When Samsung announced their Galaxy S10 lineup, the company had stated that they would be releasing the handsets on the 8th of March. However as it turns out, that might not be 100% true because according to the dates found on the Samsung US website, some models might be shipped out later than others.
For starters we should point out that the Galaxy S10e (the “budget” model) will be shipping on the 8th of March as promised. This is applicable to all colors and both the 128GB and 256GB storage configurations. Moving to the regular Galaxy S10, depending on whether you’re going unlocked or purchasing it through a carrier, you can expect shipping dates between the 15th to the 22nd of March.
This will be the same as the Galaxy S10+ where depending on your choice of carrier (or unlocked), color, and storage configuration, will range between the 8th of March to the 22nd of March. We’re not sure why some configurations are shipping later than others, but this is something you’ll want to take note of if you are planning on buying the phone. You can check out the configurations and shipping dates at Samsung’s website.
In the meantime the 5G variant of the phone is not on sale yet as it is only expected to be made available in the coming months. It will also be exclusive to Verizon in the US before it eventually makes its way to other carriers.
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