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1. #BEST PRIVACY SCREEN PROTECTOR FOR SAMSUNG GALAXY S10 PLUS PLUS#
2. #BEST PRIVACY SCREEN PROTECTOR FOR SAMSUNG GALAXY S10 PLUS FREE#

The aluminum frame also had a few more dings on the side it hit, but the screen, which didn't touch the floor this time, was still in working order as expected.Samsung Electronics, and its partners, use cookies and similar technologies (collectively “technologies”) to store and access information on your device. With two of the three camera modules completely blocked by the cracks on the glass that covered them. It had spiderwebs extending outward from the right hand side of the phone, moving up the middle and ending on the other side. And sure enough, the glass on the back (including the glass on the three-camera module) was completely shattered.

I didn't even have to turn over the phone to know what was coming: The sound said it all.

#BEST PRIVACY SCREEN PROTECTOR FOR SAMSUNG GALAXY S10 PLUS PLUS#

The glass S10 Plus landed nearly flat on the floor with a cringe-worthy slapping sound, while the ceramic phone flipped over mid fall and landed screen side down (not as we had intended).

#BEST PRIVACY SCREEN PROTECTOR FOR SAMSUNG GALAXY S10 PLUS FREE#

This time we raised them up to 5 feet before letting them free fall onto the sidewalk, back side down to test out the glass and ceramic backs. Drop 3: Eye level (5 feet), back side down It might not have been noticeable unless you were looking for it, but it was definitely enough to compromise the integrity of the glass.Įven with the few bumps and bruises, these phones had already proven to be tougher than their predecessors after surviving two falls from 3 feet. Celso Bulgatti/CNET Ceramic S10 PlusĪfter taking the screen protector off the ceramic model, I noticed some small dents on the bottom right hand side of the glass, right where the screen protector ends and the glass starts to curve to meet the aluminum frame. This is what the screen protector looked like on our S10 Plus after two falls from hip height (3 feet). There were a few minimal scratches on the bottom corner of the glass, but the more visible scratches were again on the frame. Only the sides of the glass screen that the screen protector wasn't able to cover had any visible damage. I decided to remove them at this point because they interfered with visibility and I need to assess the damage underneath. The screen protectors on both phones were noticeably damaged, with the bits of cement debris making bubbles below the surface. Neither one landed completely flat on the floor, but they did hit the screen first, then bounced, flipped over and made their final landing screen side up.

At this point both phones still had the screen protector on. Next up, we repeated the same drop, but with the screen facing down. Drop 2: Hip height (3 feet), screen side down The ceramic S10 Plus had similar damage, with just two tiny lighter-colored spots on the top right hand corner of the ceramic back, and some scrapes on the aluminum frame. The brunt of the damage was to the frame, with a few scrapes on the top border between the glass where it likely hit first. The screen protector on our glass S10 Plus already had a few bubbles and debris upon inspection, but nothing too serious on the front. I could immediately see that the back glass of the phone had survived with just a bit of debris from the cement sidewalk and a few small scratches on the glass right where it curves to meet the aluminum frame. Glass (Black, white, flamingo pink, blue, black) Samsung notes that the ceramic models have added strength, durability and scratch resistance compared to their glass counterparts. Aside from the higher storage capacity, the main reason why you would spend more on a ceramic model would be durability. Reason being the $999 base model with 128GB of onboard storage is only available win a glass back, once you bump up to the 512 GB or 1TB models it automatically switches to ceramic. The previous models had Gorilla Glass 5 on both sides.īut buying the ceramic S10 Plus will cost you at least $250 more than the glass S10 Plus. This time around, however, the glass on the front of the S10 Plus is made of Gorilla Glass 6 while the back is covered in Gorilla Glass 5 or ceramic, your choice. The glass backs on both theĬracked on the first drop from hip height. It's a great-looking combination that hasn't been so great at surviving our drop tests. Has the same signature curves and aluminum frame as previous models.