SAMSUNG Galaxy S10+ SIM Free Review

• Top features: – Infinity-O edge-to-edge glass display with dual selfie cameras – Wireless power sharing lets you charge up your friend’s phone wherever you are – Photography that’s true to life with three rear cameras – Next generation security with an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner – Updated interface makes everything easier to use Infinity-O edge-to-edge glass display Featuring a completely new glass display (called the Infinity-O) that wraps from edge to edge, the exclusive Prism Silver Samsung Galaxy S10+ has a striking high-end look. With no home button and no notch for the receiver, the only thing on the front of the S10+ other than glass is the dual selfie cameras. To keep your glass display safe from everyday knocks and accidental scratches, it’s protected with Gorilla Glass, and there’s a screen protector included. Wireless power sharing Bring your friend’s phone back to life without needing a cable, or top up the battery on your Galaxy Watch wherever you are. The Galaxy S10+ features wireless power sharing – so as long as you’ve got 30% charge you can share your battery life without needing to be plugged in. And then when you get back home, if you have a Qi wireless charger you can just stack your Samsung wireless headphones on top of the S10+ to charge them both up. With a 4100 mAh battery, the S10+ has loads of power, even if you use it non-stop for the entire day. You can watch shows online and use apps that would typically drain your battery, and you still won’t have to worry about running out of power. Photography that’s true to life Take photos that look as good as real life with three great quality rear-facing cameras. You’ve got a wide lens, a zoom one and an ultra-wide one – so every detail looks exactly as it does when you’re looking at it. Show your family a shot from your city break that looks just as it was, or capture every ray of light from a sunset without everything else looking dark. Next generation security Security is incredibly important when it comes to your phone, which is why the Galaxy S10+ has loads of upgrades. There’s an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner, which reads every ridge and notch of your finger for incredibly accurate protection. And because the scanner sits under the glass screen, you won’t accidentally smudge your rear camera reaching back for a separate sensor. Updated interface The Galaxy S10+ is built to be super simple to use, with a new interface called One UI. So it will be easier to use the large 6.4‚Äù screen one-handed, your homepage will be uncluttered, and icons will pop with colour. Please note: PowerShare requires wireless charge compatible (QI standard) devices. S10 battery will need to be above 30% to PowerShare without being plugged into mains charge.
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