Samsung Galaxy S20+ 5G Cosmic Black 6.7" 128GB 5G Unlocked & SIM Free Smartphone

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But you likely won’t notice a difference given how similar they are – at least until you get to the refresh rate. The Galaxy S20+ battery comes in at an impressive 4500 mAh that’ll keep you going for the whole day and more. According to Geekbench 5, the S20 Plus was one of the most powerful smartphones on the market at the time, with a multi-core CPU score of 3,034 with the Snapdragon 865 (2774 with Exynos 990) that beat most other phones while, not surprisingly, coming up short of the S20 Ultra, which scored 3,286, and also trailing the iPhone 11 Pro Max, which scored 3,424.

inches diagonally, the display is a full centimeter larger, promising better immersion when viewing high-quality video formats and films. In our New York City testing, we bounced through Verizon’s still-piecemeal mmWave 5G area, which provided impressive speeds when we didn’t accidentally step outside the coverage bubbles. You might not want to go with any of them though, as the Samsung Galaxy S22, Samsung Galaxy S22 Plus, and Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra have all now been released. At launch, the Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus was the most impressive 'middle child' handset we'd ever tested -- and most likely the best pound-for-pound S20 phone, period.

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You’re getting more optical magnification with the S20 Plus than the iPhone 11 Pro Max and, thus, more detail. The S20 Plus has a respectable 3x optical zoom combined with a 64MP sensor that enables some truly neat close-in photography. That’s the same as the iPhone 11 Pro and Samsung’s own Note 10 Plus, which comes with a stylus and a slightly larger display. The single center-aligned punch-hole for the front-facing camera looks cleaner, and obstructs less of the display, than the lozenge-shaped cutout housing two lenses on the S10 Plus. But you’ll most appreciate 120Hz in the silky-smooth animations flowing through the Android interface – yes, most of the fun is to be had flipping between apps and through menus, although you’ll get the same effect when gliding through Instagram or Twitter.If you do run out, Super Fast Charging means you won't have to spend much time attached to a charger, so you can get a quick boost and get on with your day. The display, features, battery life and performance are all top notch and, although the camera can’t quite beat the iPhone 11 Pro for all-round performance (or the pricier S20 Ultra), there isn’t a massive amount of difference. The S20+ also works as a friendly powerpack for other Samsung devices that need a charge thanks its wireless charging feature, Is the Samsung Galaxy S20+ compatible with 5G?

While that’s a faster refresh rate than the 90Hz on the Google Pixel 4, OnePlus 7T Pro or Razer Phone 2, you likely won’t see a difference unless you put those phones side by side with the S20 Plus while it’s bumped up to 120Hz. The phone’s wireless chipset supports 4G and 5G connections along with the latest flavour of super-fast Wi-FI – WiFi 6 – and there’s Bluetooth 5 as well. We reviewed the 5G version of the phone, and this review will mostly focus on that device as it's the more commonly available handset. Of course, you don’t have to spend even this much and there are other manufacturers offering phones with similar feature sets for considerably less. The phone includes a standard 25W USB-C Samsung charger in the box, and it also supports Fast Wireless Charging 2.Uswitch Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) under firm reference number 312850. If you want affordability, or the best of the best, go with one of the other two; however, we predict that for most folks the S20 Plus will hit the sweet spot. Select the mode, hit the shutter button, and the camera will capture a selection of standard photos, depth-enhanced Live Focus stills, video, and GIF-like short animations. Notably, there’s a much better balance between dimmer parts of the onscreen image and those bright highlights. In day-to-day use this means you might struggle to see what’s going on in particularly murky HDR scenes on the Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus, whereas that’s rarely the case with the iPhone 11 Pro Max (and, by extension, the iPhone 11 Pro).