Samsung Galaxy S10+ Plus (128GB, 8GB) 6.4″ AMOLED, Snapdragon 855, IP68 Water Resistant, Global 4G LTE (GSM + CDMA) T-Mobile Unlocked (AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, Metro) G975U (Prism Black)

Coming From a Galaxy S9
My Galaxy S9 developed a screen glitch (hardware related) so I looked for a replacement, otherwise I would still be using it. The S10+ was the last Samsung flagship to have both ear phone jack and memory expansion slot. I am not as concerned as some about having the latest software support; I can always root and upgrade manually if I so choose. I opted for NEW old stock and I suggest buying from DAC Enterprises as she currently has the best deals by far on these. The phone came unlocked with Android 12, One UI 4.1 and with Android security updates to mid 2022. AFAIK, there are security updates available online for this phone to mid 2023. The S10+ from DAC Enterprises came in a sealed OEM box with OEM charging block and cable, SIM eject tool and some paperwork. No buds. It also comes with a screen protector front and back installed from the Samsung factory. I also have a SuperShieldz glass protector, but I am hesitant to apply it because of the ultrasonic fingerprint sensor.The S10+ is much the same as the S10, but larger with bigger battery and a depth sensor for the front camera for bokeh effects. The S10+ is an evolutionally upgrade over the S9/S9+, however there are some things I prefer in the S9. For starters, the fingerprint sensor. Using the capacitive FP sensor on the S9 was so much easier and quicker than on my old S5 before it. I always use a case and with the case, it’s incredibly quick and easy to reach the sensor with my index finger. If you don’t use a case then your expreience will not be nearly as good with the S9. For the S10, Samsung “upgraded” the tech to an ultrasonic FP sensor. For people who don’t use cases, this change might have worked out reasonably well. But for me, now I have to locate the FP sensor on the open glass without a guide. (as the case cutout had been before). Yes, if I tap the screen it will light up the FP area, but this is an extra step not required on the older models. Next, I find that I need to press harder on the sensor (compared to the S9) to get a reliable reading. I am still getting used to it. YMMV, but for how I use my phones the S10/S10+ is a minor downgrade in terms of FP sensor convenience. OTOH, some say the new tech may be harder to spoof and thus be more secure.The other minor change I don’t like is the power button has been moved up much higher (why Samsung?) and is now too high. Also, moving up to the plus size has exacerbated this issue for me. In addition, the buttons have been made smaller. I ask again why? Now they are a little harder to locate/use quickly. This may not mean much to some, but for people who are power users (like me, fast and efficient) or to the opposite extreme, people with sight disabilities, they will likely be slowed down with the smaller harder to locate buttons. It’s more or less minor, but worth noting.Most of the changes though have been true upgrades and these phones are still (in 2024) IMHO world class with high end screens, cameras and audio reproduction capabilities. Android 12 is only 2 years old, and with 8 Gb RAM, 128 GB storage, and expansion available, this phone should keep almost everyone going for quite some time. If you can get it for the right price, 2 thumbs up.

Died on me in under three months.
The Galaxy S10+ was visually in excellent condition when it arrived and all functions worked flawlessly for 2 and a half months. The screen started flickering to the extent that I had a hard time using any of the apps. This progressed over 2 days, while I was on a road trip from Texas to California, to where I couldn’t log in to my phone. I contacted the seller and was told it was already out of warranty. I tried all the youtube fixes, resetting the phone, and nothing has worked. If you purchase one of these phones, buy the extended warranty Amazon offers. You might need it. It was an expensive 2 1/2 month phone rental….

Awesome purchase
This is my first phone purchased from Amazon. This is my first time using this vendor. The phone is new from the factory. All the attachments were in the box. This is why the vendor had a perfect 5 stars in their review.

So far so good
Replaced my old Samsung Galaxy s10 plus bc the screen cracked and it would cost the same to fix as buying a new one. So far everything is great. Easy to transfer everything over and it feels like I have the exact same phone.

Heat in 2 minutes

Excelente producto aunque su principal cualidades son las cámaras no me han gustado del todo la calidad de la imagen tuve una versión anterior y noto gran diferencia en cuanto a eso la calidad de la foto

Fue una compra muy buena. El teléfono funciona a la perfección, no tuve ningún problema con la configuración y el traslado de archivos. Además fue más barato en cualquier tienda de mi ciudad.100% recomendado