The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE is good but not great, and while it’s probably not the best implementation of a ‘Galaxy S20 Lite’ we could have seen, it’s still one worth considering. If you’re reading this introduction and finding the messages somewhat mixed, then you’re getting an accurate reflection of our experience with the phone – there are things we really liked, and things we really didn’t. The high screen refresh rate and top-end processor are a couple of nice premium flourishes, and show Samsung hasn’t cut too many corners in order to key the price of the phone down. Samsung’s excellent scene optimization is here too, helping you to get some great-looking snaps. Lots of the Samsung Galaxy S20’s camera features are back here, like Single Take, which captures photos and video using all three rear cameras and picks out the best, and an improved Night Mode that uses the large main camera sensor. The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE’s positives outweigh the negatives though.
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This is likely due in large part to a couple of power-hungry top-tier features, including the 120Hz screen and 5G connectivity, so if you don’t make much use of those you’ll stand a better chance of your phone making it through a full day. With medium or heavy use the phone wouldn’t necessarily last a full day, and if we took a lot of photos or indulged in lengthy gaming sessions we’d have to charge it in the evening.
The design could be divisive though, as the screen doesn’t curve at the edges, and the back of the handset is plastic, making the phone feel relatively cheap in the hand.Īnother issue is that the battery life feels lacking. The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE comes in a wide variety of eye-catching colors, from a pale mint to bright red and more besides, and there’s much more diversity than the typically limited selection of other smartphones.
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