The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 has started getting One UI 2 based on Android 10 recently. The predecessor model of this one, which is the Galaxy Note 9It seemed that it would have it much later, in the following months, but it has already been reported that the OEM has begun to release the update that adds this firmware in beta form for users who join the respective program.
The update can only be downloaded if you have the Samsung Members app installed, which is the one that gives access to its download for installation, and joins the One UI beta program.
Keep in mind that if you want to get hold of this new firmware, you won't be without problems with it. Being a beta (trial) version, surely more than one error or complication will arise in its functionality, although it is most likely not serious, although it is annoying, as it can cause some applications to not work properly or some other inconvenience. This is what Samsung responsibly advises.
Samsung Galaxy Note 9
Before starting the firmware package download and installation process, we recommend having the phone with a good battery charge level and connected to a stable and fast Wi-Fi network, in order to avoid any type of failure during the process and not waste the provider's data package in an unwanted way.
The Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus are next in line listed to get the beta version of Android 10 under One UI 2. This should be available next week for users in South Korea, Germany and the United States. Surely later, other models from the South Korean catalog will be listed to receive the update and thus take advantage of the new and improved user interface.
