Samsung - Galaxy S10+ with 512GB Memory Cell Phone (Unlocked) Ceramic - White

If you're in the market for a new phone, definitely consider the fabulous Samsung Galaxy S10+. It's beautiful, powerful and responsive. I got the one with the white ceramic back which makes the phone feel substantial. It's also very slippery, and more than a few times when I placed it near the edge of my mattress, the phone would wind up on the floor. Also the curved edges of the screen would make it hard to hold the phone and at the same time let you navigate the screen because it sensed that you were already touching the screen at the edges. Both the slippery problem and the touch sensitivity problems were solved by getting the Samsung LED wallet cover, which I also highly recommend. I never really cared about screen protectors, but the phone came with a screen protector pre-installed so I kept it on, and I don't notice it affecting performance or "smudging" at all. The on-screen fingerprint scanner works fine with the screen protector as well, and there was recently a "biometrics update" to improve the performance of the fingerprint scanner. Sometimes it's still hit-and-miss for me, and sometimes it takes several tries to unlock the screen, but it's not frustrating or anything. One feature I really love is the fact that this phone still has the headphone jack. Even better, it has the hardware inside the phone to receive local FM radio stations! You'll have to go to the Play Store to download an app to use that feature. I chose an app called NextRadio which automatically scans and lists the FM stations that can be pulled in "from the air." The app doesn't have a function to stream music over wi-fi or anything, but you can always use iHeartRadio, Pandora, Spotify etc for that. For your local over-the-air stations, you'll need headphones with the jack because the headphone wires serve as the antenna. When you're not listening to local FM stations on the phone, I have the Samsung Galaxy Buds wireless earbuds, and it's great because this phone automatically recognizes the earbuds and pairs with them. The app for the earbuds also gives you options for programming controls, enhance sound dynamics, etc. Plus they sound great and can be charged wirelessly from the back of the phone itself! The Samsung Galaxy S10+ also supports Qi wireless fast charging, which essentially means you don't have to plug in the USB-c cable in order to charge the phone if you have a compatible wireless charger. Personally I chose the iOttie iON wireless mini fast charging pad, and it works great. Be sure to center the phone on the charging pad, and it will give you an audible confirmation that charging has started, to make sure it's on there correctly. Even though this phone has plenty of memory for my needs, I still inserted a micro SD card. I store my music, videos, pictures, you know, "media" on the card just so it doesn't potentially "gum up" the phone's memory in the future. The SD card performs quickly and seamlessly. For folks who want the option to have two different wireless carriers, then instead of the SD card, you can have two sim cards inserted. Maybe that would make sense for people who travel overseas and want to have a second sim card for that purpose. It's just a thoughtful touch from Samsung to include that ability. Overall, I have no complaints, and it's so powerful, I feel like I have a computer in my pocket whenever I go somewhere. As I said before, to me it's definitely a worthy flagship phone and worth considering for anyone looking for a full-featured and highly capable phone.

The best display, battery life, camera, and user experience. How can they improve a phone this good? Idk ask Samsung. This a beautiful picture of New Orleans without any nightmode crap.

Phones are getting more and more expensive these days, and the Samsung flagships are no different. I was getting tired of owning a phone and a year later, lags like crazy. Well, I'm very happy to report that more than a year after owning this phone, I still have no lag issues! Are there issues with the phone? Yes, no phone can go without a issues for more than a year, especially with constant software updates. However, this phone is solid, from the physical build to the software build. You get an amazing camera, very fast phone, and a ton of storage space. As long as all that holds up for more than a year, then what more can you ask for? It's only missing the 120hz display which was only introduced with the S20 lineup. The ceramic black is an amazing finish, and it's sad Samsung doesn't offer it for the newer lineup. It's probably the best finish I've ever seen; it's like a darkened mirror. All in all, it's an amazing phone and I will be genuinely sad when I have to sell it in a year or two.

I bought this about 6 months ago. I love the fact that it has options for lots of internal memory rather than the 64 GB by Samsung 8 had. I bought the 512 GB version. In addition, you can add a jumbo micro SD card to store pictures if you choose. There are 5 cameras, 3 on the back, 2 for selfies. You do not specifically select camera. You adjust your photo in the normal manner, and depending on how wide angle or telephoto you frame you photo to, the camera selects the appropriate camera. Pictures are considerably better than those of the Galaxy S8. I understand Samsug's Galaxy S20 will be introduced in a month or so. Early reviews say it's cameras will have better low light capability. A huge downer for me is that it will not have a headphone jack. Also gone is the rounded edges which is fine with me. The lack of a headphone on the next model is a real downer for me, and I will likely keep this S10+ phone for some time because of this shortcoming of the next model. Like the Galaxy 8, it's display screen is subject to burn-in so if you play lots of video games that the screen does not change on, beware. I burned in the screen on the Galaxy 8 in less than a year. Samsung replaced it under the 1 year warranty. In all, I really like this phone with is new features. I recommend it.

It has been 2 years now since I bought this phone and it can still almost go 2 days without a charge. I really like the fact that it's still running pretty fast even with all the updates, and it still has the expandable memory card which I have switched out and had all my photos on the SD card. I think the cloud systems are great now, but I like to have them on a piece of hardware too just because it seems like sometimes the cloud glitches when there's thousands of files, and especially transferring between different platforms (like apple vs google vs microsoft). My husband bought the new samsung note, and it didn't have the aux slot anymore, or the expandable memory card so I'm sad his phone can't hook up to my aux cable in my car anymore. So I like this phone better

Great phone, battery last along time. I have traveled to many countries to include Somalia, Kenya, Germany and more. The cell phone held up to the High heat, Humidity and Sand. Overall Great phone. Sales Representative was helpful however I pre-purchased my cell and got a call pre programed letting my know available but when I got to the store NO CELL FOR ME!. This happened 2 more times with the same result NO Cell! Its about half hour drive to get their so you can imagine I wasn't happy going soo many times also called the store which they confirmed it was in but when I got there it was another persons cell with same First name!

The Samsung Galaxy s10+ is quite frankly, the best phone I've ever had. I use my phone quite frequently during the day and have yet to need to charge it during the day. I keep my mobile data on constantly, frequently check social media, listen to music through streaming sites, play games that typically use a lot of battery, read books, and use Google maps....and have yet to reach 60% in one day. Despite my frequent use, I could probably charge my phone once every 2 days and be set. In addition, the cameras are amazing. Good quality photos, and the wide range lens is better than I could have hoped for. The fingerprint scanner does work well. It is very picky with placement, but that is too be expected with this type of technology, and if you get frustrated, you can choose an alternative security lock. The sound of the phone is also amazing. It gets pretty loud, and is good quality. Overall, I love this phone and would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a new phone.

I'm upgrading from Note 8 to Galaxy S10+ with 512gb space. I like the 3 cameras on the back and 2 on the front. The pictures come out so clean and nice. 4K recording front and back. I tested the wireless charging and it worked. Tested with a iPhone and my Samsung Gear watch. Worked great. Nice display with dual speakers which sound really good. So I had face unlock setup on the phone. That wasn't good. My cousin unlocked my phone. Not sure how that worked. The finger scanner doesn't work correctly. I have to put my finger on the scanner for few seconds and then it locks. The phone crashed on me few times, don't know why. Now i'm just waiting on the free headphones I got with the phone. Can't wait to test those and test them in the gym.