The Samsung Galaxy S20 and the S20 5G marks the beginning of another decade for the Galaxy S-series. After a complete 10 years since the launch of the first Galaxy S1 , Samsung decided to make a jump to the Galaxy S20 instead of the S11.

Does the Galaxy S20 still provide a top experience, or is it now an afterthought in the wake of the S20 Plus and S20 Ultra?...

Bright; crisp display Versatile camera setup All-day battery life Great size and feel

Controversial redesign Inconsistent camera performance No headphone jack

The S20 series is Samsung’s first smartphones with multiple lenses and “Space Zoom” capability in a bid to match Huawei and OPPO’s camera system. The S20 and S20+ achieves respectable zoom quality for general use, but the S20 Ultra delivers better image quality.

It has all the features you'd want in a flagship phone, plus a few more, without going overboard like the pricey S20 Ultra. The regular Galaxy S20 is the best Android flagship of 2020 so far

High refresh rate meets fantastic image quality; Best hardware and build quality of any Android phone; All-day battery life… usually

5G not worth it for many; Camera image processing a bit strong; RIP headphone socket

Samsung’s latest flagship device is as impressive as you’d expect...

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

The Samsung Galaxy S20 is the most manageable of the S20 lineup in terms of size and price, but it may get left behind with future 5G upgrades.

Well-sized for one-handed use; Gorgeous 120Hz screen; 8K video recording; Most affordable Galaxy S20 model.

Lacks high-band 5G; Shorter battery life than other S20 (and S10) models.

The Galaxy S20 offers almost anything you could want from a phone then goes a little further, but it’ll cost you.

Galaxy S20 may not reinvent the wheel for Samsung and some may be disappointed with the fairly run-of-the-mill ...

Having recently told you about a Samsung Tablet that could make and receive calls here something a little smaller that can be held to your ear without attracting attention as it is more normal in size for a SmartPhone, the SamsungGalaxyS20 FE 5G.