https://www.cnet.com/news/5-galaxy-s10-features-youll-probably-hate-most/ > So, while the Galaxy S10 phones' biggest flaws may not keep you from buying one, you should make sure you can live with the "worst" features before you commit. There will be many more worthy options down the road. > I've been using at least one of the Galaxy S10s since they first launched in February, and I can't tell you how many times they've slid off a desk or table or fumbled from my grasp. In fact, the Galaxy S10 Plus recently squeezed out of my back pocket like a tube of toothpaste and shattered its backing on my friend's concrete backyard. (It was entirely my fault for not putting a case on it sooner, but I do like to review phones as they come right out of the box.)