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Is it worth Buying Samsung Galaxy S10?

The Buzz word in the mobike town is the new flagship from Samsung. After a year of notches, and gimkkes, finally we have an bezelless screen. The screen is one thing that differentiates the S10 from competition. Lets take a dive into the depth and breadth of what makes this phone the trend setter of 2019.

Samsung has lauched three flagship phones in addition to the 5G phone, which is not expected anytime and then there is the Galaxy Fold, which is more of a prototype than a commercial product. This devices main is perceived to put pressure on other Phone manufacturers to jump in the race for the next big thing.

The S10 comes with a 7-nanometer chip and everything that a flagship must have. What this phone the best Samsung phone has the One UI that Samsung has introduced on the software side. This makes it very easy for one-handed use. The phones have been larger and larger over the years. And it has become very difficult to reach the top right and left edges of the screen for notification and stuff.

What One UI does is that it has a beautiful title that covers the large part of the upper screen and makes it more accessible for one-handed use. When you swipe up it shrinks down and it become a good old large screen with the clean screen.

This makes the overall user experience a notch better than other similar flagship.

The one thing that still bothers is the bixy bee button. Although there has an announcement that you can remap the button to your own wish. But still as they say, the devil lies in the details, only on top of bixy bee you will be able to add the user app. Such as
1) Single click - Google Assistant
2) Double click - BixyB

Coming to the camera section, as usual we have one of the best setup in the smartphone space. The Triple camera setup delivers some excellent photos, but the pixel from last, according to me still beats the S10 by a small margine with its single camera.

Next comes the front facing camera, this is what makes the S10 unique from other phones that use various approaches for the camera piece, ear piece and front speakers.

Well the notch has its own advantage, like in the pixel for its stero speakers but with a gigantic notch, or the tear drop notch like the OnePlus 6T. The S10 has gone for a laser cut punch hole camera in the screen that makes it less obtrusive for the eyes. This where there a trade.

In the S10 and S10 E there is a single front facing camera, which almost belends into the screen and this is especially true when we are seeing videos and playing games, but we have to compromise on the selfie quality. Its exactly the opposite in the S10 plus, where the portrait selfies and much more vibrant and blur is clearly differentiated. The notch kind of moves to the sides tha being the middle, the notification icons are moves to the middle and it will take sometime to get used.

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