The Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus sits at the top of the Galaxy S10 line, and it's the ultimate pick for those who are looking for an Android phone.

Fantastic screen; Barely any feature sacrificed; Ultrasonic fingerprint is a huge improvement over optical versions; Three cameras give amazing versatility

Battery life (on the Exynos version) isn't as good as expected; Main camera isn't as reliably excellent as the Pixel 3 or IPhone XS

I've been using the Galaxy S10 Plus ( $1,000 at Amazon ) every day since Samsung launched the phone four months ago as one of its flagship models for 2019. Despite the threat of being overshadowed by the foldable Galaxy Fold and the faster Galaxy S10 5G (and being knocked out from below by the...

The Galaxy S10 Plus has a phenomenal AMOLED screen, monster battery life and loads of useful camera tools; The option to wirelessly charge another device is convenient and really works

Nighttime and low-light shots on the Galaxy S10 Plus aren't as clear or crisp as dedicated night modes on the Pixel 3 and Huawei Mate 20 Pro; The ultrasonic in-screen fingerprint reader isn't always fast or accurate; Mispresses on the curved, edge-to-edge display are a minor annoyance

Though the new Samsung Galaxy S10+ couldn't catch our previous Battery Life Champion, Samsung's own Galaxy Note 9, the phone did take the second place win just ahead of the Galaxy Note 8.

Great best-of-class performance; Gorgeous HDR+ display; Excellent camera performance; Innovative; useful camera features; Wireless PowerShare; Great battery life; Beautiful; sleek industrial design; Expandable storage

Expensive; Ultrasonic fingerprint reader not as convenient

The Samsung Galaxy S10+ is the result of a decade's worth of development that started all those years ago with the clunky, 4-inch Galaxy S in 2010. That original phone, with its chunky bezels, has transmogrified into a plus-sized, 6.4-inch, curved-edge display with minimal bezels and, significantly...

The S10+ is a good example of where Samsung stands as we stare down the next decade of Galaxy flagships. It has an excellent display, solid cameras, powerful guts and a sturdy, premium build. But the company's software is still hit or miss.

Excellent battery life; One UI is a welcome refresh; Surprisingly helpful Bixby Routines; Big and beautiful HDR10+ display; Versatile triple camera setup

AR emoji are unrecognizable; Low light shots are subpar

The phone comes with a battery of 4100 mAh which supports fast charging through the wire and even through Qi wireless charging. You can use a 15W wired or wireless charger to charge the phone and since this phone runs on an 8nm chipset, the battery is amazing and it can easily get you through the...

Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus is the most expensive of the all-new Galaxy S10 range. Like previous Plus entries in the Galaxy S series it has a larger screen, better camera, and higher price tag.

Phenomenal Build Quality; Expansive 6.4-Inch Quad HD+ AMOLED; Live Focus Images From Front-Facing Camera; Up To 1TB Of Built-In Storage; 3.5mm Headphone Port; Water Resistant

Can Cost Up To £1,399; Infinity-O Display Is A Little Unsightly

As we're wrapping up one of the biggest smartphone reviews to date, it's also the wrap-up for one of the most important devices in 2019. As early as last year I heard from some vendors that Samsung had big plans for the Galaxy S10, with the company aiming to make the device "something special" for...

A feature-packed flagship with a smart design, fast interface and impressive video The Galaxy S10 has upped the ante when it comes to design, features and price. Thankfully, we can add performance to that list, too.

Premium look and feel; Superb; colourful screen; Good; detailed sound

Biometric sensor needs fine-tuning; Edge design isn't perfect; Bixby

With a breathtaking camera and stunning looks, it's the Samsung Galaxy S10+ is undoubtedly the best phone Samsung has ever created - but it's also the best phone available right now. If you can stomach the high price, you won't be disappointed.

Outstanding camera; Gorgeous design; DeX Mode no longer needs a dock

Expensive; Occasionally unwieldy