The Ultimate Samsung Galaxy Comparison.

The best of the line, with the strongest packaging, camera dynamic range and speed, though it perhaps pushes dynamic range too far.

Nicely packaged and its display is more saturated than the S10, but his first unit would not update to Android 9 so he had to buy a second.

Packaging near-identical to the S9, with a dynamic wallpaper lock screen and peak display saturation.

Box quality is a little lower and the earphones are not as good as the AKG ones, but it was much faster than older models.

Tried an all-white theme with a further drop in box quality, but it was where Samsung started focusing on speed.

An awkward design experiment gone wrong with inconsistent packaging, rated 4 out of 10.

Pitched as a life companion loaded with Samsung apps, but it had the first recycled box and a favourite unlock pattern.

A big design change with packaging that felt like an afterthought, scoring 5 out of 10.

Has the most compact packaging of the range, earning a solid 6 out of 10.

The original Galaxy S is a nostalgia trip with colourful manuals and a removable battery, but it is painfully slow.