Specifications & Features Android 9 Pie With Samsung One UI 6.4" Curved Dynamic AMOLED (3040x1440 WQHD+), 19:9 Aspect, 522ppi, HDR10+, Infinity-O, Reduced Blue Light Ultra Wide: 16MP FF, F2.2 (123°), Wide-angle: 12MP Dual Pixel AF, F1.5/F2.4, OIS (77°), Telephoto: 12MP PDAF, F2.4, OIS (45°) 10MP...

Great best-of-class performance; Gorgeous HDR+ display; Excellent camera performance; Innovative; useful camera features; Wireless PowerShare; Great battery life; Beautiful; sleek industrial design; Expandable storage

Expensive; Ultrasonic fingerprint reader not as convenient

You might be disappointed that it doesn't bend, but Samsung's Galaxy S10 still represents the very pinnacle of smartphone technology. It moves things on in design, drawing level with Apple in terms of pure aesthetics, while simultaneously introducing a wealth of welcome new additions.

Samsung's best-looking phone to date; Superb camera; Long-lasting battery life

Much cheaper alternatives available; Lack of HDR 10+ content

So we know the Samsung Galaxy S10+ has been out for a bit now but really, this review isn't that late. Unfortunately, we didn't make it out to Unpacked in San Francisco so we also didn't get a review unit that day either.

The Galaxy S10 is a little better than the S10e in a bunch of ways, including more RAM, another rear camera, and that snazzy curved-front design. It's worse in one way, which is Samsung's in-display fingerprint sensor that I find harder to use accurately than the S10e's physical sensor.

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

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.

Aside from the substantial blip that was the Galaxy Note 7, Samsung's track record for producing stand-out devices is rather exemplary. As such, it comes as no surprise that the Galaxy S10 is an absolutely superb phone.

Outstanding camera; Incredible screen quality; Attractive design; Loads of features

Expensive; Bixby button is annoying

I like Samsung phones and have got used to how they operate, but I was disappointed that no other review I read mentioned the disappearance of the indicator light. I'm still unsure about the curved edges because a case cannot have sides high enough to protect it properly and my first tempered glass...

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

The Samsung Galaxy S10, the middle child of the company's flagship series, is a fantastic phone that might easily be lost in the shuffle. Where the Galaxy S10 Plus has been lauded for its large screen and capable battery, and the Galaxy S10e for its compact form and ease-of-use, the S10 is...

Size is just-right High-quality hardware Fantastic display Powerful camera app

Average battery life Difficult fingerprint reader High price tag Fragile

The Samsung Galaxy S10+ is the result of a decade's worth of development that started all those years ago with the clunky, 4-inch Galaxy S in 2010. That original phone, with its chunky bezels, has transmogrified into a plus-sized, 6.4-inch, curved-edge display with minimal bezels and, significantly...