. But with the reveal of the Galaxy S10 lineup, Samsung appears to have gone for a proper step up from the Galaxy S9. Much like the past several generations of Galaxy phones, there are two handsets to pick from; the standard S10 and the larger S10+.
The S10 Plus model is the larger sibling of Samsung Galaxy S10 and has been worth the wait. Features like Wireless PowerShare, in screen fingerprint sensor, hole punch screen notch, and next-gen Wi-Fi 6 for seamless transition between Wi-Fi routers, are just a few reasons to get excited.
The Plus size dimensions take this smartphone into phablet territory, with a 93.1% screen-to-body ratio, 6.4-inch edge-to-edge screen and Samsung’s new Infinity-O display which spills, beautifully, down the side of the phone.
The S10 Plus is the first phone with HDR10+ support. This brings superior contrast and colour to the large screen, making the S10 Plus a great option if you like to watch movies on the phone. On THIS phone, that movie watching experience is pretty awesome!
The triple camera set up consists of a 12MP regular lens, 12MP optically zoomed telephoto lens, and all-new 16MP ultra-wide lens. On the front, there's 4K UHD recording, while 10MP and 8MP lenses work in conjunction to add more depth to selfies.
Pretty much every photographic feature and magic trick is included. For example, Dual Aperture provides day to night light control by adjusting and optimising light before you shoot. Meanwhile, the processor automatically combines multiple frames of a low-light moment into one stunning shot.
Turn your S10+ over and you have a sizeable Qi charging mat, thanks to Wireless PowerShare. To ensure you don't run out of battery power in your primary device, PowerShare turns off at 30% battery capacity. The battery is 4,1000mAh capacity, the processor is a world-leading Octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 855, while the vapor chamber cooling system makes the S10 Plus ideal for long gaming sessions on that cinematic screen!
Manufacturer: Samsung
. But with the reveal of the Galaxy S10 lineup, Samsung appears to have gone for a proper step up from the Galaxy S9. Much like the past several generations of Galaxy phones, there are two handsets to pick from; the standard S10 and the larger S10+.
Samsung's Galaxy S-Class has been providing the world with outstanding smartphones for ten years now and comes in a pack of four for its special birthday. But of course the classic pair of Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10 Plus are still the center of attention.
The Galaxy S10+ comes with triple rear cameras. Out of the three, one sensor comes with an ultra wide angle lens. For selfies and video calling, there is a dual camera setup on the front.
The 10th Galaxy S phone feels familiar, but is still excellent
Excellent display; Fast performance and strong battery life; Versatile camera system; A headphone jack
New in-screen fingerprint scanner is slower and more finicky than older ones; Camera performance not as good as Pixel in low light; Slow software update schedule
Samsung released its Galaxy S range of smartphones this year and the Galaxy S10+ is its top-of-the-line product featuring a 6.4-inch Infinity-O display with a cutout for dual cameras, an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner, and triple cameras on the back.
Launching around the globe a few days ahead of the world's largest mobile show was the ultimate big-dog move. Samsung celebrated the 10th anniversary of its flagship phone line by launching its latest device on Apple's sometimes-stomping grounds at San Francisco's Bill Graham Civic Center.
The S10 Plus is the best Galaxy phone ever made, but Samsung's Exynos version reviewed here has less than exemplary battery life. Here's our full review.
Representing the tenth anniversary of the Galaxy line, the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus is not a radical reinvention of the smartphone. (That would be the flexible Galaxy Fold .) But Samsung's new flagship is not lacking in innovation or ambition.
Immersive Infinity-O display; Ultrasonic fingerprint sensor works well; Excellent cameras; Very fast performance; Superb battery life and can charge other gadgets wirelessly; Headphone jack
Punch holes in display can be distracting; Pricey; Confusing gesture controls
I've been using the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus on Google Fi in the U.S., Spain, and Portugal for 13 days. Our Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus is running Android 9 Pie and Samsung One UI version 1.1 on the February 1, 2019 Android security patch.
Incredible screen Great battery life Rich feature set Extremely fast Versatile camera system
Camera quality is so-so Mediocre in-display fingerprint scanner Expensive
After the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S10 series in San Francisco last February 20, 2019, we were handed units so we can experience the latest flagship device of the Korean brand for ourselves. I happily took it around the city and used it as my main shooter. It did not disappoint.
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