Samsung Galaxy A20e review

Compact phones are becoming rare nowadays, so this handset will definitely appeal to people looking for a device that’s easier to handle. The A20e impresses on first impressions, with an intuitive user experience enhanced by solid speakers and great cameras for the price. However, extended usage reveals some frustrations, most notably the low quality display and sub-par battery life.

Samsung Galaxy A20e Review: Top equipment at a budget price

A good deal. Spending a lot of money for a smartphone? It doesn't have to be like that, Samsung says, presenting its affordable entry-level Galaxy A20e for 179 Euros (~$199). It is able to score with astonishingly comprehensive equipment, offering an octa-core SoC, a dual camera, Bluetooth 5.0, NFC, dual SIM, and VoLTE, among other things.

Those who have only planned for a small budget for their new smartphone will get a lot of value for ...

elegant and stable case; Bluetooth 5.0 + aptX; dual-SIM + microSD; VoLTE and VoWiFi; NFC; DRM Widevine L1; solid performance; good images during daylight; quick charger;

slow WLAN; preinstalled adware; weak selfie camera; only IPS instead of an AMOLED display; games run with limitations;