Samsung Galaxy S10e Compare

When Samsung released the Galaxy S10e, the “e” branding signified this was a budget-priced model. The S10e was originally released in 2019, and with this model no longer being the newest model, the prices will be even better. Upgrading from a Galaxy S7 Active (released in 2016) will result in …

Upgrading the Samsung Galaxy S8 Active to the Galaxy S10e brings several improvements to the performance and design. The Galaxy S10e features a Snapdragon 855 processor and two storage/RAM configurations: 128GB/6GB, or 256GB/8GB. There's also a camera hole punch on the front display, with virtually no bezels around the screen. …

The Galaxy S10e served as the entry-level model in the Galaxy S10 lineup, but upgrading from the Galaxy S7 (released in 2016) will still bring notable improvements. The display goes from 5.1-inches to 5.8-inches, and the display is also of higher quality with an Infinity Display and near bezel-less design. …

Samsung released the Galaxy S10e in 2019. The “e” served as the lower-priced model in the S10 lineup, but coming from the Galaxy S7 Edge (released in 2016) would mean a big boost in terms of performance and overall style. The processor goes from a Snapdragon 820 to a Snapdragon …

The Samsung Galaxy S10e is two generations newer than the S8 Plus and offers several key improvements. For starters, the S10e is faster thanks to its Snapdragon 855 processor and up to 8GB of RAM. It increases maximum internal storage to 256GB, and boosts camera capabilities with a dual-aperture main …

The Galaxy S10e is Samsung’s value-oriented variant of the S10. Being part of the S10 family, it features a nearly all-display front face with a circular cutout for the front-facing camera. As a result, the S10e is able to cram a similarly sized (but slightly lower resolution) screen into a …

The Galaxy S10e served as the entry-level-priced model in the S10 family, but it still has some notable improvements coming from a Galaxy S9. The display on the S10e is the same size as the S9, at 5.8-inches, though it does go to a Full HD Infinity Display. The Galaxy …

If you happen to be upgrading from the Galaxy S9+ to a Galaxy S10e you will get a phone with improvements spread across several key areas. The processor is bumped from a Snapdragon 845 to the Snapdragon 855, and the internal storage doubled going from 64GB to 128GB. The overall …

The Samsung Galaxy S10e arrived for sale in March 2019 and the Samsung Galaxy S23 arrived for sale in February 2023. The Galaxy S23 has several key advantages over the Galaxy S10e, including the newer and more powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor, and a better rear camera. Some …

Samsung released the Galaxy S10e in March 2019 and released the Galaxy S23+ in February 2023. The Galaxy S23 has several improvements over the Galaxy S10e, which include a larger display, a larger battery, a more powerful processor, and 5G cellular connectivity. Key specs for the Galaxy S23+ include a …

The Samsung Galaxy S10e was released in March 2019 and the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra was released in February 2023. The Galaxy S23 Ultra has several key advantages over the Galaxy S10e, including a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor and an integrated S Pen. The Galaxy S23 Ultra spec …

Choosing to upgrade from the Galaxy S10e to a Galaxy S21 Ultra would mean a fairly significant upgrade. You would be skipping the S20 lineup, and also going from the budget-priced “e” model to the higher-end Ultra model. The S21 Ultra has up to 12GB of RAM, up to 512GB …

Choosing to go from a Galaxy S10e to a Galaxy S21 Plus means shipping a generation, and also going from the “e” branded model to the larger and more powerful plus-sized model. The Galaxy S21 Plus power comes by way of an 8-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 processor, and the phone …

Upgrading from a Galaxy S10e to a Galaxy S21 means you would be skipping the S20 lineup. More to the point, this means you would be seeing an added boost in overall performance by going from the Snapdragon 855 processor to the Snapdragon 888 processor. You would also get a …

The Galaxy S20 Plus LTE offers a number of key improvements over the S10e. For starters, you get a faster Snapdragon 865 processor and higher base RAM capacity of 8GB, which serve to make your overall experience even smoother than on the S10e. Next, we have an improved triple-camera setup …

Upgrading to the Galaxy S20 LTE gets you a number of key improvements to performance, camera image quality, and display output. The first thing you’ll notice on the S20 LTE is the larger and more vibrant 6.2-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2x with up to 120Hz refresh rate for smooth motion. Thanks …

The massive upgrades offered by the Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G belie its status as a single generation newer than the S10e. The S20 Ultra 5G is considerably more powerful, with its Snapdragon 865 processor, 5G network connectivity, 12GB or 16GB RAM, and up to 512GB of internal storage. It also …

Stepping up to the Galaxy S20 Plus 5G gets you a number of improvements. The first thing you’ll notice is the large 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X with a 91% screen-to-body ratio. Not only beautiful, this Infinity-O display can run at up to 120Hz for super smooth motion. The S20+ 5G …

The Galaxy S20 5G is a major leap forward in a number of areas. For starters, the S20 5G is considerably faster than the S10e, thanks to its Snapdragon 865 processor, 12GB RAM, and 5G network connectivity. It also packs a larger and more vibrant 6.2-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2x with …