Samsung Galaxy S20 FE vs Samsung Galaxy A72

And the night mode also does a great job in low light, producing bright and crisp snaps, with impressively natural looking tones. The S20 FE 5G also s...

Go for Galaxy A72 5G. Nice telephoto camera with better processing than OnePlus, and if you get the global version it'll have physical dual SIM. Great upper-midrange phone for this year.

Battery life also seems to be decent - especially if you turn off the high 120hz refresh rate (I'm not bothered by 60hz) and do a little bit of tuning to maximize battery life.

My main concerne about this one is the fact that screen is not adaptive (which in theory would drain more battery) and won't provide a full day of outside activities. Also I'm planning to use the reverse charger for my buds and watch so that would drain the battery even more. Samsung devices are a must in the case I buy Watch 4 because they kinda only work with them (I know it can be adjusted but for 400 eur watch I expect it to work out of the box) and a52s and a72 are really good options but are lacking some features of the s21 series.

Last October, I decided to trade in my Pixel 4 for a Galaxy S20 FE thinking that it would be a faster more enjoyable phone, and also I had battery issues with the 4. Sure the phone felt quick and snappy at the beginning but after a couple months, the phone was feeling very sluggish. I think the culprit of this is actually OneUI's heavy focus on "extra features" on top of Android. Bottom line is I wasn't happy

Samsung have a sale on right now (at least from UK) and is priced at £356. I'm not bothered about 5G and I don't game on my phone. The key things for me is a good screen, water resistance, good camera and battery. Seems pretty good next phone from my S8 for around the £350 mark I think

The design of the Pixel 5 is literally perfect for me. I love the size and the colour but the bad speakers and lack of SD card slot is a tough sell.

The Awesome Violet we got on the A52 review unit already had that effect on us, but the Awesome Blue, as seen on the A72, is somehow even better. The soft pastel tone just works. In fact, it is nothing short of awesome. Another peculiar element of the back design is the slightly more pronounced "lip", for lack of a better term