Very happy with this phone. Considering the specs that are often only found in much more expensive models it is excellent value for money, It looks great, feels really good in the hand and has a nice weight to it, it performs and functions flawlessly and copes with multitasking seamlessly. The screen is super and the sound/speakers are really good. I don’t use my phone for gaming nor do I watch many videos but I use it for navigation, communication obviously including email and internet in general and I find the battery very decent, lasting well over a day, even on 120hz. Obviously there are lots of specs and functions I haven’t covered but I like it a lot and no regrets whatsoever.

So happy. What a wonderful phone and great value for money. I bought the cloud lavender and it is so pretty. The phone is fantastic and takes beautiful pictures. There is nothing I don't love.

The ideal entry point into Samsung’s premium range, packing in all the best features of the Galaxy S20 while also cutting the superfluous features that only serve to increase the price. It offers solid performance from the camera, all the benefits of Samsung’s OneUI, and a screen that can’t be beat.

Incredible screen that owes a lot to the 120Hz refresh rate, Premium specs, including a top-tier chipset, All the best parts of the S20 for a slightly lower price, No Bixby Button

Premium price, far from what you’d consider “affordable”, Battery life not best in class

While it's a shame that picture and sound quality haven't been upgraded, the iPhone 13 was great in these regards and the iPhone 14 is, too Excellent display Admirable headphone performance Solid build quality No upgrades to picture or sound Familiar design Notch is still present

Apple's latest non-Pro iPhone is superb - it's just that it's strikingly similar to last year's effort.

Still an incredible smartphone, Brilliant battery life gets a bit better, Excellent camera system gets a bit better

Last year’s Pro hardware, Wireless charging slow by modern standards, No USB-C; it’s now well overdue

While the Samsung Galaxy S20 Fan Edition perhaps isn’t the best example of a ‘lite’ phone we’ve seen, it’s still a great choice for plenty of people who were interested in the standard Galaxy S20 but found that handset a little too expensive.

Can take great pictures, Powerful processor, Vibrant color options

Not very ‘lite’ in price, Cheap-feeling design, Battery life feels lacking

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.

Currently, Samsung just offers the Exynos 990, LTE variant here in the Philippines which is priced at PHP 35,990. If you want the 5G version, you’ll have to source the Snapdragon variant, which is not easy to get since Samsung is yet to offer it here.

The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G isn’t a cheap phone, costing $699 / £699 (or £599 for the 4G version, available in the UK). However, it’s still a great value option for anyone who wants all the power of the Galaxy S20 without its sky-high price.

Great cameras for the price, Fast performance, Fantastic display

Plastic feel, Samsung’s UI is heavy, Doesn’t ship with fast charger

With the Galaxy S20 FE, Samsung showed us what the Galaxy S20 should have been... in March.

Big, beautiful & bright display, High-refresh rate display - 120Hz, Great camera, Great battery life

Slower charger included in the box, "Glasstic" back feels cheap, Fingerprint sensor can sometimes be finicky to use, A little light on RAM