For 2019, Samsung went all out and launched 3 new flagship devices — S10, S10e and the S10+. The S10+ is the most impressive device from the line up, and we check out in this Galaxy S10 Plus review if the new Samsung flagship is worth your money. We got our hands on the Indian version of the device SM-G975F/DS which is a Dual SIM version powered by Samsung's Exynos chipset. Box Contents The retail version of the S10+ ships with the following contents. The phone ships with a factory installed screen protector in India. Device Data Cable Travel Adapter Ejection Pin USB Connector (OTG) Earphones sound by AKG Quick Start Guide Clear Cover Protective Film Design The front is dominated by the gorgeous 6.4-inch Quad HD+ Dynamic AMOLED display. Samsung decided to go with an interesting design for the notch for the front facing cameras. When I first saw the initial photos of the device, I really didn't like this approach and I thought it will create some unpleasant feeling while the device is being used. After spending some quality time with the device, I can say that the Infinity-O display isn't too bad after all. While I personally prefer water drop notches for ...
Monday, 15 April 2019
Samsung Galaxy S10+ Review – Pinnacle of the Galaxy Series
For 2019, Samsung went all out and launched 3 new flagship devices — S10, S10e and the S10+. The S10+ is the most impressive device from the line up, and we check out in this Galaxy S10 Plus review if the new Samsung flagship is worth your money. We got our hands on the Indian version of the device SM-G975F/DS which is a Dual SIM version powered by Samsung's Exynos chipset. Box Contents The retail version of the S10+ ships with the following contents. The phone ships with a factory installed screen protector in India. Device Data Cable Travel Adapter Ejection Pin USB Connector (OTG) Earphones sound by AKG Quick Start Guide Clear Cover Protective Film Design The front is dominated by the gorgeous 6.4-inch Quad HD+ Dynamic AMOLED display. Samsung decided to go with an interesting design for the notch for the front facing cameras. When I first saw the initial photos of the device, I really didn't like this approach and I thought it will create some unpleasant feeling while the device is being used. After spending some quality time with the device, I can say that the Infinity-O display isn't too bad after all. While I personally prefer water drop notches for ...
