Samsung Galaxy S10

I've been using a Samsung Galaxy S10 for around two and a half years now. I like it, but I've never really been *in love* with it - like I was with my HTC One for example. Or even my S6 back in the days. I mean, it does what it's supposed to, but I think the overall design of it is a bit disappointing to me.

The Samsung Galaxy S10 is the better overall device of the two S10 models that we have reviewed so far. The S10 is ergonomically superior compared to the Galaxy S10+, but its battery life is still disappointing. We would recommend looking elsewhere if you need a smartphone that will always last a full day between charges

I currently own a Samsung Galaxy S10+ and im really happy with it and have almost nothing to complain about - buuuut its time for a new one and I wanted to give it to my mom anyways. I mostly use my phone for Streaming (Music as well as Video), Instagram, shooting Photos (sometimes) and doing some organizing stuff on the Phone. Not playing games or anything like that, but i do use my phone a lot over the day.

This review is for S10 model. My previous phone was a sam S5, so that is my comparison. I am a practical person, not much gaming or social media. My phone is my workhorse. Here is my good and bad... Fingerprint - works 50% and you need to press hard. The pattern unlock is faster. Curved glass - The ...

- Delayed responsiveness to command input. I've tested this against a Samsung Galaxy S10, using the same equipment and sounds, with an audibly better quality and response speed from the S10.

This is the second review I've made. Along with receiving my phone a week after it was expected, it came straight from the box with chinks in the screen and the screen is so fragile that almost every day a new dent shows up in the screen from just sitting in my pocket (with a case) I don't move arou...

I'm happily rocking the Samsung Galaxy S10 and likely will so for another year or two to come. At this point the only thing I'd find remotely innovative about new phones are the better cameras. Would also be nice to see longer battery life.

Preface: I only ever owned iPhones up until I bought this phone, so my review will be based on how well the phone is and how user friendly the operating system is compared to iOS. Pros: Lightweight, slim, good camera, phenomenal battery life, screen protector installed Cons: Slow fingerprint reader,...

The main thing I love about the S10 is the camera, and I'd really like to focus on getting a better camera on the upgrade. I also wouldn't want a smaller screen that what the S10 has. The camera is really the main priority (on the assumption that most phones will be able to do the other basic stuff to the same levels).

I was skeptical about upgrading my S9 to an S10, but frankly...it was worth it. A small crack in the screen of my S9 ended up pushing me over the edge, and (in hindsight) I'm glad. You're paying for some gimmicky features to be sure (power-sharing and the wide-angle lens to name a couple), but the o...