The Galaxy S20 is the best phone in Samsung’s S20 series, and simply the best phone the company makes right now. It’s compact, powerful, and packs a versatile camera system that may not match the Ultra on zoom or detail, but it meets – and sometimes beats – it across the rest of the board.

Samsung keeps the upgrade simple to ensure the Galaxy S20 is another success Colourful, natural screen Just enough new features Good audio Not a huge upgrade

This phone is fantastic for the average to heavy user. 8GB Ram, Snapdragon's newest chipset, incredible screen, good battery, great bluetooth. I'm a heavy user, lots of YouTube, Audible, Pandora, some games, lots of photos and videos with editing, TONS of video calls for work.

A few years ago I switched up and was displeased with the memory and compatibility. Now that I am back with the S series, I have not missed a beat. It is compatible with my work email and other items I used on a day to day basis. I am glad I made the purchase, it is worth it.

I just figured out that it is impossible to uninstall the Facebook App on this Samsung phone. It can be disabled, but that begs the question of just why it cannot be uninstalled. I will not buy another Samsung phone that has Facebook preinstalled and I would not recommend it for that reason.

But if you want a dependable, stylish flagship that does everything well and will see you through the next 2+ years without completely decimating your bank account, then the Samsung Galaxy S20 5G is a great choice.

Brilliant screen, Loads of power, Good cameras

Feels samey, Overshadowed by S20 Plus and Ultra, Can't have both 120Hz and QHD+

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

Delivering an industry-leading flagship user experience while juggling tech innovations, marketing strategy and pricing at the same time is a daunting task. It is no longer enough to put out a solid phone - you have to present it to the world just right and you have to price it accordingly.

Excellent build quality and bill of materials. IP68 rating., You get all the flagship features the S20+ has, Familiar, yet modernized design and control layout., Superb 120Hz AMOLED display., Speedy charging solutions, incl. a 25W charger in the box, Very good stereo speaker setup.

It has almost become sort of a tradition for Galaxy S smartphones to be excellent high-end devices that are unable to keep up with their competitors in all aspects of smartphone life.

slim and lightweight case, bleeding edge up-to-date software, wide LTE band support, support for 8K video, great and very bright 120 Hz display, 60 Hz gaming, decent battery life, 5G optional

no aptX HD, location services not particularly accurate at times, many video features only up to FHD/30fps, Exynos SoC throttles noticeably, high temperatures under load, no real telephoto lens

Having used the Galaxy S20 as my daily driver for a little over a week now, and having previously tested the Galaxy S20 Ultra, I can safely say that the smallest, cheapest smartphone in the line up is absolutely the one to buy.

Compact feel, Subtle display curves, 120 Hz smoothness, Good multi-tasker, Fast charging

Space Zoom is a gimmick, No 120 Hz at QHD+, Still expensive