at HD resolution of 240fps at 1080p
little room to doubt that the Galaxy Note 10 is far and away the best of the stylus phones
It has more polish, more performance, and more capability
some semblance of a budget
the two budget smartphones, the Moto G Stylus takes the lead in enough regards that we feel comfortable calling it the winner - though
implementations, which avoid bloatware
The extra camera features and screen space are a big plus, and well worth the extra money
The LG Stylus 5 may have the lowest price, but it feels like it should be even cheaper given what it lacks in the face of
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