Nicely rounded package. Good balance of price, performance, size, features. Beautiful screen, it seems to come with protector already applied. Love the ultra wide back camera, although it distorts a bit too much, I get better results clipping Moment lenses over regular camera, but a built in lens is...

The Galaxy S10e might initially be the least impressive of the family, but in the areas that matter most, it's equally as formidable. You'll spot a few compromises here and there but, considering the S10e is the cheapest of the three, the fact that it still brings top-end flagship specifications to...

Cheapest S10; Doesn't scrimp on performance; New design is stunning

Wait a few months for a price drop; Camera software could be better

As it says on tin. Arrived on time and in immaculate condition. I highly recommend it.

With smartphone companies focusing on getting large display experiences, I almost forgot what it was like to hold something that fitted snugly in my hands. Enter the Samsung Galaxy S10e ! A phone that is just the right size, cuts just the right corners and does ALMOST everything right.

The Galaxy S10e would have been our pick of all three S10 phones were it not for its remarkably inconsistent battery life. It makes what could have been a great phone merely a good one. Here's our full review

The Samsung Galaxy S10e feels and looks great and I've found it so easy to navigate my way around, which is great using Android for the first time.

Can you put a price on screen resolution, battery capacity and a zoom lens? Samsung can - it's £130. That's currently the difference between the S10e and full-fat S10 if you buy SIM-free direct from Samsung. Go for a contract deal from a major UK network and you're looking at a difference of just a few pounds a month to step up to the main event. Right now you've got to really want a shorter screen to go for the S10e, which is a shame - bigger isn't always better, and in some ways we actually prefer this smaller handset to the phone with which it shares a name. At launch, the S10e isn't quite cheap enough to be the affordable S10 alternative Samsung pitches it as - but hopefully with a discount or two, it could become a midlife bargain later down the line.

Hardware just as beefy as the real thing; Snappy fingerprint sensor faster than in-display S10; More compact dimensions handy for all hand sizes;

Battery life only average; Not really suited to southpaws; S10 isn't significantly more cash;

Hardware just as beefy as the real thing; Snappy fingerprint sensor faster than in-display S10; More compact dimensions handy for all hand sizes;

Battery life only average; Not really suited to southpaws; S10 isn’t significantly more cash;

When the Galaxy S10 Lite launched, it did look like a promising phone. I was not sure the camera would be up to the claims. And yes, it will compete with the existing OnePlus 7, OnePlus 7T and others given the price. But after having used it, I can say the camera is quite impressive.

Really pleased with this and a significant upgrade from my first smart phone bought last year :).

Finger print sensor isn't positioned too well in that I am often holding it so that I am toughing the sensor pad and it gives me error messages....