Best Galaxy Note 10 Hole Punch Wallpapers in 2020

Stormtroopers may not always have the best aim or the strongest minds, but they're loyal, they're organized, and at least they can look cool in wallpapers like this one. The next time I get stopped by a patrol at the Black Spire Outpost, maybe this wall can keep me from getting arrested.

Who's the leader of the wall that's made for you and me? M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E! This patterned array is a blend that fits a summer at the beach or a festive winter with those starfish and holly leaves, and the red/green/gold is already prepping for Christmas.

This edgy wallpaper isn't quite as busy as those internal component wallpapers, but there's still delicate detailing to appreciate. The sharp contrast between the bright circuits and AMOLED black background stand out in the best way.

This collection of wallpapers features landscapes, geometric wallpapers, and a few Android 10 versions, each with a thin border on the edge. It's a nice mix and the borders pop against the Note 10's curved screen.

Space. The Final Frontier, and the ultimate hider of hole punches. There are many ships to bear the name Enterprise, but this one was the best!

Some may choose to surround their hold punches with donuts, but far prefer this abstract dozen and a half rings of swirling stars and galactic particles.

This wallpaper is easily the best of the small pack of hole punch wallpapers available on the Samsung Themes store. It gives me some strong Hercules vibes between the rocky seaside mountains and the temple at the top.

This is another of Samsung's hole punch wallpapers, with a warm color palette and a cute little gramophone playing what I can only imagine is a happy little song that makes you want to dance.

I could use a personal healthcare companion, and while this Baymax won't give me lollipops or take me flying across the city in sick body armor, it can cheer up my day with its chubby marshmallow look and adorable tilted head look of curiosity.

This blue, red, and black mosaic of a geometric wallpaper has a fire-and-ice effect to it, and the darkened segments at the top allow the camera to hide without throwing off the feel of the piece. It's abstract but fun, letting a circle hide inside triangles and squares.

This is a delightfully fun crop of awesome artist Jerrod Maruyama's UP piece from 2010, settling the camera inside Kevin's eye. This wallpaper is a cheery way to remind yourself every hum-drum day that Adventure is Out There just waiting for you.

While slogging through the daily grind, if you need a little peek of serenity and comfort to get you through, this wallpaper might do the trick. Its cozy bookshelf and muted natural palette makes me want to curl up with a good book or ten and hide.

This collection features the classic Avengers trinity and everyone's favorite neighborhood Iron Spider facing off against diabolical villains and lens flares. I'm having trouble deciding which one of these I like most, but the Thor one is pretty undeniably badass. Cue the Led Zepplin, please!

I'm usually not much of one for sports wallpapers, but honestly, this is probably one of the better uses of a hole punch I've seen, especially because you can use it with both the Note and S10 lines. If you can't get out to the greens often enough, this wallpaper can help scratch the itch.

This one is a bit bright, but an excellent idea nonetheless. As a mouse who rocks the dot, she certainly has mastered painting a perfect circle.