The Galaxy S10 Plus gets the title of "best phone on the market" in front of the iPhone XS

Samsung's latest Galaxy S10 Plus is ranked at the top of the latest smart phone classifications published by Consumer Reports, a benchmark for consumer products in the United States, surpassing the company's previous phones, as well as its latest rival Apple IPhone XS.

Consumer Reports, rated Galaxy Note9 as the best phone of the year, is one of the leading magazines that analyze and evaluate devices in the US market since 1936. Its reports leave a huge impact on the industry. American user who decides to buy his new devices. Therefore, recommending a product is unlike any other recommendation found by users in YouTube comments.

According to Consumer Reports, the Galaxy S10 Plus has the longest battery life of 39.5 hours on average for normal use, compared with 29 hours for the Galaxy Note9.

The Galaxy S10 Plus is also revealed to be more powerful than its competitors in terms of external shocks, according to the report. The magazine said the smartphone appeared not to have been scratched after being used 100 times and that it had survived the immersion tests.

"What sets the Galaxy S10 Plus apart in the foreground is the exceptional way in which it executes the fundamentals," Consumer Reports said in its report. "It offers the longest battery life of our classifications, excellent cameras and excellent durability to withstand the physical abuse of everyday life."

As for the camera, the Galaxy S10 Plus magazine has filled the gaps with the latest iPhone phones. Apple's smartphones have surpassed Consumer Reports' tests for cameras in previous years.

Samsung announced the Galaxy S10 Plus on February 20, as well as three other phones, the Galaxy S10, the Galaxy S10e and the Galaxy S10 5G, featuring a longer screen with two front cameras, rear view cameras, and sensor. 39, fingerprint in the screen and internal specifications improvements.