Samsung Galaxy S20 Fe 5g Cell Phone, Factory Unlocked Android Smartphone, 128gb, Pro Grade Camera, 3
SAMSUNG Galaxy S20 FE 5G Cell Phone, Factory Unlocked Android Smartphone, 128GB, Pro Grade Camera, 30X Space Zoom, Night Mode, US Version, Cloud Navy
- MORE FREEDOM: With unlocked by Samsung, you call the shots; Start with the Galaxy S20 FE 5G then choose your carrier, data plan, services, features, and apps, so you get the phone you want, set up exactly how you want.Form_factor : Smartphone
- PRO-GRADE CAMERA: The same pro-grade triple lens S20 camera, now available in FE; Three cameras on the rear let you snapshot moments in your own way
- 30X SPACE ZOOM: Zoom in close from afar or magnify details of something nearby with the power of 30X Space Zoom
- NIGHT MODE: With bigger pixels and enhanced camera AI, the rear camera adjusts to pull in light even when it’s dark so your shots come out detailed and colorful
- SINGLE-TAKE AI: One tap of the screen captures multiple images and videos all at once. the Super AMOLED display refreshes at a super smooth 120Hz to keep action clear and touch response fast
- GET THE MOST OUT OF 5G: Powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 5G Mobile Platform, you can game on in real time with little lag, while your streams and video calls come through clear**
With a Triple pro-grade camera, smooth 120Hz refresh rate display, and an all-day intelligent battery¹ that charges up in minutes, the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G delivers outstanding innovation. The Triple-lens camera system will not only take bright and high quality images and videos, but can also zoom in from afar, thanks to the 30X Space Zoom. The single take AI mode will let you capture multiple images and videos with just a touch of a button. Shooting at night? No problem. With the help of Night Mode, the Galaxy S20 FE 5G phone can capture crystal-clear images without flash. The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G series is tailor-made for those who want the latest technology without compromise. Choose from a wide range of six colorful hues in a sleek matte finish. ¹Battery power consumption depends on usage patterns and results may vary.
Brand : SAMSUNG
Category : Electronics,Cell Phones & Accessories
Rating : 4.5
Price : US $589.97
Review Count : 13904
Best Sellers Rank : #11,897 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics)
OS : Android 10.0
RAM : 6 GB
Wireless communication technologies : Cellular, Bluetooth, 3G, Wi-Fi
Connectivity technologies : Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB, NFC
Other display features : Wireless
Other camera features : Front, Rear, Video
Form Factor : Smartphone
Color : Cloud Navy
Battery Power Rating : 16
Whats in the box : 1. Galaxy S20 FE | S20 | S20+ | S20 Ultra 2. USB Connector 3. Power Adapter 4. AKG Earphones (Available for all models except for Galaxy S20 FE) 5. Ejection Pin
SalesRank : 11897
Human Interface Input : Touchscreen
SAMSUNG Galaxy S20 FE 5G Cell Phone, Factory Unlocked Android Smartphone, 128GB, Pro Grade Camera, 30X Space Zoom, Night Mode, US Version, Cloud Navy
- My last phone was a Samsung A10e, and anyone coming from a cheap A series phone can for sure tell you that this is a MAJOR upgrade. I got the 128gb S21 FE model and I only paid $590 USD for the black version, despite really really wanting the white version, yet that one was priced at $699 USD. Would I pay $699 for it? Probably not, but everyone has a different budget for everything!When I received the phone, it came in its regular factory box which is very thin, like I was concerned for a second that they just sent me a case, but nope! They\'ve cut down on everything that they send you. It came with the phone, a manual in a tiny box, a sim card tool behind that box, and I believe short type c cable, I already have a charging cable so I didn\'t pay any attention to it. Not that big of a deal really, it just worried me for a second haha.Now I\'m someone who worries about storage, and this phone does NOT come with a micro SD card slot (unlike the S20 FE), however I\'ve not had any problems with my storage yet, I still have roughly 61GB out of the 128GB to go. The system itself is 22.5GB which is expected as this is a very beefy and fast machine, and then I play a lot of games so my apps take around 39GB. I don\'t take many photos either so I only have around 1GB used, but if you are someone who loves to take photos, I recommend getting a separate portable hard drive or even using your personal computer to send your photos over, as spending $70-$130+ for just 128GB of more storage is a lot when you could use that to get around 500GB on a standalone drive. It is also worth mentioning that getting the bigger storage version for this phone, also adds 2GB of ram to it, giving it a speed boost, but I\'m about to go over some things about the phone\'s speed.As for game wise, I play Genshin Impact, Colorful Stage/Project Sekai, Stardew Valley, Pokemon GO, and Fallout Shelter, and this thing runs them all like a BEAST. I wouldn\'t recommend getting the extra 2GB of ram in the bigger storage model since this phone can run pretty much anything you throw at it. Anyone who\'s ever played Genshin Impact knows how heavy the game is, and it can run it at max settings just fine, the only problem, is that it gets INCREDIBLY hot. So hot that it lowkey hurts to touch after playing for more than just 5-15 minutes. This could be completely fixed if you get a cooling mount for around $20-30. I do prioritize game functionality and speed over looks so I do play extremely comfortably in low-medium settings as it still looks great! However if you\'re looking for a gaming machine with smooth fps and no lag at all with maximum settings on heavy games (since bigger temperatures means lowering the processing of your game, causing lag), I\'ll have to recommend looking for a different phone such as an Iphone or a Oneplus since they do that well.The camera is good for me! I take photos of my dog and that\'s it. It also has a 30x zoom which is crazy. The front camera is really good and I sometimes put it up to my head and angle it to make myself look like a goldfish and it\'s super funny haha. The fingerprint reader works extremely well even with a screen protector. Fun fact I found: you can lay your finger over your fingerprint reader while the screen is off and it\'ll unlock! So you don\'t even have to double tap your screen to wake it up or press a power button. I was never a fan of 120hz screens and I still am not, but it looks super smooth when I have it turned on. The AMOLED screen was a huge game changer for me, it\'s beautiful and has incredible contrasting colors. I know people say they have tons of issues with the battery to this device, but I honestly haven\'t had any problems whatsoever. Now I do keep medium power saving mode on as I just don\'t see too much to the use of allowing your phone to do any big background services when you\'re not using it. It lasts about a day and a half. I work 9-5 and I come home with 70% battery after being on it or checking it very often and frequently. Now I will say there has been some connectivity issues during heavy storms and heavy storms only, but I experienced that issue with my last phone so there\'s a massive chance that\'s just my mobile data provider (which is US Cellular). By the way, this phone is unlocked, so it should be able to accept just about any other provider you use. I also think it supports 2 sim cards? I\'m not too sure as I\'m not someone who would ever have to use it, but if you are, then that\'s a plus.Overall this phone is absolutely amazing and I 11/10 recommend it :)
- I decided on the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE for my smartphone upgrade for a lot of reasons. One, and most obviously, was the price. At $599 ( the price on Amazon when I purchased it), it was an unbeatable deal. Another was the specs: Snapdragon 865 and 6gb of RAM was perfect for my needs. My old Galaxy S7 looked practically primitive when set against the S20 FE. And so, I decided to give a midrange phone a try.At first glance, the S20 FE seemed too good to be true. The screen, while not 4K, still looks great with the 120Hz refresh rate enabled. The rear cameras look incredibly good, nice and crisp. I\'ve done everything from web browsing and gaming to word processing and photography, all with minimal issue. Battery life is solid, but not the best in the market right now. You\'ll still be able to get a couple of days out of the S20 FE on 120Hz. Also, you can\'t beat the customizability of Android. With the option to install launchers/widgets plus a wealth of storage (and SD card support), you get a lot of choice with the S20 FE. The size, while much larger than I was used to, still fits in the hand really well. I would recommend getting a case and screen protector for this one though, as I have seen people shatter the screen with a single drop.But, if you\'ve been reading up on the S20 FE at all, then you know that there are problems. First off, the virtual proximity sensor on the phone is spotty at best. Testing it out myself, I had to be right on top of the sensor for it to detect my face. And for phone calls, that means a few more accidental muted/ended calls than usual. The face recognition and fingerprint scanner are also not great. I\'d say it works about 85% of the time, but when it doesn\'t, do you ever feel it. Adding on, the front-facing camera is pretty lackluster. Not bad, but it\'s not flagship levels by any stretch. You\'ll need to be in absolutely optimal lighting to get a decent picture out of it. So if you\'re looking for a phone to take selfies indoors with, I\'d look elsewhere.From what I\'ve seen, the standout complaint with the S20 FE is the touchscreen. And yes, my phone (ordered in early November) has the issue too. Pretty horrendous ghosting when testing it in the touchscreen test app. There\'s undeniably a hardware issue with the S20 FE. There have been updates since the phone released, but none have fixed it entirely; merely a band-aid on a bloody gash. The real question is: does it affect everyday use? Will you notice it every moment you use the S20 FE? The answer to both is no, at least for me. While I\'m sure it does affect certain tasks (most notably those that involve fast touches or 3+ fingers), I really haven\'t noticed it in actual use. Pinching/zooming with your fingers close together will cause the screen to jitter, but that\'s about all I\'ve seen. If that worries you enough to pass on the S20 FE, I don\'t blame you.It really is a shame that I can\'t give the S20 FE a perfect 5 stars, because it does deserve it in some aspects. But with these hardware issues, there\'s always the worry that time will make them worse. It\'s a genuine worry, I get that. But even with the problems, the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE is a pretty great phone. It really does feel like a flagship phone, but with a massive price cut and a few downgrades. Only time will tell if the problems the phone has will get worse, but for right now, I\'m more than happy with it.Edit (8/18/2021): I\'ve dropped my rating from 4 stars to 3 stars.It\'s been a little less than a year, and the issues mentioned above have started to affect daily use in a way that turns this from a great phone to an okay phone not worth your time. Okay, maybe not daily use, per se. But enough that it\'s starting to effect my initial thoughts on it.The amount of times this phone has turned on in my pocket because of ghost touches is insane. Every time I take it out of my pocket, it\'s opened a random app and input a few letters on the keyboard. And this is after adjusting the settings to stop these sorts of things. I turned off double tap to turn on (despite wanting that feature) and turned on accidental touch protection (which did absolutely nothing). I even made it so that the phone needed face recognition or a fingerprint to unlock every time I close it. But it just keeps happening. No software update really fixed the screen, as suspected. This is a pure hardware messup.Here\'s the cold, honest truth: the screen on the S20 FE is terrible. Worse than my old S7. Worse than even a budget android phone\'s screen. It\'s beyond comprehension. The virtual proximity sensor is also worthless. I almost want to give it the classic \"angry Amazon customer 1-star\" review, but I\'ll refrain. There\'s still good here with the chip, customizability, and great battery life, but that stuff can only get you so far.Here\'s my advice: don\'t bother with this phone. You can get a midrange smartphone for the same (or even a lower) price, with better specs. It\'s still not the worst thing out there and I\'m not tossing it in the trash just yet, but it\'s definitely the last Samsung product I\'ll be buying. So disappointing, but I couldn\'t keep this review a 4-star in good conscience.
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