Samsung is one of the top three mobile providers in the UK. They have a stellar reputation which they have earned over the years and love to be at the forefront of cutting technology. They like to keep the market guessing what they are going to do next by releasing details of the various patents that have been submitted, which, historically have debuted in the next set of handsets they release. They have two flagship ranges the Galaxy Note series and the Galaxy S series, and on top of that, they have a host of handsets that stretch from high-end across the mid-range down to budget phones. 

They are possibly the most popular android provider and all of their phones bring a reliable performance with them keeping up well in the race for the best cameras, charging life, screen technology and various other components. With such a huge range of choice on offer, it can be hard to decide which is the perfect handset for you, which is where we come in with our reviews and collection of deals.

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Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 5G is just one of their latest offerings that contain the 5G modem required to access the new network when it is launched. If you are due to upgrade your phone in the next few months, it makes sense to future proof your handset by picking something that is 5G ready. The note is one of their signature series and comes with the S pen making it the perfect business or pleasure device. Being a high-end flagship, it comes with the latest of everything in the way of technology and is a powerful and sizable 6.8-inch screen handset. 

It has a quad rear camera arrangement which delivers images that are as sharp as those taken on any High Street camera and off has the ability to record in many different formats. On the front, you have the front-facing camera, and again this can record a video if needed. The handset itself is a stunning full infinity screen with a tiny pinhole cut out housing the front camera and the S-Pen that sits nicely inside the case when not in use. 

Coming from the same series the Samsung Galaxy Note10 is a smaller offering although that said it still measures 6.3 inches which puts it in the most popular category of handset. It has a similar specification and again features the inclusion of the interactive stylus known as the S pen. 

On this handset, you have a triple rear camera arrangement, two 12-megapixel lenses and a 16-megapixel lens combine to create the photography power. This is assisted by the on-board software and combines to bring High Street photography to a mobile. It features the same stunning screen and comes in a variety of colours, so there really is something for everyone. The note series has been reported powerful enough to replace a laptop or desktop computer.

The Galaxy S10+ forms part of the other flagship range offered by Samsung, as you might expect there is more than one S10 in the range. They have an iconic style of their own with a stretched infinity screen that cascades over the side with the body having slightly. 

The look and feel is about as high end and premium as it gets with an all-glass body and aluminium frame or an all-glass body and a ceramic back frame depending on the model. In the UK Samsung favours Exynos chipsets, and the high-end handsets get the most powerful combination of CPU and GPU. The phone is running Android 9.0 out of the box, but this can easily be upgraded to an Android 10.0, and you get the One UI 2 skin over the top that gives you the Samsung experience.

A previous incarnation in the note series is the good thing about these handsets is that they are future proof and will still be relevant tools for the next few years. The other thing that happens when a new series is released is its predecessor drops in price. When you consider the level of technology packed into the Samsung Galaxy Note 9, you are getting a lot of phone for your money now that it is cheaper. This was the first handset to take the S pen to a new level and make it more interactive, and it is a good size 6.4-inch phone that is perfect for working on the go. 

The same applies to the S9 Plus which has now been replaced by the S10 Plus but is still a fully functional premium handset with loads to offer. The design of the S series is stunning, and it appeals to many different users, the phone is as comfortable in the office as it is in a social setting. It comes running Android 8.0 Oreo, but this can be upgraded to Android 10.0 if you want the latest version. The rear camera features 2 x 12MP lenses, and the front is also a dual camera with an 8MP and 2MP, the latter being included explicitly for the facial recognition and iris scanning. 

Samsung is making a significant effort to have a comprehensive 5G range so as well as adding 5G technology to their flagship phones they have also created others, including the Galaxy A90 5G. Designed to be a mid-range phone, you still get some of the best Samsung features, including a stunning infinity screen with a water drop front-facing camera cut out. 

The camera is still very good and features three lenses on the back and a single 32 megapixel on the front. The handset comes running Android 9.0 Pie, and this does not appear to be upgradeable. However, the trade-off opens up the 5G market to more users who do not want to or cannot afford to subscribe to a flagship phone.