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.

The Galaxy S9+ is still a gorgeous and almost flawless phone, offering premium specs and features in a sleek and well-made design. There is the issue of it being very similar to its predecessor but we're glad Samsung hasn't dropped the headphone jack and introduced a notch - if it 'aint broke. Of course, the brilliant Galaxy S10 Plus is here to replace it now which will be tempting for its new design and features, but it's expensive so the S9 Plus remains an excellent option at a much lower price. Below is our original Galaxy S9 Plus 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.

Times have changed since Samsung revealed the Galaxy S9, Galaxy S9 Plus and even the Galaxy Note 9 last August. The Galaxy S10 ($330 at Amazon) looms large on the horizon, launching on Feb. 20 in San Francisco -- this year we expect three new models, including a cheaper Galaxy S10 E, or S10 Lite. Normally the Galaxy S10 Plus would steal the show, but we're also expecting Samsung to tease or even fully unleash its first 5G Galaxy S10 model, and it first foldable phone, which the company briefly showed off this past November.

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.

Received the phone, Was tricky to turn on with sprint, Finally got it turned on, After about 6 weeks I got a black screen and the phone wouldn't power on or work in any way. Amazon / samsung sent a replacement, Got the replacement and its been a nightmare to turn on with sprint, In the end sprint...

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.

Yes, it is January 2019 and in just a matter of weeks, Samsung will be announcing the Galaxy S10 and S10+. We actually have an invitation to attend the event but no way of getting there this time. Maybe next year.

Samsung design continues to be great; Build quality is equal to the Note9; Actually more comfortable to hold than the Note9; Samsung's displays still blow me away; Great battery life; Fingerprint sensor placement is much better; Stereo speakers; finally; Some still care for the headphone jack

Flagship pricing; some may not like the $900+ price; Bixby isn't for everyone and you can't use it for Google; Glass slabs are fingerprint magnets; Bezel-free phones can sometimes register slight unintended touches on the sides

I was worried as it is cheaper than any other sites, that it might be faulty etc; but it's a great phone for a good price

Doesn't really look blue

I am very glad I bought the Samsung Galaxy S9+ from B&HPhotoVideo. It came with the Tempered Glass Protector which actually protected the glass surface of the cell phone. Having upgraded from Galaxy S5, it has a lot of new features that I am still learning how to use.

good perfomence good display nice camera quality i like very much