The new Samsung Galaxy S10 is finally here, so after so many leaks and countless rumors, let's review its key features and how it aims to reclaim its market dominance. If you want to know all the details and highlights, keep reading.
It comes in three different versions
From smallest to largest, the S10e, S10, and S10+ will have 5,8-inch, 6,1-inch, and 6,4-inch screens respectively. All feature AMOLED displays.
- Galaxy S10e: 5,8″ Full HD+ available in 6 GB + 128 GB and 8 GB + 256 GB
- Galaxy S10: 6,1″ Quad HD+ available in 8 GB + 128 GB and 8 GB + 256 GB
- Galaxy S10+: 6,4″ Quad HD+ available in 8 GB + 128 GB, in 8 GB + 512 GB (ceramic) and in 8 GB + 1 TB (ceramic).
There will be a fourth model with 5G connectivity, and it will arrive in summer
In addition to offering compatibility with the new data network, this Galaxy S10 5G will have some differences from its siblings, reaching 6,7 inches and featuring an extra camera that will function as a 3D depth sensor. It will be available in a single version with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage.
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Aesthetically, at first glance, it is very conservative
The Infinity Display design reached its peak a couple of generations ago, and although the manufacturer has continued to reduce the bezel a little more each year, broadly speaking, the new devices feel very similar to previous versions . With the new S10, the bezels continue to shrink until they almost disappear, but at first glance, it will look very similar to an S9.
Things you won't notice at first
Its bezels have been greatly reduced thanks to the hole for the front camera, going from 84,4% screen-to- body ratio on the Galaxy S9+ to 93,1% . This increase has allowed for a new aspect ratio, this time featuring a 19:9 display.
Dynamic AMOLED screen
The new Dynamic AMOLED display is simply better than the previous one. It offers a more accurate color range, provides better image definition, and has reduced power consumption to minimize the impact on battery life. Furthermore, the infamous blue light effect that many disliked in Samsung displays appears to have been reduced by default.
Fingerprint reader integrated into the screen. At last
One of the most talked-about rumors of recent years has finally been confirmed with the new Galaxy S10. The ultrasonic fingerprint reader integrated into the screen will be present in the S10 and S10+ (also in the 5G model), but not in the S10e. This model will offer it integrated into the power button located on the side of the device.
Triple camera
As always, the Galaxy S family incorporates new features related to photography, and in this case, the changes involve a triple-camera system that adds an ultra-wide-angle lens compared to the Galaxy S9. The cameras we'll find in the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+ are as follows:
- Telephoto lens 12-megapixel f/2.4 OIS XNUMXx magnification
- Wide angle 12-megapixel Dual Pixel F1.5/2.4 IOS that will act as the main camera
- Ultra wide angle (123 degrees) 16-megapixel f/2.2
Dual front camera for the S10+
To quickly distinguish a Galaxy S10 from a Galaxy S10+, besides the size, you only need to look at the front camera . The S10+ is the only one with a dual front camera, offering a 10-megapixel main sensor with Dual Pixel autofocus technology and an f/1.9 aperture, and a second 8-megapixel RGB camera responsible for controlling the depth of field for portrait mode photography effects. Both the S10 and S10e will only have a single front camera.
much more battery
Samsung has managed to increase the capacity of the battery by offering a quite spectacular increase in it, since we went from 3.000 and 3.500 mAh of the S9 and S9+ to 3.400 and 4.100 mAh of the S10 and S10+ respectively. Taking into account the improvements in the processor and the screen, the new terminals may offer quite outstanding autonomy. Besides,