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Brian X. Chen, writing for The New York Times:
After I set up Samsung’s new Galaxy S10 Plus phone last week, I showed it to my partner and said with atypical enthusiasm, “Check it out — this phone has the fingerprint sensor built directly into the screen.”
I pressed my thumb down on the screen, where the fingerprint sensor was embedded. “No match,” a message on the phone read. I pressed down again and got the same message. After five failed attempts, it asked for a passcode.
“Great demo,” my partner said as she turned back to browsing Instagram on her phone.
There are a bunch of other reviews that don’t mention problems with the fingerprint sensor, but Seifert and Chen had real problems.
★ Friday, 1 March 2019