by Hayato Huseman on (#54WXD)
We've been using Samsung phones since before the company even starting using Android, and we use our experience to give you the best recommendations on which of the company's phones are worth buying — and which to avoid.All-around flagshipSamsung Galaxy S10$600 at AmazonProsMuch more affordableHeadphone jack and microSDSmall, pocketable designHigher resolution displayConsSlower chargingNo S PenSmaller screenThe Galaxy S10 may be half a year old, but it still stands strong as one of the best options in Samsung's lineup. It offers nearly identical specs as the newer Note 10 in a smaller body with a sharper display, and still features wired audio and expandable storage — though it's missing the Note's S Pen.Superphone with a stylusSamsung Galaxy Note 10$750 at AmazonProsUnique S PenSleek new designFaster 25W chargingCustomizable power buttonConsNo expandable storageNo headphone jackCosts more for same core featuresThe Galax...