Samsung Galaxy S10 Factory Unlocked Android Cell Phone | US Version | 128GB of Storage | Fingerprint ID and Facial Recognition | Long-Lasting Battery | Prism White

I've had Samsung phones n other products from the beginning. I use 2 buy them from T-mobile, but I lost some faith on them bec. a couple of yes. ago I bought 2 iPhones from them on a Jan. 1 of them gave me problems big time. I tried everything. Finally,, I decided2 reset it, n 2 my SUPRISE it had been reset a mo. B4, in Dec.! I had bought it the following Jan.! They were sold 2 me as if new! They would not admit their act of thievery!! I returned them and was charged restocking fees, and of course, U also lose on the refund. Since then I buy Samsungs, but internationally, w/ the bands opened by Samsung. Great savings!! even though U can't have the Guaranty given in the US. I was somewhat hesitant buying this Samsung S10 on Amazon, which I wanted 2 have since it came out.. However it was offered brand new, bands were opened by Samsung, and U have the Amazon 30 day free return, at no cost 2 U. What can go wrong g, how can U lose? Better yet for me: w/ T-mob. U have 2 buy an extra line, for $20. If U have Amazon Prime U can spread the price in 18 monthly installments interest free1. If U pay it outright U get an additional 5% back! Better than Bank's interest rates!

I recently upgraded from an already excellent Samsung Galaxy S8. I found after 3rd year the battery was not holding up for a full day any more. Having jumped a generation to the S10 I see a lot of great updates. The cameras are significantly better in all scenarios due to the many more lenses, 3 vs 1 and better imaging processing. The phone is also a lot faster, again down to the two generation leap. The finger print reader is better than the S8 in terms of position accuracy and speed, although it is definitely not the fastest unlock.I do wish the battery was better, whilst I can get 2 days when hardly using the phone my regular consumption means the battery lasts a day max. Usually if I'm using hotspot it will just last a working day with maybe a few hours to spare. I worry over the long term effects of this high usage. The reason I went for this over the S20 was simple, cost, headphone jack, design and lack of carrier restrictions. Having this phone unlocked is a real benefit when switching and having less bloatware. Overall I'm very happy with my purchase and I don't look forward to upgrading next time as I'll be losing out on the headphone jack!

Its a very nice phone. I'll be keeping this one for a few years I hope. I do have two small complaints. #1 The front facing camera hole is always on the screen when watching videos. It can be irritating if that kind of thing bothers you. Usually I'm one of those people it bothers, but I never notice it. #2 The fingerprint scanner being INSIDE the front screen can be weird. Instead of using muscle memory and your finger automatically knowing where to go to unlock it, you have to search for it when the screen is off because a smooth surface with no difference in feeling is a hard thing to master compared to the physical back sensor on the S8 or the front sensor on the S7. Overall though I recommend this phone if you can look over the two issues above. Its a powerful phone that can run just about any game in max settings and the screen is really top notch. The battery life on a typical day sits at about 60%. That's after a 9 hour work day using bluetooth to connect to my Galaxy Watch to count steps and listening to music on and off. A great improvement over the S8 I had

Let me be VERY clear.There were ALOT of mixed reviews on if the phone could be activated with sprint. The answer is YES. You must take it to the sprint store so they can get you the right sized SIM card. After getting the phone I got liquid tempered glass (on the front) and a case for the back (otter box) I read somewhere that you would have to delete any previous finger prints from the phone after installing such glass. So if the scanner doesn’t work try deleting them and redoing them. So far I am very pleased with the outcome. I came from a s7 edge so this is definitely an upgrade. I needed up purchasing one that was “slightly damaged” when I opened the phone there was absolutely no damage no scratches or anything. That saved me about $200. In my opinion it was worth the risk.

I haven't had the phone long but I love it already. I've had a Samsung in the past, a handful of bottom of the barrel budget LG phones and a iPhone 5s. The Galaxy s10 is a HUGE jump in quality for me. App usage wise it's handle basically everything I've thrown at it but it gets a little warm playing games with heavy HD 3D graphics. But I'm suspecting that'll happen with any phone till better cooling is invented. I may upload some examples of photos I've take to show off the camera, for now I'll do some pros and cons.Pros :- Beautiful design and colors.- Camera is just about the best you can get.- Glass back and front.- Feels great in the hand.Cons :- Fragile (don't drop this device on a hard surface).- Battery life could be better.- Poor selfie camera positioning / setup (it at times interferes with some apps).- Price.Note : I haven't really used the finger print reader but I'll update my review once I remember to test it out.

Good

there is no option to turn off the camera's shutter sound