Samsung is using the latest technology for the Galaxy S10's fingerprint sensor, but it doesn't always work as well as older tech.
has a more traditional capacitive fingerprint sensor on its right edge, which works a lot better than the Galaxy S10's in-display version.
Indeed, over the last two weeks with the $1,000 Galaxy S10 Plus, I've opted to use the phone's facial recognition instead of its fingerprint sensor to unlock the phone faster and more reliably. Meanwhile, I tried the Galaxy S10e's regular capacitive fingerprint sensor, and it's far more reliable and faster than the flagship Galaxy S10's in-display sensor.The old-fashioned capacitive fingerprint sensor on the right edge of the Galaxy S10e unlocks the phone almost instantaneously, and I know exactly where to place my finger because it has guiding grooves that let me know where the sensor is.
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