i'm hoping for the next S10 update to address these issues:-

1. Bring back notification light via notch or something else.
2. Make the FP sensor more responsive & fast.
3. Address the battery drain / poor battery life on the S series.

Hmm, still no sign of the notch cutout notification tho..

yes bro, hope Samsung will take notice & address the matters concern..

the same thing happened to me last week when i installed always on edge to enable the notch notification..probably i didn't adjust the settings properly or the app itself is not optimized.. overnight i lost 27% of battery life & when i checked my phone the next morning, it went dead till i need to plug the charging cable while switching it on..lol

now, i'm having 9-10% battery drain overnight..quite a number of users here are also having the same issue whereby the phone is not going into deep sleep mode..

might be true also, as i didn't feel any much battery improvement over s8+ which i've been using for slightly a year before switching to s10+..at least on s8+ have the notification led & i don't have to switch AOD to know incoming notifications..

they are working on an update but it is more on the wireless powershare feature..the notification notch is not included in this update

that's great..it's good for this thing to be highlighted.. i personally looking forward for this specific feature to be available in future updates

correct, i've tried the 3rd party app called always on edge, it seemed that the app is not that optimized for S10 or it could be my setting may go wrong as i've experienced serious battery drain from using it, for the sake of enabling the notch light at the camera cutout.. i've read somewhere that actually the app triggered the whole screen although it only lightens up the notch area, which maybe could have caused the excessive battery drain for my case.

At least samsung can provide software update to enable the notch notification which i personally believe will have less impact on battery life..

the new A70 battery seems big tho..

some people like to use harsh words to prove their points..of cos, this is an open forum & can talk anything you like but calling people samsungfags, horseshits is really unbecoming from a person..

what is that to be proud of if you win an argument? win a medal? becoming ambassador for the phone that you so proud at & make tons of money?

i have received mine too last night..

I bought mine thru SenQ and during AEON Tebrau roadshow..just received the warranty cert last night via email..but now, still waiting for earbuds cos samsung SA said out of stock & need one month for it be sent to me..

very informative sharing..thanks bro..maybe can pin on the first page..

did you switched off AOD too?

thanks man, i may try to switch off AOD & double tap feature to see if there's any improvement on battery

wahh.. similar like my case, at first i've already bought mate 20 but it was still new & unopened back then..on 1 weekend, i brought my family jalan² at AEON Tebrau which coincidentally had the Samsung S10 launching, so went to the booth & they agreed to take my old S8+ if i purchase the new S10+, as a trade in program..so now, ended up using the S10+ while my wife is using the new Mate 20..from the looks of it, i personally think mate 20 has better battery life compared to mine..lol

betul bro

yes, ONE UI vs EMUI..i prefer samsung over mate 20 on this one.. however, as i've gotten used to Nova, i'm using it now on my S10+..ahaha

wow..amazing

According to the test report submitted by foreign forums, the Samsung S10 of the Orion 9820 processor was tested. When a network call was made or accepted, a BUG appeared, which prevented the mobile phone from entering a deep sleep state when it was idle. For example, if you use WeChat, QQ, or Facebook to send a voice video, the BUG will be triggered. This will cause the S10+ to remain in a high-load operation even after the voice and video call is closed. The running frequency is the same as the video voice call. Directly causing battery drain can be very serious.


To solve this solution, only re-. Therefore, each time the user ends the voice and video call, only the power is turned off to ensure that the power of the mobile phone does not consume much power when it is idle. But when you make and receive a mobile phone, this does not happen.

At present, the Samsung S10 battery defect problem still attracts the attention of Samsung, and will solve this battery loss problem through software update. However, for Chinese users, there is no need to worry about this problem, because the Samsung S10 Bank Edition is the Snapdragon 855 processor, you can use voice and video calls with confidence.