Excellent build quality and bill of materials. IP68 rating.

The fingerprint sensor performance is behind the competition.

But when you consider that the Galaxy S20 delivers the same specs as the more expensive S20+ and that this price will inevitably go down in a few month's time and we think it may very well be the best seller in the Galaxy S20 trio.

Incredible AMOLED screen with silky 120Hz refresh rate ; Supports all 5G standards (sub-6, mmWave, NSA) ; Powerful, with ultra-premium chipset ; Camera system still bursting with features ; Better value than the S20 Ultra

Design niggles with features such as phone speaker and under-screen fingerprint unlock ; Battery life will suffer with the S20's high performance

With almost all the main features of the S20 Ultra bar its huge camera and battery, the Samsung Galaxy S20 is arguably better value for money, with a gorgeous ultra-premium display, intuitive UI and still-impressive photographic capabilities. Perhaps...

High refresh rate meets fantastic image quality ; Best hardware and build quality of any Android phone ; All-day battery life… usually

5G not worth it for many ; Camera image processing a bit strong ; RIP headphone socket

It has all the features you’d want in a flagship phone, plus a few more, without going overboard like the pricey S20 Ultra. The regular Galaxy S20 is the best Android flagship of 2020 so far

Brilliant screen ; Loads of power ; Good cameras

Feels samey ; Overshadowed by S20 Plus and Ultra ; Can't have both 120Hz and QHD+

The Samsung Galaxy S20 5G is a great all-round flagship. If you're coming from a Galaxy S10 or even an S9 then it might feel a bit too familiar, but it does almost everything very well.

Exceptional display ; Excellent rear camera performance ; Excellent design ; Stereo speakers are loud and clear

Selfie camera software needs refinement ; Moderate battery backup ; No audio jack