Il a juste le prix qui est dispendieux et les forfait internet sont tres chere

Having had an s5 for the past 4 years, upgrading to an s10 is a real treat. Easy to set up and transfer data etc from s5 (once I got a new nano SIM from telco), great size and look. Haven't tried the camera yet but I'm sure it'll be a huge improvement.

good idea for poopsam

So easy to use it has a magnificent camera just love it

Those who whine have obviously written their reviews before the first updates came. Dwtta is a fantastic phone. The fingerprint reader works flawlessly and is fast. The display is cruel. It's just like it, even without game mode, which releases the entire processor.

Its amazing what this can do. #sweepstakes Also, It was $100 less than what a phone company would charge for it. I signed on to a prepaid phone plan with no problem.

Great screen, good battery life, everything just works. LOVE the 3 forward facing cameras. I haven't tried out the fingerprint reader or face recognition yet. I can definitely tell the processor is beefed up from my old phone: certain games used to make my old phone hot (it even had to shut down a...

So far so good - super fast with plenty of features. Takes great images and the size of the phone is perfect for me.

For me, the Samsung Galaxy S10+ is the benchmark for an Android flagship at the moment. This phone is not about gimmicks, but about making life better whatever you do. This will be the phone others will be playing catch up with for rest of the year.

Is the S10 the most powerful smartphone around? Does it have the very best screen? Can it last the longest between charges? We're used to Samsung setting the gold standard for Android, so it's hard to believe the answer to all those questions is "no". Keen photographers will get excellent results (especially in low light) from a Google Pixel 3, or the Huawei P30 Pro. Plus, the Huawei Mate 20 Pro and P30 Pro have even greater stamina. A OnePlus 6T is much better value. But the S10 is an incredibly well-rounded Android on every other front. Handset prices have been creeping ever higher over the past few years, and £800 SIM-free is mighty pricey, but it does undercut the Apple iPhone XS by £200 and feels mo. That amount does mean it exists in a strange sort of middle ground, with the S10+ boasting a bigger screen and longer-lasting battery for only a little more cash, and the S10e being much more affordable with only a few minor concessions. Still, if you've got to have the best Samsung and arguably the best Android, yet don't see the point in twin selfie cameras or ridiculous zooming capabilities, the S10 is pretty much all the phone you'd ever need.

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;