Samsung Galaxy S10 Phone Gallery: Advantages, disadvantages, and specifications of the Samsung Galaxy S10 phone, a comprehensive review

For a long time it was Samsung Company It controls a large part of The class leader in the Note & S series Known for them, and in February 2019, the company announced a new phone in S series It is the Samsung Galaxy S10 to compete with the company in the intense competition. Does the company outperform the competitors with this phone or not? Let's find out the answer through A comprehensive review of the phone.

Unboxing the Samsung Galaxy S10

We first begin by opening the phone case to find the following:

1. Samsung Galaxy S10
2. Samsung Galaxy S10 phone charger
3. Type C charger cable
4. Metal pin to open the phone's SIM card port.
5. A warranty booklet and instructions explaining how to use the phone are available in several languages ​​(including Arabic, of course).
6. A protective sticker is pre-glued to the phone screen.
7. AKG wireless earbuds.
8. Transparent silicone back cover to protect the phone from scratches and shocks.

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Phone features Samsung Galaxy S10

• Water and dust resistant with IP68 certification, underwater depth of up to one and a half meters for half an hour.
• Supports 5 mm port.
• Infinity O-shaped screen with a punch-hole front camera and better use of the screen.
• High quality camera.
• Supports wireless and reverse charging.

Phone defects Samsung Galaxy S10

• Battery capacity is relatively small.
• Notification bulb is not supported.
• Fast charging does not come with high power (only 15 watts), while there are competing phones that reach up to 27 watts (which means charging the phone faster).

Phone evaluation Samsung Galaxy S10

The phone excels in the processor, camera, and screen that comes with a front camera in the form of a hole at the top right of the screen instead of a notch. However, it has a flaw in the battery capacity, as well as the failure to develop the fast charging technology and increase its capacity.