Galaxy S10e vs Galaxy S6
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Galaxy S10e
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£114.20£439.00 new
Galaxy S6
Starting at
£81.32£399.00 newWhat's the difference between the Galaxy S10e and Galaxy S6?
Galaxy S10e vs S6 comes down to the chipset, RAM and battery. Refurbished, the Galaxy S6 starts at £81.32, £32.88 less than the Galaxy S10e. The Galaxy S10e is the newer model, released in 2019.
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- Chipset: Exynos 9820 (8 nm), Qualcomm SM8150 Snapdragon 855 (7 nm) on the Galaxy S10e, Exynos 7420 Octa (14 nm) on the Galaxy S6.
- The Galaxy S10e has more RAM: 6 GB vs 3 GB.
- The Galaxy S10e has a bigger battery: 3100 mAh vs 2550 mAh.
Galaxy S10e vs Galaxy S6 specs
The Galaxy S10e and Galaxy S6 differ in several key areas that suit different needs. The Galaxy S10e has a larger battery and more RAM, which helps with smoother multitasking and longer daily use. Its screen is bigger but has a lower resolution compared to the S6, which offers a sharper display in a smaller size. The front camera on the S10e captures higher detail, ideal if selfies matter to you, while the S6 has a higher resolution main camera for detailed photos. Storage and expandable memory options also differ, with the S10e providing more built-in space and a microSDXC slot for extra storage. Consider your priorities for screen size, battery life, camera use, and storage when choosing between these two models.
Galaxy S10e vs Galaxy S6 price
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Galaxy S10e vs Galaxy S6 battery life and software updates
Battery size and software support are key durability factors. Battery capacity affects how long the phone lasts before needing a recharge.
Battery Capacity
The Galaxy S10e has a 3100 mAh battery, which suits users who need longer use between charges. The Galaxy S6 has a 2550 mAh battery, which fits those who use their phone in shorter bursts or have easy access to charging.
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Galaxy S10e vs Galaxy S6 performance
Processor and RAM influence how smoothly each phone runs apps and multitasks. Storage capacity also affects how many apps, photos, or files can be kept on the device.
Processor and RAM
The Galaxy S10e features newer chipsets with 6 GB of RAM, which helps keep apps running smoothly and supports more multitasking. The Galaxy S6 has an older chipset and 3 GB of RAM, suitable for everyday use and basic apps.
Storage Options
The Galaxy S10e comes with 128GB of storage, ideal if you keep many apps, photos, or files. The Galaxy S6 offers 32GB, which suits users with lighter storage needs or those who use cloud services.
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Galaxy S10e vs Galaxy S6 screen
Screen size, resolution, and type affect how you view content. A larger screen offers more room for video and apps, while resolution impacts sharpness. Screen technology influences colour and brightness.
Screen Size and Resolution
The Galaxy S10e has a 5.8 inch screen with 1080 x 2280 resolution, offering a larger display ideal for watching videos and browsing. The Galaxy S6 has a smaller 5.1 inch screen but with a higher 1440 x 2560 resolution, providing sharper images for users who prefer compact devices.
Screen Technology
The Galaxy S10e uses Dynamic AMOLED technology, which delivers rich colours and deep contrast. The Galaxy S6 has Super AMOLED, known for vivid colours and strong brightness, which suits users valuing vibrant display quality.
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Galaxy S10e vs Galaxy S6 camera
Camera quality impacts photo and video detail. Front cameras are important for selfies and video calls, while main cameras capture your everyday photos.
Front Camera
The Galaxy S10e has a 10 megapixel front camera, suited for sharper selfies and clearer video calls. The Galaxy S6's 5 megapixel front camera works well for basic selfie needs.
Main Camera
The Galaxy S6 offers a 16 megapixel main camera, good for capturing detailed photos. The Galaxy S10e has a 12 megapixel main camera, which balances photo quality with other features.
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Galaxy S10e vs Galaxy S6 size and design
Other practical differences include storage expandability, dimensions, and weight. These affect how the phones feel in your hand and how much data you can keep.
Storage Expansion
The Galaxy S10e supports microSDXC cards, allowing you to add extra storage as needed. The Galaxy S6 does not have this feature, so you rely on built-in storage.
Size and Weight
The Galaxy S10e measures 142.2 mm in height, 69.9 mm in width, and is 7.9 mm deep, weighing 150 g. The Galaxy S6 is slightly taller at 143.4 mm, wider at 70.5 mm, but thinner at 6.8 mm and lighter at 138 g. Choose the size and weight that feels best in your hand.
Carrier and Network
Both phones are unlocked and support 4G networks, giving flexibility to use with most UK carriers.
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Galaxy S10e or Galaxy S6: which should you buy?
Buy the Galaxy S10e if
- you want more RAM (6 GB vs 3 GB)
- you want a bigger battery (3100 mAh vs 2550 mAh)
- you want a bigger screen (5.8 inch vs 5.1 inch)
Buy the Galaxy S6 if
- you want to spend less: it starts at £81.32, £32.88 less than the Galaxy S10e
- you want a higher-resolution main camera (16 megapixels vs 12 megapixels)
- you want a lighter build (138 g vs 150 g)
What our customers say
Customers who bought the Galaxy S10e praise its condition and performance. Many say it looks like new and works well with plenty of storage for apps and photos. Several mention the phone runs smoothly and the 6GB RAM helps with speed. There are notes on battery life varying between devices, with some users replacing the battery themselves. The size and shape suit those who prefer a moderate phone size without feeling bulky. Overall, users appreciate the balance of condition, speed, and storage.
Galaxy S6 customers report mixed experiences. Some say the phone looked new and worked well once the right charger was used. Others mention issues with the phone being locked to networks unexpectedly. The camera and size receive positive notes from users who found it ready to use with a SIM card. Some warn about checking compatibility carefully.
The Galaxy S10e suits users wanting a faster, larger phone with more storage and a sharper front camera for selfies. The Galaxy S6 fits those who prefer a smaller, lighter device with a high-resolution main camera and are comfortable with simpler performance and storage.
Galaxy S10e vs Galaxy S6 FAQs
Galaxy S10e vs S6 comes down to the chipset, RAM and battery. Chipset: Exynos 9820 (8 nm), Qualcomm SM8150 Snapdragon 855 (7 nm) on the Galaxy S10e, Exynos 7420 Octa (14 nm) on the Galaxy S6. The Galaxy S10e has more RAM: 6 GB vs 3 GB.
The Galaxy S6 is cheaper refurbished, from £81.32 compared with £114.20 for the Galaxy S10e.
The Galaxy S10e has a bigger battery: 3100 mAh vs 2550 mAh.
The Galaxy S6 has a higher-resolution main camera: 16 megapixels vs 12 megapixels.
Updates for the Galaxy S10e ended in Apr 2023. Updates for the Galaxy S6 ended in Jun 2018.
The Galaxy S10e adds more RAM (6 GB vs 3 GB), a bigger battery (3100 mAh vs 2550 mAh) and a bigger screen (5.8 inch vs 5.1 inch). Refurbished, it costs £32.88 more (from £114.20 vs £81.32).
Refurbished, the Galaxy S10e comes in 128GB, and the Galaxy S6 in 32GB.
