Samsung Galaxy S21+ Vs Samsung Galaxy S10+! (Comparison) (Review) By Simple Alpaca

Welcome back everyone, let's go ahead and talk about none other than the Samsung Galaxy s, 21, plus, and compare it to kind of like its predecessor, the Samsung Galaxy s10 plus now, both these phones are obviously from the s lineup, but it's very strange because Samsung did something a little different this year. So, first pricing wise, you know the Samsung Galaxy s21 plus cost a thousand dollars right now, the s10 plus. You could pick up in a lot of places for less than half that cost. So that's something that sounds a lot greater to you. I will leave both these phones linked down below you can get them from there and help support the channel at the same time. Now I think a very important thing to keep in mind is that at the time the s10 plus was like the greatest that Samsung had in the s lineup, but now that's kind of for the s20 ultra or the s21 ultra.

So that's a kind of big thing to keep in mind, but otherwise, looking on the front of the Samsung Galaxy, s10 plus had a 6.4 inch dynamic. AMOLED display it was a 1440p panel and at that time, even now, it's still a very, very good panel like this is a beautiful panel for sure it's hard to believe that Samsung or any manufacturer can keep one-upping their displays from the previous generation, including this one. This was a beautiful panel for sure you had that dual camera setup on the front of the phone suit, which looked kind of weird, I'm not gonna, lie, but they otherwise changed it from. Then you had the fingerprint sensor in the display and overall, a curved panel too. That's another big thing, but overall you had a really, really good.

Looking phone on the front of the Galaxy S10 plus when the s21 plus you had the 6.7 inch 1080p panel, so a little of a difference right there we went from a 1440p panel to a 1080p panel, not really a huge fan of that. I don't think anybody really liked that here, the fingerprint sensor and the display still center hole punch display. So that's kind of like the difference, but I don't know I'm not really a fan of that. I don't really think anybody liked that lower resolution display, but a huge thing to keep in mind, and we have to keep reiterating these resolutions- aren't really everything a humongous advantage that the s21 plus over the s20 over the s10 plus, or even you know, other phones is the fact that it has that 120 hertz refresh rate and that in and of itself I would take a 720p panel with 120 hertz refresh rate over 1440p panel. To be honest, sometimes that 120 hertz refresh rate is a really cool capability.

Now they could have easily done both. They could have kept 1440p and done 120 hertz, but again there's nothing. We can do about it so that right there is pretty much the biggest differences on the front, USB type c, on the bottoms of both headphone jack and s10, plus as well, but a micro SD card slot and the s10 plus as well- and these are some major changes. You know when you look at the body of both these you're gonna notice, these type of things- and it definitely is kind of annoying when you have the s10 plus. That has like more, I o and just more functionality overall than the galaxy s21 plus on the back.

You have a frosted glass back on the s21 plus, but the standard glass back on the s10 plus. In my opinion, I kind of like the frosted glass back, the s21 plus has going for it, so that in and of itself is another pretty big advantage that that phone has over a lot of the competition, as I stated before. So when it comes down to that aspect for sure the s21 plus, I guess it feels like the better phone. You know it feels like the better phone overall but functionality wise, there's still a couple functionalities that the s10 plus has and some features the s9 plus has such as the headphone jack micro SD card slot. The test 21 plus doesn't have now.

Both of them have reverse wireless charging and everything like that on the back, which is great, but we do have that camera setups on the back of both these phones as well that'll, pretty much go ahead and hit on right now. The Samsung Galaxy s10 plus had that 12 megapixel winning lens 12, megapixel telephoto lens, then a 16 megapixel ultrawide sensor with the Samsung Galaxy s21, plus, on the other hand, had that 12 megapixel, wide angle, lens 64, megapixel, telephoto lens, then a 12 megapixel ultrawide sensor. Now, when it comes down to the camera quality starting off with the s10 plus first, what I can tell you was is that that phone still has a really, really good camera setup for the most part, there's not a lot of phones that I stated back in the day. You know even now that still hold up so well. In the camera standpoint you can do 4k 60 on the back, and you can do 4k 60 on the front too, which is really awesome.

So when it comes down to this overall camera setup, I can definitely tell you the Samsung Galaxy s10 plus this camera is for sure an amazing asset. It looks good. It feels good. Furthermore, it still performs extremely well. If anything, I still think it's perfectly fine, there's not really a huge difference, factor between the s10 plus and the s21 plus, I think camera quality photos.

All that stuff is going to be better on the s21 plus, but I think the s10 plus still has a really, really good camera setup for sure, but on the s21 plus, though, like I stated, the cameras are going to look overall, better you're, going to be having more functionality, you're going to be having better camera setups, but the best thing about the s21 plus camera and maybe the biggest advantage you have on that phone. Is the 8k capability that you can film it. Now, it's not really a necessity. It's not something that you have to use, and it's not really something that a lot of people are going to be using anytime soon. But it's the fact that you have that capability in and of itself.

It's something! That's really, really awesome! You know when you have that capability starting off. You are already future proofing yourself like a crazy amount. So that's a pretty big thing to keep in mind. So when it comes down to both of these I'll, probably tell you the Samsung Galaxy s, 10 21, plus this camera is better than any other camera right now. For the most part, it's the best camera you can pick up, but the s10 plus this camera is still perfect for the most part on the front, 4k 60 on both as well.

So there's really not a crazy big difference between these two front cameras. Besides you having an additional wide-angle lens on the s10 plus, which is kind of funny, but I'll definitely tell you when it comes down to both of these. The Samsung Galaxy, s21 plus for sure has a better camera. Now. Moving on to, I think, like I stated before the biggest difference between both of these phones.

When you look at both these phones you're, probably going to notice this specific thing more than you're going to notice anything else, and it's actually a software difference in kind of battery life as well, but specifically software. So first, the Samsung Galaxy s10 plus, was actually decided to have another version of software. It's going to get an extra year of software support, which that is amazing. I love seeing that, but that also means all the other galaxy series devices after this are also going to be getting an extra year of software support, so the s21 plus is going to be outlasting, the s10 plus by quite a bit. So if you get the s10 plus now, I think every other functionality of this device is perfect, except for the software.

Whatever Samsung is going to do for the next couple versions of software, the s10 plus isn't really going to experience it. You know it's going to experience android 12, but it's not going to experience anything after that, which is very sad. I feel like the s10 plus could easily support it. The hardware is there, but the software isn't going to be there so that in and of itself, I think, as stated before, is the biggest differentiating factor between the Galaxy S10 plus and the Samsung Galaxy s, 21 plus, if you were to go and upgrade from the s10 plus to the s21 plus, for one reason, and one reason only it probably because of the software you're going to be getting a much longer lasting phone from the s21 plus you're still going to be getting software support for the s10 plus right now, as well as security updates. But at the long you know, when you look at it long term, the s21 plus is going to outlast almost all the other devices from Samsung for sure this time around.

So even other phones in the market. When you look at maybe even like the galaxy, a series, the galaxy fold, the Samsung Galaxy s, 21 plus, is going to outlast pretty much all those devices. So the battery life 2 4 100 William hour battery on the s10 plus 4 800 William hour battery on that's 21 plus. I think the battery life is overall, going to be better on the s21 plus the battery's degraded a little on the s10 plus as well as that. You know, high resolution display, you know more pixels to push is going to equal more, you know less battery life, so ultimately, your battery life is probably going to be better on the s21 plus for sure, so in terms of that, that's probably the biggest differentiating factor from the s21 plus to the s10 plus for sure.

Now, moving on to the performance segment, the Samsung Galaxy s10 plus when it first came out, had that Qualcomm snapdragon 855 chipsets, with eight gigs of ram on the base model and then 12 gigs of ram on that top tier model, where the Samsung Galaxy s21 plus, has the Qualcomm snapdragon 888 chipsets, with the only one model with eight gigabytes of ram. So technically you actually went. You know down four gigs of ram if you go and get the top two models of both these phones. Now, what I'll tell you are? First, the Samsung Galaxy s10 plus, is still a really, really good performing phone for the most part, no matter what you're going to do with it. Theoretically, it's going to be perfectly fine.

I have not gotten the 1ui 3 updates yet on my specific model, but on other versions of software that I ran on this thing. It was a perfect experience. I really didn't have too much to complain about, and I think that's exactly fine. You know my only complaints are with the software. One UI isn't my favorite software as most of you know, but the performance of this phone is still top tier like it still feels like a very fast phone apps open up.

They, you know, games perform fine, there's really not that much to complain about it's a very fast phone. If anything, maybe it's a little slower compared to my s10 plus, sometimes you know or my s21 plus. If that's the only time, it feels a little slower. You know when I compare it to the newest devices. Those are the times when you're like wow.

I wish this phone was faster other than that the Samsung Galaxy s10 plus, is still a really, really fast phone for pretty much everything you're going to throw at it, but for those of you who want to take it to the next level, let's say you want to take it to something that you know can experience that you want to experience the next level of performance. I think, then, that's when you would go for the galaxy s 21, plus with that you know newer, snapdragon chip set with all that innovation within the middle of these two years. Furthermore, I'll definitely tell you, there's been some improvements, but even when I compared my s10 to my s21, I just didn't really see like a crazy big difference in the speed performance like yeah. There was a difference, but I don't know like. I still feel like that.

A lot of that difference came from the 120 hertz refresh rate, because between my s20 and s21, not that much craziness. If, I'm being honest, so I think, with the galaxy s, 21 plus you're, going to be experiencing the same thing, just a smoother phone because of the 120 hertz refresh rate and possibly a faster phone as well. But it's not going to be something like you can't live without it like. If you have a s10 plus that's going to be more than enough for a lot of you to you know just use the performance daily for sure. So in terms of that, that pretty much covers it up now to kind of sum up this video and say answer the question: should you go and pick up a Samsung Galaxy s 21 plus, or should you go and pick up a Samsung Galaxy s 10 plus now? This is what I'll tell you.

Let me start off with some pros for that, as 10 plus, first, beautiful display on this phone, it's been a little older, so it's gone down in value a little, which is really, really good to see USB type c: Samsung DEX, reverse wireless charging, headphone jack micro, SD card slot, beautiful bag, beautiful feeling phone, this one's camera is still really, really good on the front and back the front. Cameras on this thing are perfect as well. The display is beautiful, fingerprint sensor, there's really not that much to hate on like if Samsung were to release this phone in this day and age as long as it had 120 hertz, I don't think anybody would care. I think people would still think the s10 plus is an amazing phone for sure, and it doesn't really flop in too many areas. The software is a mutual thing that both these phones flop in.

However, the biggest advantage that I said before the fast 21 plus is going to have beyond the 120 hertz refresh rate, and probably even the better cameras, is the fact that it's going to get longer lasting support from Samsung next year. The Samsung Galaxy s10 plus, is probably going to get us in that last update, which is very sad to me, because the Samsung Galaxy s10 plus hardware is still more than capable of supporting the next 10 versions of android properly but Samsung's just going to cut it. The s21 plus is gonna. Last you much longer and, like I said before, that's the biggest difference between these two you're going to be getting a much longer lasting phone from the s21 plus than the Samsung Galaxy s10, plus, but you're still, keeping your expandable storage on the s10 plus you're. Getting a high resolution display really great cameras, reverse wireless charging, I just don't think I would upgrade from a s10 plus to a s21 plus.

If anything, I would go from like a galaxy s, 10, plus to a galaxy s, 20, plus or better, yet to a galaxy s20 ultra. If you like those big phones, I would honestly probably recommend going that route rather than going to the s21 plus, because in some ways it's actually a downgrade. So in terms of that that pretty much covers it up, like I stated I'll leave some of these phones linked down below you guys, can get them from there and help support the channel at the same time. But that's really pretty much it if you guys have any other questions or anything leave those in the comment section as well hit the like button on me so much, but definitely hit that subscribe button. Every single subscriber that we get really discount.

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