After launching three smartphones in the ‘S Series' in 2015, Samsung has been launching only two ‘S Series' flagships starting with the Galaxy S7 in 2016, but this year the company launched the Galaxy S10e along with the Galaxy S10 and the Galaxy S10+ .

5.8-inch Dynamic AMOLED screen with minimal bezels; Comfortable one-handed usage; Smooth performance; Side-mounted fingerprint scanner is really fast; Wireless charging and Wireless PowerShare

Battery life could have been better; Average low-light camera performance

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Excellent Samsung design and build quality combined with smaller size makes it a joy to use one-handed; With the internal hardware of a 2019 flagship phone, this compact powerhouse flies and can't be slowed down; Includes the excellent and fun 16MP Ultra wide lens from its bigger brethren;...

Fingerprint sensor is critically flawed in my experience and it's unclear if future software updates could improve it; Samsung software update delivery is a known unknown so be prepared to wait for updates; Cameras are excellent but don't raise the bar against the competition.

Samsung Galaxy S10e Specifications & Features SoC Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 Display 5.8-inch Full HD+ (2280x1080) Dynamic AMOLED Infinity-O, 438ppi, HDR10+ Certified Display Memory 6GB / 8GB LPDDR4 Storage 128GB / 256GB UFS 2.1 Rear-Facing Cameras 12MP f/1.5-f/2.4 Wide Angle w/ OIS and Autofocus 16MP...

Comparatively affordable; Performance on par with the Galaxy S10; Bright and vibrant HDR10+ display; Excellent camera performance; Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) connectivity; Expandable storage

Lacks features found in other Galaxy S10 phones; Smaller battery than the Galaxy S10/S10+/S10 5G

We wish the battery was bigger, and if you compare it too closely with the Samsung Galaxy S10 you're bound to be disappointed, but taken on its own merits the Galaxy S10e is mostly very impressive.

High-end power; Premium; water-resistant build; Capable camera

Fairly small battery; Screen isn't QHD; Lacks a zoom lens

Among the trio of the Galaxy S10e, we must say that the Galaxy S10e will be the phone to buy for most flagship buyers because of its price when buying it unlocked. It is very light, nice display, very good cameras, easy to hold with one hand and very pocketable.

With the Galaxy S10e Samsung has mostly managed to condense what is good about its 2019 flagship S10 line into something smaller and cheaper. It’s full of good, but not quite the best features.

Pros: great screen, hole-punch notch, wireless charging and powershare, good camera, good performance, good software, good haptics, headphone socket, microSD card slot, dual-sim option

Cons: battery life could be better, relatively slow charging, low-light performance not as good as rivals

As you can tell, I’m a big fan of the Galaxy S10e. It’s a phone I can easily recommend people buy, unless they are looking for the battery life champ. This phone is average in that department, but it’s just so good in so many others.

Size and Design, Specs, Display, Camera, Software and Performance, Price and Availability, Battery Life, Bixby

The best Samsung Galaxy S10 The Galaxy S10e is the “ budget ” Galaxy S10 series smartphone from Samsung . Take what you will from the “ budget ” label but what has become increasingly clearer over the past few weeks is that it’s the best Samsung Galaxy S10 option to go for. It just works.

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