Samsung Galaxy S10+ review: The 2019 benchmark for Android flagship

With its new S10+, Samsung strives to achieve the same. The Samsung Galaxy S10+ in fact celebrates the 10th anniversary of Samsung’s Galaxy range, and the Korean Giant has fine-tuned its flagship to show off a decade of learning from over 2 billion customers. The S10+ is the manifestation of all this learning and a culmination of refined mobile phone technology.

Samsung Galaxy S10+ review: The price starts at Rs 73,990 for this Android flagship which sports triple cameras and new Dynamic SAMOLED display.

Samsung Galaxy S10+ specs

1) 6.4-inch Quad HD+ Curved Dynamic SAMOLED, 19:9 display (550ppi) 2) Samsung Exynos 9820 (8nm)
3) Triple camera with Dual OIS 12MP, f2.4, OIS: Telephoto, 12MP, F1.5/2.4, OIS: Wide-angle and 16MP, F2.2: Ultra- wide with 2x optical zoom, 10x digital zoom4) 8GB RAM/128GB storage, 8GB RAM/512GB, 12GB RAM/1TB storage
5) MicroSD support (512GB)
6) 4100mAh battery
7) Fast wireless charging 2.0 ,with Wireless Power Share

Samsung Galaxy S10+ price in India starts at Rs 73,900.

Samsung Galaxy S10+ review:

The Samsung galaxy S10+ seems address a lot of issues that users have with their existing devices. In fact, it fixes most of them and puts a seal on top. Let’s start with the display. With most phones it is hard to read under the bright sun, or just compose a photo. But the Galaxy S10+ has a Dynamic OLED which is what you would expect Samsung to offer in its flagship, after all it is also the top display company in the world.

The Galaxy S10 Plus have a big 4100 mAh battery.

Then the screen has the ultrasonic fingerprint scanner from Qualcomm. The scanner up front is more natural to use, though you are pretty much limited to using your thumb. On the S10+ is works well, though I felt an extra push was needed on the screen compared to just keeping your fingertip on the scanner as in regular ones

Their is Some Photo Sample of S10+

Samsung Galaxy S10 camera sample. Image resized for web.

The front camera too has a 80-degree wide mode, though not as wide as the front. Then it can shoot selfie videos in 4K mode, which sets a new benchmark of sorts. The colour reproduction is great and almost true to what you see with the naked eye.