Samsung - Galaxy S10+ with 128GB Memory Cell Phone (Unlocked) Prism - White

have just received that phone yesterday. It is amazingly fast comparing to my old Samsung phone. I have yet to discover all the features. Phone came with fast charger, Samsung headphones, charging cable, Micro USB to C adapter, opening tool. I was able to easily activate it with Metro PCS. I took my old micro Sim card of my old phone, made couple of cuts on the outside of that card I made it smaller to the size of a nano sim card required by Samsung Galaxy S10e. I was done with activation it within 15 minutes. Everything works perfect including calls over WiFi. So far I am pleasantly surprised with this phone. With included adapter, I connected this phone with my old phone and transferred all my data and apps to new phone in less then 5 min. I have to admit that this phone feels a little bit slippery and in my opinion requires a case to handle it better. Front screen protector feels extremely smooth so there are no fingerprints on it. It feels glassy smooth. Amazing. Now, when I'm writing this, I've had this phone for almost 5 days. SCREEN: From what I have seen so far, the Camera and a Video quality on this phone is superb, just like I read in various reviews. I recorder couple of video clips and when played on this phone I was blown away with how sharp and crisp the picture look like. My friend, when he saw that asked me if this was 4K display. It is so amazing. Also, this display has really dark blacks and all pictures and video looks better on it then on my LCD monitor or my TV. CAMERA: Camera has lots of features that will take few hours to explore. I love 2 lenses, wide and regular that allow you to capture everything you want. Picture quality is Amazing. Photos taken with this phone look better then from my regular camera. This s10e has optical image stabilizer when shooting video. There are 2 options. Stabilizing and smooth stabilization. Both of them give you super smooth video. I will post few clip later. Again, I was blown away but LOW LIGHT performance of this camera. I was taking pictures in very low light conditions and picture looked perfect. I can take much better low light pics then when using my regular camera. BATTERY: On my first day I was using it almost nonstop trying to learn all the features and battery lasted me all day. It was 23% at 8pm. There are great 3 battery saving modes that allow you to adjust battery consumption and your app power load. I posted a pic showing my battery at 35% and in most restricted power mode I have more then a day of battery left. With this extreme mode you still have access to your email, Web, SMS, camera and gallery. Love this option. FINGER SENSOR: Finger sensor is on right side. Once I scanned fingers I use to unlock it works 99% on first touch. It is fast and easy way to unlock your phone. Super easy to use. BIXBY: I think it will take a while to use BIXBY more frequently but I see potential in this Samsung version of Alexa. Manual has more then 200 pages and I really need to go through it to learn all the Enjoy you phone. It is worth it.

I'm very familiar with the Galaxy line and have bounced between them and the iPhone quite regularly. Samsung really does an excellent job of coming up with new tech to pour into its phones. While some iterations have been better over others, every couple of years Samsung really manages to innovate yet again. The mass real estate of screen is fantastic and will look great well into the future. I think the hole punch cameras are significantly less noticeable than a notch. The wealth of camera adjustments and cameras to choose from on the device is simply fantastic. You will be sure to get the beset picture. While the fingerprint sensor is its first generation, convenient there is no longer a button, it isn't as seamless as you would hope. It works decent but, hopefully with more software updates it will read faster and more accurately with less pressure. I feel like my thumb is going to wear out before the screen does. To help with this I use face unlock. Overall I'm glad the technology is here, it just needs to be improved. Other than that, the phone runs great, samsungs skin feels significantly lighter than before. The minor changes combined with the new ascetics and features really make this one heck of a phone. This is really causing Apple products to get stale. Its literally the same phone essentially every year. While faceID is nice, it still sucks out so much of the screen compared to when you see the S10. iPhones gestures can easily be matched so move about the phone swiftly on the Samsung as well. Honestly with Apples high prices, lack of meaningful innovation, this is a no brainer. You can even STILL hook up a mouse to an android phone/tablet. So call me officially hooked. I don't know whats not to love about this phone. Go out any buy one! You wont regret it, even with the finger print sensor annoyance.

I had pre-ordered the prism white, and had to wait around for a long time for the stock to become available. But it is worth it. Let me break this review down into different parts: 1) Display: For me, having a great display to watch 4k content is important, and boy does this have the best display I've seen on a phone. Watch 2k videos on YouTube is also awesome (use vanced for this). 2) Camera: It's better than my iPhone XS Max camera, and that was already pretty great. That really says something. The one area where iPhone used to be better is having great details in the photo. I mean when you zoom in to a photo taken with iPhone, the edges of the subject are clearer than most phones. Samsung has finally caught up to that quality with the s10. There is very little smudging in the photos. Crisp, clear, and great colors. The camera app's AI is also pretty good. I'm enjoying it so far. 3) Sound: It has the headphone jack. My home laptop has headphone jack. My work computer has headphone jack. I need to carry only 1 pair of earbuds, and thats awesome. Sound through the speakers is very good, but not the best. The back of the phone vibrates when the volume is turned up. I find that a little annoying. Not a deal breaker, but that is just something to live with. 4) Software: I love the software this time around. It's still not as smooth as Pixel or iOS. But its adequately smooth. It's not the laggy mess samsung software once was. It is also a good step up from the previous Grace UX software design. No complaints here. 5) Battery: I regularly end my day (around 11:30 pm) with at least 35%. I'm a heavy phone user at that. I'm not battery optimizing, have my screen at WQHD+, and use the phone frequently all day. Very impressed. 6) Life with this phone: All my other devices are USB C. All my other devices have headphone jack. I'm free of the dongle and charger life. I've started paying with samsung pay. Added on an 256 samsung SD card and downloaded all my podcasts, playlists, and even Netflix tv shows. Cuz sometimes, stuff still buffers with my network coverage. So why not? If you're thinking of the S10+, go for it. Its probably the most balanced and feature rich phone right now.

I own the iPhone Max and bought the GS10 Plus as my business phone and it's the best Android phone you can buy and gives you the total package. Here are the pros: - Best screen of any smartphone. Watching 4K HDR content looks amazing. - Great speakers with Dolby Atmos. - Great cameras in the front and rear that not only take great pics but they also both record in 4K. New wide-angle camera works as advertised. - Snapdragon 855 chip and Samsung UI make this phone not only fast but smooth. Phone also comes with plenty of memory storage with 128 GB. - New fingerprint scanner not only looks cool and futuristic but it's accurate and provides good security. - Water resistant and can do wireless charging. To be fair and balanced I'll list the cons. Some apps like Showtime, Cinemax, Google Movies, EPIX, Encore, and ESPN aren't full screen or formatted for this device. When it comes to software support and hardware support...Samsung is still way behind Apple and the iPhone. Other then that this is a great phone that can do it all. Samsung has some great trade in promotions where you can get over $500 off so you don't have to pay full price. Samsung almost made the perfect phone with the GS10 Plus...very happy with my purchase.

Traded in my S9+ for the unlocked version, got it for less than half its price. Amazing phone, fantastic battery life, and it's just downright gorgeous. The phone is like 98% screen and the dual front camera cutout actually makes the size of the screen look bigger because the screen actually wraps above the cutout too (screenshots don't include the cutout, you actually get the full resolution of the screen). Pros: - Display - AMAZING SCREEN, vivid colors, and super bright. There's a LOT of real estate here to work with. Just need apps to support this ridiculous resolution now (Netflix, Hulu, Instagram, Snapchat, looking at you!) - Camera - The new ultrawide camera is unbelievable. Pictures taken in ultrawide look like they've been taken on a professional camera with a special lens. Phenomenal quality. - Headphone Jack - It's all about having options baby! - Waterproof - you can dunk this thing in a tub and it'll be just fine. - Sound - Dolby Atmos gives the sound quality a huge boost. - Battery Life - This thing will last me all day (my day is usually 7am to 10pm) and I use it regularly all throughout the day. -Wireless PowerShare - The coolest feature of the phone: CHARGE OTHER DEVICES! I was out at a bar and my friend's iPhone X was at like 5% and my phone was at 80%. I charged her phone up to 25% and mine dropped to 60ish. Super useful in a pinch and convenient too. Cons: - Some gestures were removed which kinda sucks (swiping from top corner of the screen to put an app into windowed mode) - Silver Trim is really smooth but distracting from the overall design. Not a fan. - Kinda heavy, but that's expected. Solid 10/10 phone. Definitely worth the upgrade.

I purchased the S10+ preorder style which I've never done. I've never purchased a phone without first touching, seeing how I like it in person first. This was a first and best decision made. Albeit, I've had the S8+, S9+, that I knew Samsung finally had a winner! Tl;Dr Brilliant! Great phone, amazingly light... Almost too light, if that's possible. Over the years, I've slowly adopted Samsung products. I am certainly part of their full eco system now, aside from a MacBook pro that you couldn't pay me to be without as I absolutely loathe windows. I really feel that Samsung is absolutely killing it by hitting this phone out of the park. I laugh at folks with a iPhone XS, Max or whatever they are calling...putting on a tired OS in a slightly modernized phone design. This is what a bezeless phone should look like, and feel like! Above the phone, this is absolutely the best version of TouchWiz, oops sorry Samsung UI that they have put together. If you are a power user, this is quite possibly the unicorn that puts those thoughts of rooting to bed. TBH, the s9+ did that for me and the OS, speed (adjust the transitions) and this phone is screaming fast, reliable and beyond gorgeous to look at! WIN! I see a long future for this one, where previously every release date I am upgrading. Unless the Note 10 is something truly spectacular, I will be hanging on to this and my S9+. Brilliant!

I'm one of those people that switch phones every couple months. I have an iPhone for work and android for personal use. First off, this phones biometric scanner did take some getting used to... the scanner didn't work too well but a recent update has improved it significantly. Camera at first I was not happy with because it seems Samsung's image processing isnt too great. Installing Gcam fixed that for the most part and am now loving the camera. Although I dont think it's as good as my old Pixel, the amount of options and settings you get with the stock camera makes it enjoyable. Battery life is amazing, I avg about 8 hours of screen on time and this is me leaving it on full resolution at all times. Design is what made me tell myself that I have to get this phone. I traded in my old iPhone 8 and got $550 towards the s10+ so I only paid 450 out of pocket for the unlocked version. The process literally took me no more than 15 min the second I walked into the store. Headphones are what u expect from Samsung ever since the S8. Charger does feel a little cheap to me but it does the job. Overall I am very pleased with sammy and def reccomend this beast! Just remember,... be patient when u are getting used to the fingerprint. Itll take some time.

I was due for an upgrade from my old Nexus 6P that was on its last legs after three years. Boy, is this an upgrade. I was debating between getting the Flamingo Pink and the Prism White color way, and I'm glad I went with the latter. It's striking, and not your ordinary flat, cold white, as the color shifts between blue, green and pink in certain lighting. Samsung is the best in the business in terms of screens, and the screen on the S10+ is no exception. The Dynamic AMOLED panel is precisely that. The hole punch camera cutout doesn't bother me at all; I took to it immediately. I'm actually liking One UI, to the point where I don't feel the need to use Nova Prime. You can tweak and customize your phone to your heart's content with Galaxy Store. Good Lock is a definite must get, as is the "Softkey Edge". It's only been two days, but as a lighter user, I'm happy that this phone literally sips battery, especially overnight, thanks to the Snapdragon 855 and the optimized OS. This is with my screen set to max resolution and 25% brightness indoors. And outdoors, what a joy it is to have a screen that you can actually see in direct sunlight! Lastly, thank you, Samsung, for still keeping the headphone jack on your phones audio through the included headset is great, especially with Dolby Atmos enabled, and the ability to personalize your own sound profile. My music sounds great. The only negative I have to point out is thankfully not with the phone itself. When my phone arrived at my door and I took it out of the packaging, I noticed that the seal on the phone box itself, wasn't the same seal that I've seen on other retail boxes for the S10 phones. My particular unit had a piece of clear tape as a seal, and it was broken on arrival. I'm not sure if Best Buy will address this somehow, but I did find it concerning, Overall, great job, Samsung!