There are several ways to take a screenshot on your Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus but for me, I would only resort to two easiest methods. These methods will work on your device out of the box. Needless to say, you don’t have to change any settings or download apps just to be able to capture the screen.
In this post, I will walk you through on how to easily take a screenshot on your Galaxy S10 Plus. I am certain that the methods I will show you in this article can help you a lot especially if you updated from a mid-range Android device to the S10 Plus. If you’re one of the owners of this phone and are wondering how to take a screenshot, continue reading as this post may be able to help you.
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Take a screenshot on Galaxy S10 Plus using buttons
For this method, you just need to press together a couple of buttons and the screen will be captured. There is no setting to disable or enable this and it’s actually the default way for almost all Android devices to take a screenshot. Here’s how it’s done on your Galaxy S10 Plus…
Personally, I prefer to use this method if I’m using other Android devices. However, I’m using Samsung’s flagships like the Galaxy S10 Plus, there’s another very easy way, and kinda cool, to take a screenshot.
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Take a screenshot on Galaxy S10 Plus using Palm Swipe
While I prefer the first method if I’m using other Android device, this one’s my favorite if I’m using one of Samsung’s flagship phones. It’s always fascinating to think that you can use your hand like it’s a scanner and not only that, you don’t have to perfectly time pressing two keys like the one above. All you need to do is run the side of your hand from one edge of the screen to the other and that’s it. For you to be guided accordingly, follow these simple steps to take a screenshot using Galaxy S10 Plus’ Palm Swipe feature:
This feature needs to be enabled in previous Galaxy models for the the Galaxy S10 Plus and its variants, it’s enabled out of the box.
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