Sign up to receive daily breaking news, reviews, opinion, analysis, deals and more from the world of tech. Likewise, rather than placing the three rear cameras in a neat vertical strip like last year, the Galaxy S20’s trio of cameras are instead squished into an upright oblong in the top left corner of the phone. There’s no choice when it comes to storage, but the 128GB of onboard space can at least be upgraded up to a further 1TB via microSD if required. Still, this silky-smooth screen will be for nothing if the quality of the display isn’t up to scratch. That’s a debate to be held for another time, and I’m pretty impressed with all of the new stuff Samsung has brought to the table this year.

It’s also worth bearing in mind that you can’t enable the 120Hz setting at the phone’s native screen resolution, only at FHD+ or below. Because, as it turns out, while the Galaxy S20’s suite of cameras excel in a few areas, they don’t quite match the sheer excellence of the iPhone 11’s image and video captures.It had a few scratches on one metal side (now hidden by my case) but other than that it's beautiful.

I've been telling my friends about my refurbished phone to encourage them to consider a more ethical option when they need to upgrade! Cosmic Black is available for both the Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus and Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra, so you can’t get the standard Galaxy S20 in this color, which might seem slightly surprising, as it’s the most ‘ordinary’ color. Still, if you want a splash of color on your phone, this is one of only two options – and the only one for the Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus. It would be good if Back Market gave some guidance on chargers as they don't supply them with the reconditioned phones.Battery is not as good as new and will run out relativley quickly but still lasts a full day of low usage l.

We and our partners also use cookies that allow us to measure traffic and show you personalised content and ads rather than basic shiz. is still big enough to watch any Netflix TV show without having to push the screen up against your eyeballs. That makes it the cheapest of Samsung’s recent batch of phones, yet you might also be surprised to learn that it’s just as formidable. Cosmic Gray won’t be the most eye-catching color scheme, but as such it’s also smarter and more professional-looking than some. However, you can rest assured that the screen has a pin-sharp contrast ratio of Infinity:1 and it’s also capable of reaching a blinding maximum brightness of 748cd/m2.

The Samsung Galaxy S20 has the ability to record in 8K resolution – a first for smartphones – although this isn’t stabilised in any way whatsoever, and you need an 8K TV to view the footage in its original resolution anyway. But, of course, the regular Galaxy S20 doesn’t cost anywhere near as much as what Samsung is charging for the S20 Ultra.