Samsung Galaxy S20 4G

Beautiful screen, 120Hz refresh rate ; Camera takes good photos ; Slim, light, and easy to hold ; 5G for the future

Size doesn't do the screen justice ; Not small enough to be different

Lovely screen;A perfect size;Huge camera improvements over the S10

The fingerprint scanner is poor;120Hz refresh rate drains battery;It looks just like every other Samsung phone

Last updated: Nov 27, 2020 (

A truly fantastic display Strong camera performance Lots of power and 5G-ready

Price is higher, especially for 5G Erratic fingerprint scanner Doesn’t support all 5G networks

The Samsung Galaxy S20 isn’t the most cutting-edge of Samsung’s S20 lineup – that honor goes to the Galaxy S20 Ultra – but it’s still a powerful phone with an ergonomic and attractive design, and the introduction of new features like 5G, the 120Hz...

High refresh rate screen ; Good battery life ; Excellent fit and finish

5G not worth the added cost ; Cameras oversmooth faces ; Software updates only guaranteed for two years

Samsung’s excellent Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S20 Plus Android smartphones are priced at $999.99 and $1,199.99, respectively, and are available now. They’re the best Android phones you can buy right now, setting a new standard for 2020. They have good...

Promising camera upgrade Samsung’s best display yet Fast 5G download speeds

There’s no cheaper ‘S20e’ Hardly best in the S20 series Moderate price increase

The Samsung Galaxy S20 is going to be the first 5G phone for a lot of people, and it comes with a 64MP camera and 3x optical and 30x digital zoom to boot. It’s a leap ahead of the S10, but it also carries a price hike and is outclassed by two bigger...

Fantastic display that dominates the front ; Great battery for a smaller phone ; Faster charging ; Lovely design ; Camera system is versatile

OneUI software has its frustrations ; Agressive blur and shallow depth of field from camera ; Fingerprint sensor not always reliable

In previous years, a recommendation for the regular sized Galaxy S normally came with a caveat about battery life. With the S20, that's not necessary: this is a great flagship phone, full stop.

– A handy size for all, screen still stellar and camera comes good

– Doesn’t look cutting edge, fingerprint folly and a lack of endurance

With the Galaxy S20, Samsung has played it safe – opting for refinements over innovation. However, these refinements were craved by many and culminate in a cracking experience – from the stunning display and manageable size to top-notch photography....

Cheaper, but just as formidable ; Camera is impressive ; 120Hz is buttery smooth

Unnecessary design changes ; Camera lacks 100x ‘Space Zoom’ ; 120Hz setting considerably reduces battery life

The arrival of the Galaxy S20 in shops ushers in the beginning of smartphone launch season, and with the Novel Coronavirus outbreak looming large across the industry, by sheer coincidence Samsung may have won big by being one of the first out of the gate.

120Hz is a buttery smooth, game-changing experience; Beautifully crafted devices; Screens have rich, vibrant colors, look amazing; Better zoom capabilities than most phones; Very good battery life (but only at 60Hz)

120Hz option takes a heavy toll on battery life; In-screen fingerprint scanner experience is among the worst on a flagship; Selfies often turn out botched due to a bug; A bit on the pricey side