Truly versatile three-lens camera; Gorgeous display and top-notch performance; Feature-packed in ways few rivals can match;
In-display finger scanner not perfect; Not the best battery life; Price hike makes the S10e a tempting alternative;
The Galaxy S10 sees Samsung reach new heights in the smartphone market. Everything is better, bigger and brighter!
The S10 features Dynamic AMOLED technology, which reduces blue light without compromising picture quality on its 6.1-inch screen. The resulting viewing experience is clear, sharp and vivid.
The cameras, already so good on previous models, have advanced even more. The set up includes a 16 MP ultra-wide, a 12 MP wide angle and a 12 MP telephoto on the back, and 10 MP on the front for selfies. Highlights include the Ultra Wide Camera, for photos of cinematic quality and a field of vision beyond what your eye can see. The intelligent camera gives you brilliant results by automatically optimising your settings to perfectly reflect the scene.
It's not just the cameras that are smart. Intelligent Wi-Fi delivers faster speeds with Wi-Fi 6, which promises a reliable and secure connection every time, including public networks. When it switches to LTE it can hit awesome data speeds of up to 2.0 Gbps.
Samsung calls it a total game changer, with software and hardware engineered to give you performance-enhanced gaming without lag.
The S10 features a built-in fingerprint reader so you can be assured you can access your phone quickly and securely.
With 128 GB of built-in storage and a 512 GB expansion slot, you'll have more than enough storage for an enhanced user experience. There's 8 GB of RAM memory available for this option.
This cool feature lets you share your power with selected devices by turning your Samsung S10 into a charging pad. Meanwhile, the 3,400 mAh battery is supported by wireless fast charging, as you'd expect from a phone of this pedigree.
Manufacturer: Samsung
Truly versatile three-lens camera; Gorgeous display and top-notch performance; Feature-packed in ways few rivals can match;
In-display finger scanner not perfect; Not the best battery life; Price hike makes the S10e a tempting alternative;
When it comes to phones sold, Samsung is the undisputed king of the Australian Android market, and the company's Galaxy S line of devices has been setting or chasing the pace for top tier Android phones for a decade.
After countless leaks and pictured in all its glory, Samsung, at a special event unveiled the 10 th anniversary Galaxy S device and there was no surprise with the naming scheme with it being titled - the Galaxy S10.
This is the Snapdragon variant of the Samsung Galaxy S10 . So instead of the Exynos 9820 CPU in the S10 Exynos version, this unit comes with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 CPU clocked 2.8GHz, along with Adreno 640 GPU, 8 GB RAM and 128/512 GB internal storage.
So, the Samsung Galaxy S10 and S10+ are great devices for sure. But I feel like the updates that Samsung has brought are incremental and not worth upgrading if you're already an S8, S9, Note 8 or Note 9 user.
– Best Display on any smartphone; – Great performance; – Quality rear cameras; – High standard speakers and ample storage
– Average battery life on Galaxy S10; – Power button's placement; – Ultrasonic Fingerprint is quite inconsistent
"Should I upgrade to the Galaxy S10" That's the question friends and family have been asking me during my month of testing the Samsung Galaxy S10 on Verizon. The answer is a clear, maybe.
Beautiful Infinity-O display; Great Camera system with 3 Lenses; Good Battery Life and PowerShare Wireless Charging; Great Performance and Design
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Just wanted to share some differences between this Latin American version vs the North American variant. Different processor, its Samsungs own Exynos in-house chip, not the QC Snapdragon 855...they are pretty close in speeds. Not enough for an average user to notice.
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For 2019, Samsung went all out and launched 3 new flagship devices - S10, S10e and the S10+. The S10+ is the most impressive device from the line up, and we check out in this Galaxy S10 Plus review if the new Samsung flagship is worth your money.
Best mobile display you can get right now in the market; Improved cleaner UI; Samsung Pay is very convenient to have; IP68 rated for water and dust resistance; Headphone jack
Low light camera performance could be better; In-screen fingerprint sensor seems sluggish and 3rd party screen protectors won't work
The Samsung Galaxy S10 is one of the first big flagships to hit the shelves in 2019. This year Samsung decided to grace us with not two, but three different Galaxy S models. And that’s not counting the 5G version about to arrive.
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