Samsung Galaxy S20 FE vs Samsung Galaxy S21+

The resolution is a bit lower than the regular S20 at 1080p, but it still brings that fast 120Hz refresh rate. And it's worth noting that if you turn ...

A lot of factors go into the durability of the screen, including the shape and thickness of the glass the manufacturer decides to use. We know from our previous Note 20 Ultra drop test that even the strongest Gorilla Glass Victus is no match for pavement, with the screen cracking on the second drop from hip height. But that doesn't mean the S21's screen will share the same fate: The two have different designs and the thick metal casing protecting the camera looks sturdier than the all-glass module on previous Galaxy phones. For our drop test, CNET Senior Video Producer Chris Parker dropped a brand new phantom violet Galaxy S21 and phantom black Galaxy S21 Ultra onto a concrete sidewalk

If you need a bigger screen than is offered by any of the Pixel models but don’t want to spend over $1,000 on a phone, buy the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE (Fan Edition). This device has a spacious 6.5-inch 1080p display that refreshes 120 times per second (120 Hz), which makes scrolling and navigating through apps look impressively smooth. The processor is top-of-the-line, which means the S20 FE works better with heavy multitasking and gaming compared with the Pixel phones

Particularly when virtually all of the competition's screens outresolve it - the iPhone 12 Pro is just 6.1 inches yet has more pixels already at 1170x2532px (460ppi), the Mate 40 Pro stretches 6.76" across with 1344x2772px (456ppi), and the OnePlus 8 Pro stands at 6.78" and 1440x3168px (513ppi)

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...

So what does it do better than the ultra? Well, the one thing with the word ultra in it is the ultra wide camera here on the s21. It's actually a litt...

The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G delivers all the phone performance most people need at a price more people can afford.

I would say no, it's not worth it. Sure, the iPhone 12 has a good screen and a good camera, but not for that price. I also wouldn't wait for the Samsung Galaxy S21 as it will start at 850€ for the normal S21 which will most likely be overpriced as the S20 was.

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.

The neat thing about this phone and why you might want to consider this though is a 4800 milliamp hour battery stuffed inside now unlike the S21 this ...

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

But now with average 8h SOT and with no overheating appart from the time i charge it im fully happy with the battery life. So here is my little review ask me anything if you want. Also im not a funboi i was still critical in many google devices like the 5 and 4a 5g and even then one i owned the pixel 4 xl. If the phone was not good i would gladly get the xiaomi mi 11 ultra or even the samsung galaxy s21 im not tied to any brand

My wife is now using my previous A50 model and is very satisfied. Previously all the Samsungs were the S series. I have never cracked a screen that I recall and that makes me believe they are sturdy.

Don't expect bleeding edge performance across the board, and you should be satisfied.

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.

It seems like it'd be so easy to add a nice rear camera. Now, looking at the rails around this phone, starting off on the bottom on the right side, we...