The Galaxy S10 Plus is Samsung's new 'everything phone' for 2019, helping disrupt the sameness of the last few generations of Samsung handsets. Its 6.4-inch screen is so big it displaces the front camera, while its triple-lens rear camera can take ultra-wide photos. And though you can’t see them, the in-screen fingerprint sensor is a hidden feature for you, while Wireless PowerShare is a perk for your battery-drained friends. It has a lot of nifty features – just know Samsung is asking for a lot of money, too.
The Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus is the new, almost-everything-included Samsung phone that you really want, if you can afford it – and can wrap your hands around its massive display.
Update: We added a bunch of new photos to the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus review camera gallery and also have a video review below. Check it out.
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We were immediately drawn to it as the bigger and better version of the standard Galaxy S10 and cheaper Galaxy S10e. There's a lot to like about the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus, and little to dislike.
The Galaxy S10 Plus redefines what a 'phablet' is in 2019, with a 6.4-inch edge-to-edge screen and Samsung's next-generation Infinity-O display, with a 'punch-hole' design for the front-facing cameras.
With a 93.1% screen-to-body ratio, the pixels now stretch from the small top speaker down to the thin bottom chin, and spill over the curved edges to the left and right.
There's more hidden under the glass too, with an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor on the front, a large 4,100mAh battery and Samsung's new Wireless PowerShare feature on the rear, allowing you to top-up other wireless charging devices.
The cleaner-looking back of the Galaxy S10 Plus features a triple-lens camera with a small camera bump. It takes normal, telephoto, and new ultra-wide photos, with the intention to help you capture more of what's in front of you without requiring you to back up.
