#samsung galaxy s9

After months of various teasers and leaks, Samsung's newest flagship Galaxy S10 family officially launches today. If you already have the Galaxy S9+ or the Note 9 and you wonder if it's worth upgrading to the Galaxy S10+, then you're in the right place. The Galaxy S10+ also raises the bar in terms of mobile data speed as the new chipset now brings an LTE Category 20 which could reach up to 2Gbps of a downlink. As for the other features, Samsung finally ditched their physical fingerprint scanners with the S10 and S10+ and instead, replaced it with an Ultrasonic fingerprint scanner which is the in-display scanning technology of the company. One thing to note as well is that they already implemented the Samsung One UI based on Android 9 Pie which gives a cleaner, more optimized, and a more refreshing look as compared with the S9+ and Note 9's Samsung Experience V9.5. Lastly, the Galaxy S10+ carries the largest battery capacity among the three and with it also comes a new generation of wireless charging called Wireless Power Share fast charging 2.0. Should you upgrade to the Galaxy S10+ given that you're an S9+ or Note 9 user? Not only would you get a more powerful device, but you'll also get to experience the new design showcased by Samsung with its punch-hole displays and more camera capabilities. Read more in our articles including "Samsung Galaxy S10+ vs S9+ vs Note 9 specs comparison" and "YugaTech Top Smartphones based on AnTuTu (2018)".