https://onezero.medium.com/review-samsungs-galaxy-s10-is-a-nearly-perfect-android-e7a517cd0b36

“Anniversary” devices are fraught with risk. A company like Samsung, now rolling out its 10th suite of Galaxy S phones, wants to celebrate an important brand without alienating customers who have grown accustomed to certain signatures. An incremental update won’t do, but radical changes could risk alienating the base—and result in a sales flop.

With the Android 9-based Samsung Galaxy S10+ ($999) Samsung has, a decade after delivering the first Galaxy handset, effectively threaded that needle, delivering a thin, light, and powerful handset that’s clearly a part of the Galaxy bloodline, while also taking the brand to places it’s never been before.