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.

One of, if not the best phone of 2019. screen is great, speakers clear and load.i have nothing bad to say about this phone (but one or two hiccups with the finger scanner) would recommend

It has now been around two months since I popped my SIM card in the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus so I feel it is now time to deliver my full review. Overall I have really enjoyed my time so far with the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus. It d...

Excellent Screen; Powerful; Decent Cameras

Average Battery Life; Bad Button Placement

Excellent design with an incredible display; One UI is a major improvement over the Samsung Touchwiz Experience; Performance and battery life is...

In-display fingerprint sensor is a little finicky; Hole in the display is an eyesore; Samsung's photo processing nowhere as good as Google's

This all makes the Galaxy S10+, in my mind, an excellent phone, but not the smartest buy for mid-2019. You're going to need those dollars to burst into the 5G world next year. Get a less expensive model, enjoy it, and put yourself in a better position for when the big innovations come.

Class-leading display; Most powerful processor on an Android phone; Fastest modem; Wide-angle camera; High-quality build

Expensive; No advances in low-light photography over previous model

So while you may see less of a single brand due to a disagreement with Mr Trump, others may benefit and one such brand is Samsung. Here I am looking at the latest offering from Samsung the GalaxyS10, so what does it have to offer.

This is good but we cannot hang to AC vent in the car so if you are using the phone for directions might be little difficult but rest works great

Coming from an S9 + and is still really impressed. The cutout is smaller than I expected so there is absolutely nothing to worry about. Samsung has succeeded in making the battery bigger, adding two cameras, better cooling and still having the 3.5mm headphone port while making the phone thinner than...

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;

The midsize Samsung Galaxy S10 ($899.99 for 128GB), neither the smaller S10e nor the larger S10+ model, brings almost all of the look and features of the Galaxy S10+ for $100 less, in a size that's more friendly to most hands. We still think the less expensive Galaxy S10e is the best buy of the S10 family, not to mention our Editors' Choice, but the S10 is a decent step up if you want the phone's "2x zoom" camera or curved screen. Design I've covered most of the aspects of the G10 family by now in my Galaxy S10+ and Galaxy S10e reviews. Here I'm considering what makes the S10 different, and who should be buying it over the others. At 5.9 by 2.8 by 0.3 inches (HWD) and 5.5 ounces, the S10 is noticeably taller, but not really wider than the S10e; it's still usable in one hand, especially for people with big hands. I find the S10e more comfortable because it doesn't have the (admittedly attractive) curved glass, though. Like the other models, it comes in white, black, blue, or pink...

The midsize Samsung Galaxy S10 has all the attractive features of the S10+ for less money, but we still think the smaller S10e is a better buy.

Great screen; Fastest possible processor and LTE; Triple cameras with 2x and wide-angle; Headphone jack and microSD card slot

Expensive; In-display fingerprint sensor has no physical guide