The Galaxy S9+ might be the second-most (after the standard S9 ) iterative flagship Samsung's ever made, and yet it might be the most well-rounded flagship you can buy right now.

Great performance; Excellent cameras; Stunning display

It's not revolutionary, but the Samsung Galaxy S9+ sets the bar for smartphones in 2018, with the best hardware features you can get.

Gorgeous screen; Beautiful body; Spectacular network performance; Dual main cameras with excellent low-light capture; Loud audio

Camera software oversharpens images; AR Emoji and Bixby disappoint

After using a Pixel xl with stock Android I expected a lesser experience with the Samsung (my last one was an S6). The latest Samsung skin is actually pretty good and there is no compulsion to use Samsung apps so it can be set up pretty much as you like.

For 10 months I have used my Samsung Galaxy S9 plus. It is undoubtedly the best phone I have owned so far. It's really fast, just big and has a fantastic camera. The fabulous screen covers more or less the entire front of the phone.

good perfomence good display nice camera quality i like very much

As a flagship, the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus delivers on all aspects that are expected of it. It packs a premium quality build, killer performance in terms of CPU and RAM. It also has an exceptional camera that as well.

Samsung might not have gone for any big gimmicks, that is if you can forget and forgive, the AR emoji. But in the process, it has made the Galaxy S9+ a solid phone with top of the line processing, the best Android camera and the best iteration of almost every other feature that you want in a...

Glad I upgraded my phone..

It might be a chunk more expensive, but the Galaxy S9 Plus is the more interesting and impressive of the two. Find out if it's the right phone for you in our full review.

Samsung's most robust Galaxy S9 of 2018 is still a good buy, but not until after the Galaxy S10 starts selling.

The Galaxy S9 Plus one-ups the excellent Galaxy S9 with a second rear camera for taking portrait photos.

Battery life fell short of last year's model in our early tests, and the Galaxy S9 Plus suffers from the same underbaked extras as the smaller Galaxy S9; The dual-aperture camera tends to overexpose low-light photos in auto mode.