Samsung GALAXY S10. Because sometimes it is not enough to offer people only improvements to the specifications, but also other important changes are needed to convince them to buy your phones, a premiere is prepared by the Koreans. More precisely, for the Samsung GALAXY S10 series, support for the Wi-Fi 6 standard, which was adopted just last year, is to be implemented, but unfortunately the news is not really great for fans at the moment.
Samsung GALAXY S10. The new Wi-Fi 6 standard is so new that there are hardly any routers that have it implemented, and those that will have the technology will be very expensive anyway in the first versions released for customers. Wi-Fi 6 will not be an exclusive technology for phones from the Samsung GALAXY S10 series, and this is because it will also be offered for the iPhone 11, but there are not too many chances that it will actually be available even in the fall useful.
The Samsung GALAXY S10 comes with Wi-Fi 6, but you won't be able to use it
Samsung GALAXY S10. Wi-Fi 6, as you probably know, is going to bring a substantial increase in data transfer speed, lower energy consumption during use, plus a greater range. The change is a very big one, and very beneficial, Wi-Fi 6 being a true evolution for phones, and the Samsung GALAXY S10 would be the very first with it integrated, but the world also needs routers compatible with this standard.
The FCC docs confirm Bluetooth LE, NFC, and MST (for Samsung Pay) too. They also confirm 802.11ax WiFi, which is better known as WiFi 6. That's fantastic news if you want an ever better WiFi experience (faster speeds, easier on battery life, more efficient networks, etc.).
Samsung GALAXY S10. To benefit from data transfer speeds of up to 6 Gbps via Wi-Fi 6, users will have to buy routers that end up costing up to 400 dollars from certain manufacturers. The prices are very high, and few people will afford to use the Samsung GALAXY S10 phones at their true "value" on Wi-Fi 6, but the implementation of the technology has to start somewhere, even if it is not 100% useful from the start.
