The Galaxy S10, S10E and S10 Plus are three of a kind in the best possible way. They’re all fast, powerful phones with great…
The Galaxy S10, S10E and S10 Plus are three of a kind in the best possible way. They’re all fast, powerful phones with great cameras and long battery life. They’re water resistant, have jacks for your wired headphones and can charge wirelessly. There’s a lot to love with all three. No phone’s perfect, of course, and this trio has a few rough spots here and there. But for now, let’s appreciate where the Galaxy S10 phones soar.
The Galaxy S10 screens range from 5.8 inches to 6.4, with slim bezels all around. The S10 and S10 Plus have rounded edges, while the S10E has a flat screen. The curved edges create a more immersive feel, but I can tap to place my cursor more accurately on the S10E’s flat screen.
Either way, the brightness, crispness and outdoor readability of the three phones makes them all a pleasure to use. While the S10 Plus has a total possible resolution of 3,040×1,440 pixels, it’s set to 2,280×1,080 pixels by default for battery savings. That’ll be just fine for most people, but you can always boost the resolution with a quick trip to the display settings.
Storage is one of those things you probably don’t think about much until you’re running low. But compared to phones such as the iPhone XS and Pixel 3, Samsung’s S10 starting options are generous.
The S10E starts at 128GB, and has a microSD card slot to give you potentially up to 512GB more.
