We asked, you told us: Most of you like the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus' design

We’re approaching the end of 2018 which means we’ve likely seen all of the phones that will be released this year. With that said, rumors and leaks about 2019’s flagships are starting to trickle in.

It’s not uncommon to see Samsung’s handsets leak months before release, so it shouldn’t be surprising that 91Mobiles and OnLeaks have shown off CAD renders of the Galaxy S10 Plus. If these rumors are to believed, the upcoming Galaxy will likely sport a similar design to previous Samsung devices, but with a third rear camera and a cutout around front that’ll house various sensors.

With all of this in mind, we decided to ask all of you if you liked the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus’ design.

Thoughts on the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus’ design?

Results

The margins are narrow, but across all of our polls on the website, Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook, a majority of the voters said they liked the leaked Galaxy S10 Plus design.

As these rumors show off a handset that doesn’t look too different than Samsung’s tried-and-true design, fans of the company will likely feel at home while holding the Galaxy S10 Plus. The most significant change will be the Infinity-O display and seeing how Android and Samsung’s One UI handles it.

Surprisingly, despite the poll results, most of the people who voiced their feelings in the comments were very adamant that they despised the display cutout more than a notch. More on that below.

Noteworthy comments

Here are some of the best comments from last week’s poll explaining why they voted the way that they did:

• How about instead of adding more cameras, improve your camera software like Google does on the Pixels. Also I still don’t like notches.
• Disappointing. If you are going to punch a hole in the screen one would think the screen would go all the way to the top (and bottom)
• Bezel > Notch > Whatever this is
• As long as it has a headphone jack I’m happy. 

That’s it for this week, everyone. As always, thanks for voting, thanks for the comments, and don’t forget to let us know what you thought of the results below.