The iPhone 14 isn’t much of an upgrade over the iPhone 13, but it’s still a great device and an upgrade for anyone coming from the iPhone 11 or older.

Great camera, Good battery, Emergency features are cool, Still excellent performance

Display could use some upgrades

Apple has given select media outlets and YouTubers access to the new iPhone 14 ahead of when it begins arriving in customers' hands on Friday, September 16. There are two models of the ‌iPhone‌ 14, the standard 6.1-inch ‌iPhone‌ 14 and the larger 6.7-inch ‌iPhone‌ 14 Plus.

super frustrated as i'm setting up my new s20 fe that there's no clear manufacturer advise that there is (is there?) an screen protector already installed. i bought a screen protector from the retailer (as advised) and unwittingly removed the inbuilt screen protector! The Cygenet brand Samsung S20 screen protector is much too small and has a weird black rim - so jumped online to see blogs stating that there's screen protector installed. I've put it back on but of course it looks crap. How hard would it be to simply note on the phone that there's a screen protector installed?!?

I got the 5G version 256GB (Snapdragon 858 processor) online. eSIM is supported in many countries (UK, EU, Asia, etc.) and the S20 FE 5G was advertised with this feature (like the other S20s). However, Samsung has decided not to include this function in the Australian version and did not indicate this omission in its website (no detailed spec page?)...Why doing that? Australian customers pay the same price but have phones with lower specs? In addition, the phone has touch screen issues and gets hot for no apparent reasons. I do not recommend this phone.

On paper this phone would have been the best value for money, if not for the screen issues that I've experienced. How can we enjoy the 120Hz and beautiful colours of the screen if it's so broken? Not only have I had sensitivity issues but there is screen burn on my brand new phone... Now I have to deal with a Samsung approved 3rd party repairer to inspect and HOPEFULLY fix my phone... And it will be a month or more before I see my phone again... Been using Samsung for a long time, unfortunately this will be the last.

Bought phone a month ago thinking non glass edge would protect screen. Phone fell from a bench seat (45 cm) and screen cracked top and bottom. With sharp shards displaced. Battery life not as good as my 3 yo Oppo (which copped a lot of drops without breaking) despite being a bigger battery. Tendency to overheat. Screen finger scanner really unreliable, have to put in pin mostly to unlock screen. Navigation isn't as easy as Oppo either though that may be because I've only had it a month...but I still have to use search to find apps and have accidentally set DND and made emergency calls amongst other issues. Also frustrating I can't stop camera from saving all photos to samsung folder instead of just google..where all my photos are stored, so using double memory for photos.

Free from gimmicks, the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE appears to hit all the right notes. We think it could well be the pick of the S20 bunch - especially at this price point.

Great display; Flagship performance; Great speakers; MicroSD expansion; IP68 waterproof;

Fingerprint scanner a bit hit and miss; No 3.5mm headphone socket;

When Samsung chose the Galaxy S20 FE’s name (FE stands for Fan Edition), it did so because FE tested better...

Triple rear cameras; 120Hz display; strong performance; great battery life; simple design with a flat screen; wireless charging with wireless powershare

No headphone jack; has a plastic back instead of glass; optical fingerprint reader not quite as nice as more expensive ultrasonic models; fast charger costs extra

Galaxy S20 FE has added an extra level of excitement to this year’s Samsung flagship – from finally bringing a Snapdragon processor to the device in the UK to adding a bunch of vibrant colour options. There’s tough competition from OnePlus 8T and Pixel 5 but the S20 FE is ready for the fight.