The Samsung Galaxy S10, S10 +, and S10e Compared

Lauren Hannula Managing Editor

Updated 31 July 2025

EDITOR'S NOTE: Since their release date in 2019, the Samsung Galaxy S10 series has been replaced by newer Galaxy S-series models. The Galaxy S10, S10+, and S10e are no longer supported by the latest Android software updates.

The information below reflects the data and pricing at the time of the devices' release, and availability will differ from when we first reviewed them. You can upgrade to a new Galaxy phone, or you may still be able to find refurbished models of this device through retailers such as Amazon or eBay.

In this Guide

The New Samsung Galaxy S10 Series At-a-Glance
Galaxy S10 Series Updates
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Article Summary

If you've been looking for a complete comparison of the Samsung Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10+, and Galaxy S10e – then you've come to the right place!

The Samsung Galaxy S10 series comes with a Next Level Infinity-O display and on that beautiful new display–they've added an ultra sonic on-screen fingerprint reader, too
They've also added new ways to charge your accessories (as well as others' phones) and so much more

If you're looking for all the latest information on the Samsung Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10+, and the Galaxy S10e – then read below, because we've got all the details you need right here.

Samsung Galaxy S10 Series at a glance

Review the Samsung Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10+, and the Galaxy S10e guide below if you're just looking for information on the most important specs like battery life, screen size, and more.

Samsung Galaxy S10, S10+, and S10e Compared

	Galaxy S10	Galaxy S10+	Galaxy S10e
Screen Size	6.1"	6.4"	5.8"
Cameras	Triplicate on back: 16MP ultra-wide, 12MP standard, and 12MP telephoto Front: 10MP	Triplicate on back: 16MP ultra-wide, 12MP standard, and 12MP telephoto Dual front: 10MP and 8MP	Dual on back: 16MP ultra-wide and 12MP standard Front: 10MP
Processor	Snapdragon 855	Snapdragon 855	Snapdragon 855
Battery Life	3,400mAh	4,100mAh	3,100mAh
RAM	8GB	8GB, 12GB	6GB, 8GB
Water Resistant	Water resistant to a depth of 1.5 meter for up to 30 minutes	Water resistant to a depth of 1.5 meters for up to 30 minutes	Water resistant to a depth of 1.5 meter for up to 30 minutes
Internal Memory	128GB and 512GB	128GB, 512GB, and 1TB	128GB and 256GB
Operating System	Android 9.0 Pie	Android 9.0 Pie	Android 9.0 Pie
Price	$899	$999	$749

Galaxy S10 Series Feature Updates

If you're on the fence about making an investment (and it is an investment) in a Samsung Galaxy S10 series smartphone, look below for the full upgraded features list.

Samsung Galaxy S10 Series Feature Upgrades

The S10 and S10+: new Next Level Infinity-O screen which gives you more screen space and avoids the annoying camera notch
S10e: flat screen (not the rounded Infinity-O display) but it is still an edge to edge display
All three devices also have PowerShare capabilities, which allow you to charge your accessories and others' phones — simply by placing them on top of your phone
S10 and S10+: they have moved the fingerprint sensor to the front, below the glass, whereas the S10e has the fingerprint sensor on the side which unifies it with the power button
S10 and S10+: triplicate main cameras, 16MP ultra-wide, 12MP standard, and 12MP telephoto
S10e: has a dual rear and single front camera layout
If you're a group-selfie person, then the new ultra-wide dual front cameras on the S10+ are for you, but the S10+ is the only one with this new feature
S10, S10+, and S10e: optical image stabilization and records in HDR10+

In a nutshell, Samsung's new flagship Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+ are their more feature-rich devices (not unlike Apple's release of the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max) and their economy flagship release is the Samsung Galaxy S10e (which is also similar to Apple's release of the iPhone XR).

Lauren Hannula

Managing Editor

Lauren is WhistleOut's Managing Editor. With over 14 years of digital writing and publishing experience, she's developed a passion for breaking down overly complex topics to offer easy, affordable solutions that help make the most of the tech you already have in your pocket. Her work has appeared in industry stalwarts such as CNET, Yahoo! News, and Forbes.

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