Samsung Galaxy S20 FE vs Xiaomi Poco X3

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 ...

WEIRD! 4. The screen is not that sensitive. Sometimes I would have to switch to my thumb to navigate etc. 5

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...

And I would say I'm growing kind of fond of this racing stripe we got down the middle. It breaks up the monotony on the back. They've managed to make ...

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

I wanted this phone for the big screen and refresh rate, i think you get just a little more for your money, keep in mind how much your paying, dont expect a galaxy s10, i had one major problem though. When i would play games, specially cod mobile halfway into thematch the screen would go black, every single time. So i dont know if it was just this phone. But for the money its a good phone

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.

If you aren't comfortable flashing a new rom I'd probably suggest you get a budget Pixel instead. I am personally sticking with MIUI for a little longer because i don't want to void the warranty but i had to tweak a lot of things in the settings too get it working more to my liking. Anyway the battery is great. I miss AMOLED but the 120hz makes up for it

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

This 64GB model will cost you just £199 from Xiaomi's UK website right now, and for that low price, you basically get mid-range performance and some s...

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.

Phone is pretty heavy and solid. Don't forget to buy a case because it will break if you drop it. Signal is great/strong in our area. Now I just can't get him off the phone

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.

This case, while not feeling as sturdy as the one that the Mi 10T Pro got, is still better than your average cheap jelly affair, but it does have one 'feature' that may or may not drive you crazy. For some reason, there's a flap that goes into the USB-C charging port. We'd think this has something to do with further splash proofing the phone, but then the 3.5mm headphone jack remains exposed, so that doesn't make much sense