Reviewers Liked
- Modern looking design
- Good battery life
- Minimalistic design
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Image quality disappoints
- Below average performance
- Lacks fingerprint sensor
Samsung Galaxy M10 SM-M105
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Expert reviews and ratings
By mensxp.com
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70
With a starting price of 7,990, the M10 brings a much-needed change in Samsung's line-up. It is finally giving what the users want, and this is just the first step. Would I recommend the phone? Yes, and it's actually due to Samsung's UI. It works in...
By beebom.com
on
81
A lot has changed since Samsung dominated the mid-range market in India with its Galaxy Grand series in and around 2013. At the time, Micromax was its biggest upstart rival, and now Samsung is the one trying to get back into the market, as it looks to...
By IndiaToday
on
75
After reviewing the Galaxy M20 and now the M10 one thing is pretty clear - Samsung has made it really easy to recommend its budget phones once again. These Samsung phones are not just for your parents and grandparents. Staying true to Samsung's aim of...
By TheMobileIndian
on
60
Samsung Galaxy M10 comes with an impressive compact form factor, good display, average camera, Android 8.1 Oreo and decent battery life. It is a solid option for those who are looking for a well-built, modern-looking phone that does the basics, though...
By IndianExpress
on
70
Samsung Galaxy M10 is a good option considering the overall performance, display and a reliable battery. The camera are decent as well. The budget smartphone segment is the most crowded and the Galaxy M10 will face tough competition from Realme C1 that...
By Gadgets360
on
60
At Rs. 7,990 onwards, the Samsung Galaxy M10 is among Samsung's most affordable smartphones today. There are some big pros to this device, including its modern design and a battery that will keep the phone going for well over a day with normal usage....
By gogi.in
on
82
So overall the handset looks pretty good and when it comes to price, considering the brand value Samsung, this time Samsung got ‘M' right. M10 is perfectly priced at Rs. 7,990 for the 2GB/16GB variant and Rs. 8,990 for the 3GB/32GB variant.Watch the...
By 91mobiles.com
on
70
Samsung has not launched a lot of affordable phones in the recent past, and Galaxy M10 looks like a solid entry in the market below the Rs 10,000 mark. The phone offers a good display, decent camera performance, and a satisfactory battery backup, which...
By GSMArena
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So summing up our review findings - the Galaxy M10's battery life is okay, the ultra wide-angle lens is usable, the whole camera experience is comparable to the rest of the phones in its class, and video recording is even pretty good as far as Full HD...
By FoneArena
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Samsung is off to a good start with Galaxy M series and without a doubt, the Galaxy M10 is huge leap for Samsung under mid-range segment compared to its predecessors. This budget device is simple, straight forward and on to the point. Barring few things...
By mobigyaan.com
on
Alongside Galaxy M20, Samsung also launched a toned-down variant in its Galaxy M series, the Galaxy M10 is an entry-level budget smartphone priced at ₹7,990. The Galaxy M series has two new smartphones and they both feature a new screen design called...
By Android Authority
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The Galaxy M10 is a good looking phone that handles the basics very well. Performance seekers should look...
By TheMobileIndian
on
To wrap up, the Samsung Galaxy M10 looks promising and comes loaded with some interesting features at this price point. As for the competition is concerned, the phone will be pitted against Asus Zenfone Max M2, Micromax Infinity 11 and Mobiistar X1...
By techpp.com
on
Samsung has launched two devices in its new M series. And they both have been targeted at different segments of the phone market. While the M20 with its better specs has been clearly been aimed at the mid-segment of the market where the likes of the...
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