I don't know why some of the footage in this video got corrupted, I'm working on a fix to make sure this doesn't happen in the future. I apologize for this
One of the best android phone designs ever. Compact size, beautiful design, perfect finger print placement. I regretted trading mine in so i bought a refurbished one for 90 bucks. Still plenty fast for 99 percent of users.
Finger placement should have been a little lower, and the battery degraded so quickly in the 3 years I had it. By the time I sold mine it could barely survive 2 hours of use.
@@TWCBYBOIYWFI PixelOS based on Android 14, since I use a lot of Google stuff. The only downside is that Google Wallet/Pay can't be used (applies to any other ROMs as well).
For a retired flagship phone that's much faster than a new budget phone and in a mint condition, only $80?!?!?!?!? I'm astounded, man! How?!?!?! Knowing the Galaxy A phone I use, I really want to get this. I've always liked the Galaxy S10e for its compact size and beautiful build. It doesn't look 5 years old.
@@techshowyt It's actually very helpfull on larger phones. you can drag it to the edge of the screen and just click it. I found it more accessible than even the volume buttons
Samsung user here, from s10 to s22 i used 7 samsung and s10e still my fav daily drive because how compact the phone is and with s22ultra for entertainment (game,youtube,dll)
this is my current phone, ive been using an unlocked and refurbished unit for years... its an amazing little phone and the perfect size for my tiny man hands.
Aw man i remember i really wanted to get this phone for my collection, but im kinda limited. For some reason it looks like amazon just blacklisted the renewed s10s, dont know why maybe they were just too old, but if i can i will still try and get this for my collection.
IDK... Samsung must've "Had all the ducks in a row" when they had designed ALL their 10th Anniversary Flagship Galaxy S Phones... My Sister has an S10 plus and I have an s10e, and BOTH are still going strong!
My favourite phone ever. Had it for 4 years. Unfortunately i have started having serious problems with the battery. Camera with low light not so good either. Switched to an used S23, quite happy but miss the sd and the PERFECT size of the S10E
Amazing compact phone. Got it in 2022, still amazing. A bit stuttering somestimes (my country got the exynos model), but still good for everyday needs. Features of a flagship still holds up for price of an entry level phone (the only thing that very lacking is battery life, and temps)
My favourite phone ever. Only negative for me was the small battery life. Running it in 2024 is okay if you don't mind the lack of android and security updates since 2023. Otherwise it still feels smooth enough for me, performs good in emulation, and have the SD card slot (!!). That size was great too even for my bigger hands. One hand use is easy with this.
I still got mine. The only issue is the horrendous battery life. The s10e size is amazing. I love the size. The camera is amazing and the performance is amazing!
i used the s10e for a while a couple years ago and i loved that phone, however it did slow down over time which was disappointing. other than that, i think it’s a great phone as long as you don’t care about having the fastest latest tech
looking for a new daily driver for my mother, and i think this would be the perfect fit, since if she would need help with the device, i can help very easily since ive used samsungs all my life (current daily driver is an S21). she is also upgrading from a crappy umidigi (chinese amazon company) phone that got water damaged. thoughts? all she would use it for is online banking, calling, texting, and web browsing.
I would absolutely recommend this phone, only thing you'd want to keep in mind is battery life. It may need to be recharged somewhat frequently, so you'd probably want to make sure to keep a charger in your car and at your desk like I did. Other than that, this phone is awesome
I'm still rockin' a S10+...however, I find the camera quality not being as good as it could be. Other then that, the S10 series (e, +, 5g) are pretty amazing considering their age. ✌️
theres a utuber had a video of s6 line still running 98% of majority of apps. like maps gmail youtube and etc. that alone is a proof that s10 and note 10 line could easily work up until year 2030. granted you change battery with new one every 4 to 5yrs.
i have one since 2018, my main and only phone, everything is awsome, even the cameras are very good, you just didn't know to configure the settings right, this monster have 4K 60fps
@@bennolanswaggerdiaperautistic Can you please tell me, where have you ordered it new and how much does it cost? Your Country? and with shipping (all togather) how much is it? Thank you! 🙏
Sad that Samsung never made another S.. e phone. I also have mine and its great. Only thing I that keeps me from using it now is the weak battery. Its especially bad on the Exynos version.
I was disappointed because it was almost as good as their flagship phones at the time. I think they never made another one because the regular S phones are now of a similar size to the E.
I'm still using mine in 2024. The battery life is garbage and the phone mic stopped working, but I've yet to find something I'd rather upgrade to. It's the perfect size, has a headphone jack and expandable storage. I'm honestly debating just buying another to replace the one I'm using...
Definitely the Pixel 5. The S10e is still a really good phone, but I've had so much personal success with Pixels, I'd have to recommend going with one of those. I just haven't spent enough time with any Samsung phone to recommend them. That may change soon though
In 2024, I don’t think it makes any sense to go any further back than the s21 series. Because you still get some support without breaking the bank. The s10e particularly was notorious for horrible battery life even new so I wouldn’t even consider it. You’re much better off getting a base model s21 that’s going for around $200 with better battery and overall better specs. Also, I wouldn’t recommend any Pixel phone used or new. Had a 5a recently brick up after a Google Play update. So then you’ve basically bought an overpriced paper weight.
s21 is on exyshit (888 is also exyshit in disguise), terrible thermal and battery management. I'd pick up s20fe, it's better choice even on android 13, especially when newer versions doesn't bring that much what I'd consider useful, some minor rearrangements. And u can install custom os on it so there's no need to whine about lack of updates. That's what producers do to forsake you to buy newer (more expensive) phone and you don't get much out of it.
Don't change the battery yourself like I did twice with what seemed like a genuine one. Not that it's too hard but it did'nt change anything for me at all as I learned after that samsung does something specific related to some firmware calibration when they replace them. Me I still have the deterioration warning telling me to change the battery, even after a full factory reset. Make it replace by samsung imo.
Bought this phone brand new on release day in 2019, and it's still holding up, but offcourse it's starting to show it's age, shame Samsung forces people to there A-series if you wan't an SD card slot. The battery life is dramatic these days, i get arround 3 hours on screen time, even less with heavy RUclips use. I'm currently looking at Nothing Phone 2a, A55 Galaxy and Pixel7a, nothing Phone and Pixel don't have SD slots and the A55 and 2a are monstrosities of a phone... So i'm not keen on "upgrading" Anyways , i came from Iphone 5S/6/6S+/X to the Galaxy S10E and it has been the best phone i ever had, gonna miss the regular size of this phone, it's brilliant for one hand use and it fits my pockets easily.
@@BornIntoThis20 nah brother they won't, they generate to much money from people who are buying cloudspace. Monthly income is what they are aiming for unfortunately.
The BIGGEST problem is the lack of security feature updates! These older phones will NOT receive critical updates and could leave you vulnerable to attacks regardless of anti-virus or Google play updates! The Galaxy S10 or older are no longer receive updates or are now unsupported and you are risking security issues that will compromise your data! Yes, these older phones will run just fine today and do everything you need but you are at risk!
@@JoshAltosino ; Lmao is right! Samsung releases updates that protect yr phone from critical hacks that sadly most people are oblivious to. They then wonder how they got hacked and possibly lost MONEY, account control, or worse! I had to ditch my S20FE for this reason plus I wanted the NEW features the S23 & 24 series has to offer which is HUGE for me and even the update to Android 14 is a major plus.
You’re being paranoid for no reason. I refuse to update any of my gadgets. Ever. They always ruin the performance. “Security updates” are a fuking joke.
@@furiahispanica3823 ; The Samsung A54 or A35 in the US are pretty good upgrade options for yr S10E that will actually offer more features and will run just as fast if not faster since you mentioned the need for a headphone jack with ALL the latest security updates to boot! I upgraded from the S20FE to the S23FE which I got on Amazon for a great price of $509 last year. Only bummer is the lack of the SD card option. But I use DEX and really need the wireless charging options the "A" series phones do NOT have. It realy comes down to your budget and features that you want. I bought the 256GB option with the S23FE so I really have NO need for that SD card as I'm only using 26% fully loaded with tons of apps and stored music. The A35 goes for around $350US which offers alot of bang-for-buck.
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I don't know why some of the footage in this video got corrupted, I'm working on a fix to make sure this doesn't happen in the future.
I apologize for this
Is there a dex mode in S10e?
Yep
3:12 that’s actually a one ui feature. You can drag from the shutter button and you get another one that you can move to a convenient spot
S10e my Phone 2020-2024❤
One of the best android phone designs ever. Compact size, beautiful design, perfect finger print placement. I regretted trading mine in so i bought a refurbished one for 90 bucks. Still plenty fast for 99 percent of users.
Finger placement should have been a little lower, and the battery degraded so quickly in the 3 years I had it. By the time I sold mine it could barely survive 2 hours of use.
Just got a used one as a secondary phone for a ridiculously low price of 5€ and so far it feels great after installing a Custom ROM into it.
@@epicgames2051 what ROM did you install if you don't mind me asking? Might do that soon given that i have one myself.
@@TWCBYBOIYWFI PixelOS based on Android 14, since I use a lot of Google stuff. The only downside is that Google Wallet/Pay can't be used (applies to any other ROMs as well).
For a retired flagship phone that's much faster than a new budget phone and in a mint condition, only $80?!?!?!?!? I'm astounded, man! How?!?!?!
Knowing the Galaxy A phone I use, I really want to get this. I've always liked the Galaxy S10e for its compact size and beautiful build. It doesn't look 5 years old.
Be on the lookout for eBay deals! That's where I got mine, and they pop up with really good discounts all the time
@@techshowyt I'll see just for the sake of my interest. Unfortunately, eBay is not available in my country 😢
techshow: "you will be disappointed by the camera"
....camera immediately amazes me
I miss my s10e. Loved that phone.
I did too. I bought another one about 6 months ago on eBay for 90 bucks.
That second shutter button is a feature for accessibilty. It pops up when you hold and drag away the button. And can be put back to remove it.
And I thought it was a camera app bug 😂
Thanks for commenting this, now I'm just curious how this feature is helpful
@@techshowyt It's actually very helpfull on larger phones. you can drag it to the edge of the screen and just click it. I found it more accessible than even the volume buttons
Yeah lol I knew about it since my Galaxy S7 has this feature as well
Honestly, for $50 more you could find a Galaxy S20FE & that phone is amazing even in 2024!
Way too big if you're looking for a compact phone like this.
Yes it is using one
S20 is better in many aspects.
@@Sierra_mikein “MANY” aspects? Like what?
@@Gunsmoke2220 better soc, better battery life and faster charging, bigger main camera sensor, 3x tele, faster rom and ram.
I love the design of the S10e. The blue model resembles the back of the Ocean Blue Note9.
Samsung user here, from s10 to s22 i used 7 samsung and s10e still my fav daily drive because how compact the phone is and with s22ultra for entertainment (game,youtube,dll)
Great video as always bro 🎉
this is my current phone, ive been using an unlocked and refurbished unit for years... its an amazing little phone and the perfect size for my tiny man hands.
Aw man i remember i really wanted to get this phone for my collection, but im kinda limited. For some reason it looks like amazon just blacklisted the renewed s10s, dont know why maybe they were just too old, but if i can i will still try and get this for my collection.
Something like pixel experience and doing some undervolting will do wonders to s10e!
For my small hands, a perfect phone .. i wonder why companies aren't making these sorts of phone in midrange as well?
I LOVED my S 10E
IDK... Samsung must've "Had all the ducks in a row" when they had designed ALL their 10th Anniversary Flagship Galaxy S Phones... My Sister has an S10 plus and I have an s10e, and BOTH are still going strong!
My favourite phone ever. Had it for 4 years. Unfortunately i have started having serious problems with the battery. Camera with low light not so good either. Switched to an used S23, quite happy but miss the sd and the PERFECT size of the S10E
The SoT is around 15-20% per hour max for me. Screen off drain is 1-2% per hour too. Just carry a 10000mAh powerbank; it's well worth the form factor.
Amazing compact phone. Got it in 2022, still amazing. A bit stuttering somestimes (my country got the exynos model), but still good for everyday needs. Features of a flagship still holds up for price of an entry level phone (the only thing that very lacking is battery life, and temps)
I still have my S10e. Had is since 2019, but It's gotten slow now
My favourite phone ever. Only negative for me was the small battery life. Running it in 2024 is okay if you don't mind the lack of android and security updates since 2023. Otherwise it still feels smooth enough for me, performs good in emulation, and have the SD card slot (!!). That size was great too even for my bigger hands. One hand use is easy with this.
I used this as 2nd phone for working. Small and compact❤❤
I still got mine. The only issue is the horrendous battery life. The s10e size is amazing. I love the size. The camera is amazing and the performance is amazing!
i used the s10e for a while a couple years ago and i loved that phone, however it did slow down over time which was disappointing. other than that, i think it’s a great phone as long as you don’t care about having the fastest latest tech
looking for a new daily driver for my mother, and i think this would be the perfect fit, since if she would need help with the device, i can help very easily since ive used samsungs all my life (current daily driver is an S21). she is also upgrading from a crappy umidigi (chinese amazon company) phone that got water damaged.
thoughts? all she would use it for is online banking, calling, texting, and web browsing.
I would absolutely recommend this phone, only thing you'd want to keep in mind is battery life. It may need to be recharged somewhat frequently, so you'd probably want to make sure to keep a charger in your car and at your desk like I did. Other than that, this phone is awesome
My daughter has a s10e and she loves it. Phone works perfectly with no issues. Will update her most likely to a s22 .
I wouldnt recommend the S22 it is going to be a downgrade in terms of heating. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 is known to be overheating
S23 better than s22 by far
I bought this phone twice, ilove it and I really enjoyed it
I bought Asus zenfone 9 with 450$. Thats so great, camera is very good, fast reaction, good looking. Its the same size with S10e. Thanks to Asus.
I'm still rockin' a S10+...however, I find the camera quality not being as good as it could be. Other then that, the S10 series (e, +, 5g) are pretty amazing considering their age. ✌️
theres a utuber had a video of s6 line still running 98% of majority of apps. like maps gmail youtube and etc. that alone is a proof that s10 and note 10 line could easily work up until year 2030. granted you change battery with new one every 4 to 5yrs.
3:10 That's a feature :)) You should be able to just drag it back to the main shutter button and it'll disappear.
Bro can you please give a reply about battery performance
I have an s21ultra, my phone has been stock on android 12 since 2022 I haven't gotten an update uphill today 😢
i have one since 2018, my main and only phone, everything is awsome, even the cameras are very good, you just didn't know to configure the settings right, this monster have 4K 60fps
Please can u make a video on lg v50
Great phone but won’t get a great battery timing out of it instead for £50 - £80 you can get a much better and faster Galaxy S20
just bought one today for 40 eur (it has a broken back, but still a good deal)
I’m getting the galaxy s10e very soon. And I’m very excited
get a new one if possible becoz battery would very weak in used phone , i always want buy s10e only one issue is the battery life that all
@@NoName-xp6dc I ordered it new
@@bennolanswaggerdiaperautistic
Can you please tell me, where have you ordered it new and how much does it cost?
Your Country? and with shipping (all togather) how much is it? Thank you! 🙏
@@alexanderdidebashvili4898 yes. It’s from Amazon. But it’s out of stock right now. But I paid 143 dollars
@@alexanderdidebashvili4898 I’m from the us
Best phone not me still hangng on it 2024 ❤
Sad that Samsung never made another S.. e phone. I also have mine and its great. Only thing I that keeps me from using it now is the weak battery. Its especially bad on the Exynos version.
I was disappointed because it was almost as good as their flagship phones at the time. I think they never made another one because the regular S phones are now of a similar size to the E.
I'm still using mine in 2024. The battery life is garbage and the phone mic stopped working, but I've yet to find something I'd rather upgrade to. It's the perfect size, has a headphone jack and expandable storage. I'm honestly debating just buying another to replace the one I'm using...
how much screen on time u get i considering buying new one only battery ,, / or is it worth it to buy another phone
Between pixel 5 or this, what would you choose for 2024 and beyond?
Definitely the Pixel 5. The S10e is still a really good phone, but I've had so much personal success with Pixels, I'd have to recommend going with one of those. I just haven't spent enough time with any Samsung phone to recommend them. That may change soon though
well, pixel 4a has snapdragon 730
s10e has snapdragon 855
Ah yes me watching this on my Galaxy S7
Didn't try Samsung Dex or Samsung pay which works everywhere
In 2024, I don’t think it makes any sense to go any further back than the s21 series. Because you still get some support without breaking the bank. The s10e particularly was notorious for horrible battery life even new so I wouldn’t even consider it. You’re much better off getting a base model s21 that’s going for around $200 with better battery and overall better specs. Also, I wouldn’t recommend any Pixel phone used or new. Had a 5a recently brick up after a Google Play update. So then you’ve basically bought an overpriced paper weight.
s21 is on exyshit (888 is also exyshit in disguise), terrible thermal and battery management. I'd pick up s20fe, it's better choice even on android 13, especially when newer versions doesn't bring that much what I'd consider useful, some minor rearrangements. And u can install custom os on it so there's no need to whine about lack of updates. That's what producers do to forsake you to buy newer (more expensive) phone and you don't get much out of it.
Watching on my S10e
I have the Samsung s10e.
You won't be sorry to own one.
Only problem is getting a battery.
If someone gets a awesome battery for it.
Please drop link
I just ship mine from China.
Don't change the battery yourself like I did twice with what seemed like a genuine one. Not that it's too hard but it did'nt change anything for me at all as I learned after that samsung does something specific related to some firmware calibration when they replace them. Me I still have the deterioration warning telling me to change the battery, even after a full factory reset. Make it replace by samsung imo.
Hmm yeah yeah taking my notes (Im using an s10e that is falling apart and dont have money for a new one)
S10 for everybody 😅😅
Bought this phone brand new on release day in 2019, and it's still holding up, but offcourse it's starting to show it's age, shame Samsung forces people to there A-series if you wan't an SD card slot. The battery life is dramatic these days, i get arround 3 hours on screen time, even less with heavy RUclips use. I'm currently looking at Nothing Phone 2a, A55 Galaxy and Pixel7a, nothing Phone and Pixel don't have SD slots and the A55 and 2a are monstrosities of a phone... So i'm not keen on "upgrading"
Anyways , i came from Iphone 5S/6/6S+/X to the Galaxy S10E and it has been the best phone i ever had, gonna miss the regular size of this phone, it's brilliant for one hand use and it fits my pockets easily.
If I were you i'd Buy a S21 They Are At A Really Good Price on eBay Refurbished
@vitormfsantos
Yeah gave them a quik look but the price and bad update policy is holding me back, otherwise great small powerhouse of a phone.
@@JoshAltosino S21 is what... 3 years old? That means i'm looking for a new phone in 2 years again so that's not realy an option.
I agree, I still wait to upgrade for an S series with SD card but not sure they will add it anyday, 128/256gb would feel like a downgrade from S10e...
@@BornIntoThis20 nah brother they won't, they generate to much money from people who are buying cloudspace. Monthly income is what they are aiming for unfortunately.
It could run one UI 5
50 percent everyhour ?
What ui are u using?
10e or a14 which one is better
A14 has a better battery and not much else
Still my dream phone is s10😢 i cant even buy this phone due to lack of money😢
He only paid $80 for it pre-owned. Surely you can afford that.
@@jackwilson5542 bruh in India its still 16k to 17k 😭 how can a student can buy 18k phone by his own
cool
Who proof-watched this video lmao
The project got messed up and I didn't want to reedit the whole thing from the beginning 😭
I'm too lazy, so I called it good and sent it lol
Swipe gestures is trash :/
s20 ultra
The BIGGEST problem is the lack of security feature updates! These older phones will NOT receive critical updates and could leave you vulnerable to attacks regardless of anti-virus or Google play updates! The Galaxy S10 or older are no longer receive updates or are now unsupported and you are risking security issues that will compromise your data! Yes, these older phones will run just fine today and do everything you need but you are at risk!
As Long As Your Doing Nothing Sketchy Your Fine Lmao
@@JoshAltosino ; Lmao is right! Samsung releases updates that protect yr phone from critical hacks that sadly most people are oblivious to. They then wonder how they got hacked and possibly lost MONEY, account control, or worse! I had to ditch my S20FE for this reason plus I wanted the NEW features the S23 & 24 series has to offer which is HUGE for me and even the update to Android 14 is a major plus.
You’re being paranoid for no reason. I refuse to update any of my gadgets. Ever. They always ruin the performance. “Security updates” are a fuking joke.
Yep, writing this from a Samsumg Galaxy S10e, no more updates. Now looking for another budget phone with a headphone jack.
@@furiahispanica3823 ; The Samsung A54 or A35 in the US are pretty good upgrade options for yr S10E that will actually offer more features and will run just as fast if not faster since you mentioned the need for a headphone jack with ALL the latest security updates to boot! I upgraded from the S20FE to the S23FE which I got on Amazon for a great price of $509 last year. Only bummer is the lack of the SD card option. But I use DEX and really need the wireless charging options the "A" series phones do NOT have. It realy comes down to your budget and features that you want. I bought the 256GB option with the S23FE so I really have NO need for that SD card as I'm only using 26% fully loaded with tons of apps and stored music.
The A35 goes for around $350US which offers alot of bang-for-buck.
Bro try new samsung phone
I only buy phones when I find them cheap lol
Nice review but why so long nails?