I can't speak for any other country but here in the UK if they were to fix a damaged device then by law they have to provide a limited warranty as a result of that repair. I guess manufacturers see users that modified software are more likely to cause damage to the device as rooting can allow an end user to overclock hardware and or brick a device? Almost all manufacturers will void a devices warranty if rooted, many if not all will refuse to fix a device even if the end user offers to pay... They could fix the device and reflash it with stock software but I guess they assume the end user will just root it again and so the risk of a warranty claim is high. ... View more

This DND bug also happened on my Huawei P20 Pro after updating to Android 9.1 and is still present on that device too. The point i'm making is that i'm convinced this is an Android bug and not a bug caused by Samsung directly. ... View more

You'd know if you had the cellular model. WiFi and Bluetooth is the standard model. ... View more

Yea same issues here on my Samsung S10 plus. ... View more

Where did you purchase it from? ... View more

Did you get the celular 42mm watch or the bluetooth version like me? Don't think there was much in it, maybe £50 difference? Was wondering what the difference is from a users standpoint - I'm guessing not much other than the ability to make and receive texts/calls without needing to be paired to a phone? One feature that would be cool and I would like to see on the watch is the ability to set the heart rate monitor to make an audble alert when a heart rate hits a pre defined value as set by the user, that way not only can we monitor our heart rate but know when to take a rest. Oh, I'd also like to do some chalenges via the samsung health app but it's impossible to find any challengers! I do the global challenge thing but so many cheats on the Rankings page.  ... View more

@Wuzzybear wrote: Cant believe a girl on fb said hers fell off her wrist,,really?! The only reason (I can think off) for a galaxy watch falling off ones wrist is because the straps were removed and not re-attached properly. Likely one of the slide clasp thingy-ma- jigs (lol) hadn't slipped back in the hole. Is she blonde?    ... View more

@Wuzzybear wrote: its a tough phone It was, I recently switched over to a Samsung Galaxy S10+   @Wuzzybeari m a hotel waitress so I'll wear mine 1st time tmw What's the betting nobody texts you? Sod's law!    @Wuzzybear wrote: I just hope the rose gold doesnt wear off!👏 Mine keeps taking the hits on the bezzel and like I said, not a mark on it.    While i'm not 100% sure, I think they would use the same process when applying the finish to to bezzel for both colours so if mine withstands such knocks and bangs, yours should too.  ... View more

@Wuzzybear wrote: Tbh im not goin to use my watch for everything,, i love my s10 phone ..i do like it tellin me to move (health app) i need that I'm v lazy on days off work ha,. I ll use it to get notifications,, messages but that s all really I originally purchased a Huawei Watch 2 (I think it was called) but the battery life was dreadful! Got a whopping 5-6 hours with pretty much default settings so I took it back and swapped it out for the Samsung Galaxy 46mm watch (thanks Argos), I had a Huawei P20 Pro at the time (Great phone). While I mainly use my watch for notifications as it allows me to be discreet when on site with clients, I do use it when receiving calls when i'm feeling to lazy get up and it has pretty decent audio. It's also pretty hard wearing too! I take it in the shower with me, use it on site when installing networking equipment (climbing through racks) and it's been banged up pretty hard at times but still looks in great condition.   My only bug bear at this point in time is that photo's don't display when received via whatsapp so I have to resort to using my phone in those instances. :( ... View more

We playing I show you mine lol...   I'm rocking this look as I rather longer battery life. Not sure how much of an impact AOD has on the Samsung Galaxy watch - Let me know!   ... View more

On my watch, go to Settings > Battery > Watch always on = On Always on working just fine here (I turn it off by default). ... View more

That's all that matters really. I have the 46mm version and it's been reliable both battery wise and stability wise but app selection is poor. ... View more

I decided to take my phone back to the Carphone Warehouse and get it replaced as it was within it's return period. Both handsets I have received were brand new in sealed boxes, I get same issues on my replacement phone. So it's either a hardware design issue which is causing all these signal/wifi issues or it's a software issue. ... View more

I doubt we will get it. If your employer has certain requirements then they should supply you with a phone that meets them? ... View more

So I'm sitting here on the bus with full 4G signal on Three network and Sky News just buffers over and over. So a replacement sim won't resolve the issue, see screenshot:     ... View more

I'm using a Samsung S10 plus on 3 UK and have no buffering issues on WiFi but 4G does buffer more than ever before but not all the time. I must say though that with the S10 plus my 3 signal is far weaker than any other phone I have used over the past ten years (that's how long I have been with three) and i'm sure that's the reason why. ... View more

Hi, Since my last post above, I have also disabled the "turn wifi on automatically" and deleted all previously stored wifi networks and have been using solely my 2.4ghz home wifi... No more wifi dropping at least but the s10 plus is definitely weaker when it comes to overall signal strength! I'm still seeing the WiFi signal dropping from full to half to full to half to full but WiFi isn't being dropped now. I have noticed that when watching YouTube videos via my phone WiFi (Virgin Media 200MB) on my S10 the quality is always defaulting to auto(460), I have to manually select 1080p which is annoying!   Like you, my phone appeared to work fine when purchased and then a week later I woke up one morning and it wouldn't find any WiFi networks. When it did, it was very weak and kept losing it! There is so much bloat within Samsungs WiFi options it's unreal! I just want to connect to a WiFi network and have it drop only when there is no WiFi signal! I don't want a phone to decide when my WiFi signal is ok to use or not.    My first ever Samsung and I doubt at this point i'd ever buy another one.     ... View more

So after playing around with the WiFi settings on my S10 plus I think I have resolved my WiFi issues (a big I think so).    I basically disabled all the bloatware options within the Advanced menu as shown in the two images below:     As you can see in both screenshots that i'm now getting full WiFi signal and everything seems to be ok the past 3 hours or so. Maybe it was just pot luck that it sorted itself out after disabling those options, who knows but time will tell I guess! ... View more

Yea i'm having wifi issues too...   A P20 pro, P20 lite, Nokia 5 and iPhone 7 have rock solid full bars of wifi on both 2.4 and 5G networks here at home but my S10 Plus keeps jumping between both 2.4 & 5G wifi networks and when it does stay connected the signal constantly fluctuates between 1 and 3 bars.   I have tried everything! Reboot phone, reset networks, volume down and power button restart, clear cache via recovery, boot in safe mode and reset the phone entirely and nothing resolves the issue. I just updated to the latest software with the August security patch and still terrible wifi connection.   Not feeling very hopeful as there has been several software updates to date that were supposed to address this issue but it looks like none of those updates made any difference. Starting to think it's a hardware related and there will never be a fix for this issue! :(  ... View more

Same on my S10 plus but if it's by design it's not an issue. ... View more

@BandOfBrothers wrote: @WelshPaul wrote: @BandOfBrothers wrote: I Assume the phone isn't in a case and or has a screen protector on as this can hinder how the phone dissipating heat.   This is a ridiculous response! Samsung supply screen protectors on some of their phones (eg samsung s10+) out of the box and even sell cases for their phones, suggesting that using either is the reason for a phone overheating is ridiculous.   FYI, my s10 plus also gets hot from just using chrome to browse the web. Samsung apply a plastic screen protector to some of their phones not all.   You highlight the word some? I clearly stated "Samsung supply screen protectors on some of their phones (eg samsung s10+) out of the box".   I have been using mobile phones since I turned 18, i'm now 43. In that time I have had hundreds of handsets and I have never had a phone get hot, warm when on charge yes. I don't game on a mobile but i'd expect some heat from those high end games over time...   While I am a new user to Samsung mobile phones I can tell you that my S10 plus out of the box generates the most heat I have ever experienced of any brand and model I have ever used. Yes it's going to get hotter when used with a case and screen protector in place but neither are the cause of the problem, they mearly make an existing problem worse. Telling someone not to use either is ridiculous in my opinion, even more so when Samsung are selling basic cases for £50 a pop!   A phone shouldn't generate such heat out of the box when doing a simple task. ... View more

@BandOfBrothers wrote: I Assume the phone isn't in a case and or has a screen protector on as this can hinder how the phone dissipating heat.   This is a ridiculous response! Samsung supply screen protectors on some of their phones (eg samsung s10+) out of the box and even sell cases for their phones, suggesting that using either is the reason for a phone overheating is ridiculous.   FYI, my s10 plus also gets hot from just using chrome to browse the web. ... View more

@Gonzo28 wrote: Next time i will see for another manufactor with more modern customers service quality that matches the high-end price of that phone. Good luck with that! Having just switched over from Huawei and prior to them Nokia, they all have rubbish customer service in my opinion! Nokia were great for providing users with the latest software updates but offered poor hardware (well here in the UK at least) as many of their phone models varied in spec depending on what country you purchased the device from. Huawei offered great hardware but software updates are pretty non existant here in the UK and features such as GPU Turbo have been removed from UK models. OK, I'm new to Samsung and i'm aware of their downfalls too (so called crappy S10 UK processor), prior to Huawei I was an Apple user and I had issues with them too! Time will tell how well I get on with Samsung but so far, performance wise, I have no issues. ... View more

Hi,   I have a Huawei P20 Pro that I purchased SIM free from the Carphone Warehouse. ... View more