The Galaxy S10's smoothness is unmatched by any previous Galaxy flagship

As I mentioned in our Galaxy S10+ review, the device feels smoother than any previous Galaxy. Maybe it's the newer Exynos chipset, maybe it's Android Pie, maybe Samsung decided to optimize things for the tenth-anniversary Galaxy S lineup, maybe it's the 8GB of RAM, or maybe it's a combination of all or some of those factors, but I can't get enough of how quick and smooth the Galaxy S10+ runs. In fact, the extra RAM might have something to do with it, as the Galaxy S10e (with 6GB of RAM) feels closer to the Galaxy Note 9 in terms of day-to-day usage than the Galaxy S10+.

I can already imagine some of the incoming comments from our readers, asking me how it's possible that I have had noticed performance issues on Samsung's flagship phones while they haven't. Frankly, I think I'm just a tad too impatient and get irritated easily when I try to do things too quick and a phone can't keep up. But the Galaxy S10+ keeps up with every demand of mine without breaking a sweat. Again, the general user interface is where I've noticed the difference, and I can only hope it won't be affected when Android Q comes along or as my S10+ starts filling up with more data in the coming months.

Do you think your Galaxy S10 feels quicker and smoother than your last Galaxy flagship?