Page Title: Unbox Galaxy Note 10: What are included in Galaxy Note 10 Box? - Galaxy Note Tips & Tricks

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Page Description: 11 items in the Galaxy Note 10 box and their usage: the phone, S Pen, AKG USB-C headset, wall charger, USB-C cable, S Pen spare nibs, tweezers, USB connector, clear cover, screen protector, and SIM card pin.

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Page Text: 25w Wall charger (travel adapter) USB-C cable S Pen nib removal tool (tweezers) SIM card tray ejection pin USB connector Screen protector (not shown on the picture). You may check with the salesperson if any of the items are not present. Understand the contents in the Galaxy Note 10 box and their usage Now, let’s go through these 11 items one by one. 1. The phone: the most valuable item in the Galaxy Note 10 box Of course, the phone ( Galaxy Note 1o or Galaxy Note 10+ ) is the most important item. By default, the battery level of a new phone is about 50%. So, it is enough for you to check and test Galaxy Note 10 on the spot. In some regions, Samsung only offers repair services (no 1-to-1 exchange) once you take the phone home.  If this is the case, you should check: The body (cracks, dents, scratches). The screen (e.g., whether there are any dead pixels, whether the brightness level work properly, whether the color looks vivid) Buttons (volume key, Side/Power/Bixby key ). Camera. Please note, in most regions, a plastic screen protector is pasted on the screen. It is not necessary to remove it. Because since Galaxy S10, Samsung adopted the in-display ultrasonic fingerprint reader , most tempered glass screen protectors may NOT work with Galaxy Note 1o or Galaxy Note 10+. You may check the Galaxy Note 10 layout page to get to know each part and its functions. 2. S Pen When unboxing, S Pen should be placed in the S Pen slot on the phone. The S Pen should work out of the box. It should be paired with Galaxy Note 10 automatically. You may check this guide on using Galaxy Note 1o S Spen. 3. USB-C headset In the Galaxy Note 10 box, there is no USB-C to 3.5mm audio adapter. This means you cannot use your existing wired headphones on Galaxy Note 10 unless you get a  USB-C to 3.5mm dongle . Remember, neither Galaxy Note 10 or Galaxy Note 10 has the 3.5mm headphone jack as explained here . Instead, there is an AKG branded USB-C headset in the box. When purchasing a USB-C to 3.5mm audio adapter, you should be very careful about the quality and brand. 4. 25w Wall charger (travel adapter) Although Galaxy Note 10+ supports 45w superfast charging, you can only find a 25W wall charger in the box. Of course, it is usually good enough for most owners. You can also use your old USB chargers.  But the charging speed will be a bit slower. You should avoid third-party 45W wall chargers . Some USB PD ( power delivery )  3.0 (or 2.0) compatible wall chargers may claim 45W charging capacity, but Galaxy Note 10+ may not work properly with them because of the requirements of PPS . You may end up charging at 15W or even lower speeds. Please also note, the USB port on the 25W wall charger is USB-C , not USB-A (which is bigger) as in previous generations. You need to use a USB-C cable (USB-C to USB-C), which is  included in the box. Both Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+ support wireless charging. But a wireless charging pad is not included in the box. You may check this guide on how to charge Galaxy Note 10 (and Galaxy Note 10+), how to choose a wall charger and wireless charger for Galaxy Note 10. 5. USB-C cable In the Galaxy Note 10 box, the USB cable is USB-C to USB-C , not the traditional USB-C to USB-A. If you have an old PC or laptop without USB-C ports, you should keep you old USB-C to USB-A cable if you need to connect the phone to the PC. You can use the USB-C cable to connect Galaxy Note 10 to your PC/laptop, and then use Samsung DeX for PC immediately. 6. S Pen spare nibs Do not throw anything in the box before you check them carefully. The spare nibs (tip) for S Pen together with the tweezer can be found in the small plastic bag. You may follow this guide to replace the S Pen tip. 7. S Pen nib removal tool (tweezers) When you try to replace the S Pen tip, you should use the tweezers. 8. SIM card tray ejection pin You need to insert the pin into the hold of the SIM card tray, press it a bit to eject the SIM card tray so that you can place your SIM card. You should check the Galaxy Note 10 layout page to find the location of the hole, and do not pierce the microphones on the top. For Galaxy Note 10+, micro SD card slot is also on the SIM card tray. Slot 1 in the tray is for SIM card only. Slot 2 can be used for either a SIM card or a micro SD card (not both). You may check this guide on how to use SIM card try on Galaxy Note 10. As explained in this page , Galaxy Note 10 does not support micro SD card. 9. USB connector The USB connector is for you to connect other USB devices to Galaxy Note 10.  For example, you can migrate data, apps, and files from old phone to Galaxy Note 10 by connecting them directly as explained in this page . You can also connect an old USB flash drive or USB portable drive (without a USB-C port/connector) as explained here for Galaxy S9/S10. The male side (USB-C) should be inserted into Galaxy Note 10 USB-C port. You can insert USB devices (or USB cable) into the female side (USB-A). 10. Clear back cover: the most practical gadget in the Galaxy Note 10 box In most regions, Samsung includes a transparent back cover in the Galaxy Note box. You can use it temporarily before you get your desired cover/case. Some owners like me need a case so that the phone can be held naturally. The quality of the cover is not so bad. But it does not provide much shock/impact protection. Anyway, if you want, you can get other cases/covers for Galaxy Note 10 or Note 10+. For example, Samsung offers the Galaxy Note 10 Clear view (S View) cover , LED view cover , LED back cover, and many more. 11. Screen protector (not shown on the picture). As mentioned above, since Galaxy S10, Samsung pastes a plastic screen protector on the phone. In all regions,  as I know, Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+ are pasted with such a screen protector. Unless you are sure you do not need the screen protector, you should keep it on. Many tempered glass screen protectors do not work well with the in-display fingerprint reader. Of course, some owners may feel the screen protector is too sticky for the S Pen. In this case, you can try a different (different color) S Pen nib. Do you know the contents in Galaxy Note 10 Box? Do you know how to use them? If you have any questions on the items in the Galaxy Note 10 box, or if you need help on using any of the items, please let us know in the comment box below. The community will help you. You may check other  Galaxy Note 10 guides if you have other Galaxy Note 10 related questions. The official Galaxy Note 10 users manuals in various languages are listed here .

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