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Then there's the Galaxy Fold, which may or may not be going away depending on what carriers decide to do. Not to mention the Note 10 and Note 10+.

So let's recap. Here are all the Galaxy phones you can buy from Samsung (*deep breath*). The S10e, S10, S10+, S20, S20+, S20 Ultra, Note 10, Note 10+, Galaxy Fold, Z Flip, Note 10 Lite and S10 Lite. But wait! There's also the A series, which is a midrange version of the S series and tends to get features from the flagship line about a year later. That's at least 13 phones in total. And we're not counting the S10 5G or limited editions like the Thom Browne Z Flip.

This is all part of Samsung's smartphone strategy. Slavin said, "We wanted to have an option in our portfolio for every consumer." That's nice, but what does the decision-making process look like if you're shopping for a Samsung phone? Let's work it out together.

Slavin said your first criteria is probably going to be price. Fair point. If your budget is below $1,000, you're definitely not going to get a foldable flagship or one of the S20s or Notes. In that case, your next factor is likely screen size. Here's where it all gets more confusing.

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