On paper this phone would have been the best value for money, if not for the screen issues that I've experienced. How can we enjoy the 120Hz and beautiful colours of the screen if it's so broken? Not only have I had sensitivity issues but there is screen burn on my brand new phone... Now I have to deal with a Samsung approved 3rd party repairer to inspect and HOPEFULLY fix my phone... And it will be a month or more before I see my phone again... Been using Samsung for a long time, unfortunately this will be the last.

I got the 5G version 256GB (Snapdragon 858 processor) online. eSIM is supported in many countries (UK, EU, Asia, etc.) and the S20 FE 5G was advertised with this feature (like the other S20s). However, Samsung has decided not to include this function in the Australian version and did not indicate this omission in its website (no detailed spec page?)...Why doing that? Australian customers pay the same price but have phones with lower specs? In addition, the phone has touch screen issues and gets hot for no apparent reasons. I do not recommend this phone.

Samsung Galaxy S20 FE is close to being the perfect combination of specifications and price.

Really nice screen with 120 Hz refresh rate, good build quality and matte back, good all-round camera, high performance and generally you get alot for your money.

The screen resolution is not as high as on the other models in the Galaxy S20 series. Comes with only 15 watt charger in the box, although 25 watt charging is supported.

Praise be to the mighty Samsung, for it has heard our pleas of “ good freakin’ grief, phones are getting too expensive .” In its infinite wisdom, it hath remade the Galaxy S20, flagship from earlier in 2020, with slightly cheaper materials and components.

Flagship hardware, Almost no compromise on features, Big, beautiful screen, Solid battery life

Phone's a little big for my taste, Deep camera bump, Camera downgrade versus S20

Bought phone a month ago thinking non glass edge would protect screen. Phone fell from a bench seat (45 cm) and screen cracked top and bottom. With sharp shards displaced. Battery life not as good as my 3 yo Oppo (which copped a lot of drops without breaking) despite being a bigger battery. Tendency to overheat. Screen finger scanner really unreliable, have to put in pin mostly to unlock screen. Navigation isn't as easy as Oppo either though that may be because I've only had it a month...but I still have to use search to find apps and have accidentally set DND and made emergency calls amongst other issues. Also frustrating I can't stop camera from saving all photos to samsung folder instead of just google..where all my photos are stored, so using double memory for photos.

Camera - Amazing compared to the older single camera phones, especially up close with the macro shots. Screen - Looks great, I love that it doesn't have the edge anymore. My older edge version Galaxy was always always annoying to use one handed. This one is great, the 120hz screen is a nice to have, makes wasting time scrolling look great. Very sharp Battery - Lasts all day, as it should. Maybe 2 days if you're gentle. Go get the Super fast charger setup, its a game changer. Basically goes to fully charged within the hour which is awesome. But I write this positive review of the new S20 FE because my one ended up face down in a spa the ...view more

super frustrated as i'm setting up my new s20 fe that there's no clear manufacturer advise that there is (is there?) an screen protector already installed. i bought a screen protector from the retailer (as advised) and unwittingly removed the inbuilt screen protector! The Cygenet brand Samsung S20 screen protector is much too small and has a weird black rim - so jumped online to see blogs stating that there's screen protector installed. I've put it back on but of course it looks crap. How hard would it be to simply note on the phone that there's a screen protector installed?!?

The increasing cost of flagship smartphones over the last couple of years has put them out of reach for many consumers. We all knew it was coming in late 2018 when Apple priced the iPhone X at a cool $999.

Snapdragon 865 Performance for $500 or less on sale, Beautiful AMOLED display with lots of brightness, Solid battery life, Decent camera array with AI digital zoom

The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE undercuts the S20 on price but with similar specifications, where are the cutbacks?

Better price than S20, Better battery life than S20, Better performance than S20 (on 5G version)

Plastic design, Lower resolution screen, Not quite the best value

The Samsung Galaxy S20 is billed as the flagship phone experience for 2020, but if we’re being honest with ourselves, it’s likely “too much” phone for most people. The Galaxy S20 Fan Edition (FE), arrived a few months after the standard bearer, bringing about most of the S20’s top features, but with...