The Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite is a puzzling addition to the range, but it's a good performer especially when it comes to processing power and battery life.

Excellent performance; Attractive design; Long-lasting battery;

Unreliable face unlock; Mixed results from the camera;

While the Samsung Galaxy S10 doesn't excel in any one specific area, the collective package makes for an incredibly capable offering – which I'm sure was Samsung's aim in the first place. It sports a stunning OLED screen, versatile camera and a number of enticing new features. It's a great phone.

Smaller than lots of other flagships, without sacrificing features; Versatile camera that reliably takes excellent pictures; A lovely screen that’s fantastic for video;

One UI is full of bloatware; Battery life is middling;

This phone is absurdly over priced. Every single other carrier and retailer sells it for 600 dollars less. There is absolutely no reason whatsoever to buy this phone from verizon. Verizon should seriously consider how this is priced. Its not anywhere close to the rest of the market.

So easy to use it has a magnificent camera just love it

The Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus is the higher variant of the Galaxy S10 . This unit comes with larger 6.4-inch quad-HD+ display covered with Corning Gorilla Glass 6. Aside the display, another distinguishing aspect of the Galaxy S10+ is the use of a dual front facing camera, hidden in the little awkward...

This product is not compatible with Verizon network as is stated in specification. It costs approx $250 more versus buying from a network carrier. Very disappointed. I went 30 days using the phone then it stopped working.

I upgraded from my beloved Samsung S8 to the S10+, the reason because the screen is bright and beautiful, the camera quality is a tad bit better and there's the in-screen fingerprint sensor but ever since upgrading I don't notice much difference and feel much better off going back because the...

First! Samsung announced the Galaxy S10 5G at MWC 19, but it has taken a while to arrive in Europe. It is bigger, has more cameras and has a larger battery than its S10 siblings, but there are some trade-offs too. Samsung has not managed to eradicate the issues we had with the rest of the S10 series, either. Read on to find out more in this detailed review.

The Galaxy S10 5G distinguishes itself from its peers in more ways than just its 5G modem. However, ...

great design; premium materials; impressive cameras; super bright AMOLED display; IP68 certification; 3D face recognition; ultrasonic fingerprint sensor; reversible wireless charging; ultra-fast wired charging; headphone jack; powerful SoC;

frame rate stutters in demanding games; SoC throttles under continuous load; PWM; no aptX HD; no microSD card slot; tinny-sounding speakers; underwhelming battery life; only single-SIM; carrier branding; bloatware;