The Samsung galaxy has 10 and as 10 plus have a build that's quite similar to the one of last year they're made of curved glass on the front and back with an aluminum frame but this time is Gorilla Glass six on the front the two phones are almost identical except one is bigger of course the curved surface helps the phone feel comfortable in the hand as well as providing some great looks look closely at the front and you'll see the major difference between the two models the SN.
The Samsung 10 plus has a dual selfie cam all and the regular s10 has a single one they peek through a hole-punch style cutout which is new this year we have the prism white and prism green colors here and I found the finishes to be quite striking they reflect different colors on top of their primary ones and the iridescent sheen is bound to turn some heads another nice touch here is the camera bump it extends as a horizontal bar which looks clean and adds some symmetry to the design it's not all about the looks though the phones feel quite sturdy and as Samsung's flagship they come with full IP 68 rated water and dust protection. Nice.!
Samsung Galaxy S10+ specs
Display: 6.4" Infinity-O Dynamic AMOLED, 1,440x3,040px, 19:9 (2.11:1) aspect ratio, 526ppi; HDR10+ support (first).
Rear camera: Wide (main): 12MP, 1/2.55" sensor, f/1.5-2.4 aperture, 26mm equiv. focal length (77° FoV), dual pixel PDAF, OIS. Telephoto: 12MP, 1/3.6" sensor, f/2.4 aperture, 52mm equiv. focal length (45° FoV), PDAF, OIS. Ultra-wide: 16MP, f/2.2 aperture, 12mm equiv. focal length (123° FoV), fixed focus.
Front camera: Main: 10MP, f/1.9 aperture, 25mm equiv. focal length (80° FoV), dual pixel PDAF. Secondary (depth only): 8MP, f/2.2 aperture, 80° FoV, fixed focus lens.
Video recording: Rear: up to 4K 2160p@60fps, EIS up to 2160p@30fps, slow-mo up to 1080p@240fps, super slow-mo 720p@960fps for up to 0.4s (12s playback at normal speed); HDR10+ recording. Front: up to 4K 2160p@30fps with EIS.
OS/Software: Android 9.0 Pie, Samsung One UI.
Chipset (market dependent): Snapdragon 855 (7nm): octa-core CPU (1x2.8GHz & 3x2.4GHz Kryo Gold & 4x1.7GHz Kryo 485 Silver); Adreno 640 GPU. Exynos 9820 (8nm): octa-core CPU (2x2.7GHz Mongoose M4 & 2x2.3GHz Cortex-A75 & 4x1.9GHz Cortex-A55); Mali-G76 MP12 GPU.
Memory: 8GB RAM with 128GB storage, 8GB RAM with 512GB storage (Ceramic version only), 12GB RAM with 1TB storage (Ceramic version only); microSD card slot (hybrid on the dual SIM versions).
Battery: 4,100mAh Li-Ion (sealed), 15W wired charging (Adaptive Fast charging, QuickCharge 2.0 compatible), 15W Fast Wireless Charging 2.0, Wireless PowerShare.
Connectivity: Single-SIM, Dual-SIM available in certain markets (hybrid slot); LTE-A, 7-Band carrier aggregation, Cat.20/13 (2Gbps/150Mbps); USB Type-C (v3.1); Wi-Fi a/b/g/n/ac/ax MU-MIMO; GPS, GLONASS, Beidou, Galileo; NFC; Bluetooth 5.0.
Misc: Ultrasonic under-display fingerprint sensor; stereo speakers (bottom-firing + earpiece); bundled AKG headphones
Samsung Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus Screen Display
The Samsung Galaxy S10 plus has a six point four inch AMOLED screen while the s tens is 6.1 inches in diagonal both are curved at the edges and have a 19:9 aspect ratio and a 3040 by 1440 resolution Samsung calls the panel's dynamic MLS since they support HDR 10 Plus, This allows the panel to allocate that emic range on the fly to match support the conten, But for now such content is only available through Amazon Prime video regardless regular content on these panels looks awesome yes 10 is a bit more pixel dense at 550 PPI versus the 526 of the s10 plus both look incredibly sharp and vibrant and of course give you those deep blacks typical of an AMOLED screen brightness is great, We measured almost 400 nits of max brightness on both models and up to almost 800 nits in auto mode in bright conditions a substantial jump from last year it's no surprise that both the Galaxy S 10 and that's 10 plus our top class performers
Samsung Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus Audio
For audio you get a stereo speaker setup with the earpiece doubling as a second speaker both phones posted excellent scores in our audio tests for loudness and clarity and are a joy to listen to unlike many manufacturers Samsung is still sticking with a regular 3.5 millimeter Jack on his flagships sound quality is awesome super clean the SN plus has a bit more volume but both are impressive
Samsung Galaxy S10 and S10 Storage
storage is expandable through micro sd but there's already plenty onboard there's 128 gigs on the standard models and the performance Edition can have up to a terabyte of storage.
Samsung Galaxy S10 and S10 Security
This year Samsung has gone from a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner to an ultrasonic under display one it's always on and works decently well to wake up the phone although I wish it was a little faster or more reliable there is face unlock - which works well but since it only uses the front cam it comes with a usual caveats about security Samsung is also updated as you why this year instead of the old Samsung experience now is one you lie over android 9 pod it looks and feels a bit different from the old style.
So the Galaxy S 10 and s 10 plus overall they bring the features that people havecome to expect from the S series a gorgeous and waterproof design amazing curved AMOLED display cutting-edge chipset stereo speakers and one of the best cameras in the business so which phone is better well they're almost the same but personally I would go for the regular s10 is cheaper this screen space isn't that much smaller and I don't take selfie portraits that often so a secondary selfie cam on the plus model isn't really worth it for me now on to the downsides there's the hole punch cutout which show a lot of people aren't fans of and that under display fingerprint reader it works but what we had before was faster and more reliable Samsung does say that they'll try to improve it do a software update though and finally there's the battery it's not bad but Samsung sits behind the competition in both battery life and charging speed but regardless you can't deny the PS 10 and the S 10 plus are both killer flagship phones they're not cheap but if you have an older model and are looking to upgrade to the triple camera and the new chipset or you're just looking for a top-of-the-line phone in 2019 these definitely earn our recommendation thanks
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