Overall the Galaxy S20 FE is a fantastic smartphone and, at $699, it is easily one of the best values available today.

Affordably priced; Bright 120Hz display; Versatile triple-camera; Excellent performance

Fingerprint reader is inconsistent; RAM is a bit low

Though the switch to glasstic is a bit of a disappointment, there's a lot to love about the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE - including the Snapdragon 865, a first for UK fans, and a gorgeous 6.5in 120Hz AMOLED display.

Beautiful 120Hz AMOLED display; Great battery life; Snapdragon 865 (on 5G model);

'Glasstic' body; Limitations on video recording; Have to pay for faster charger;

The high points are undoubtedly the refresh rate, chipset, and cameras, but most other aspects impress too. Really the only significant issue is the phone’s largely plastic build – which at this price isn’t really acceptable, but when it’s allowed for so much tech to be packed in it’s a lot more...

Smooth; high-quality 120Hz screen; Excellent triple-lens camera; Plenty of power

Plastic back; Only FHD+ resolution; Middling 6GB of RAM

Free from gimmicks, the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE appears to hit all the right notes. We think it could well be the pick of the S20 bunch - especially at this price point.

Great display; Flagship performance; Great speakers; MicroSD expansion; IP68 waterproof

Fingerprint scanner a bit hit and miss; No 3.5mm headphone socket

The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G delivers all the phone performance most people need at a price more people can afford.

Fast processor; Excellent cameras; Long battery life

No Space Zoom; Not the absolute best low-light camera performance

By trimming the fat from its highest-end Galaxy handset, Samsung inadvertently made one of the best Android phones of 2020.

Competitive price. Large display with a buttery smooth 120-Hz refresh rate. Day-long battery life. Versatile cameras. Speedy performance. Support for 5G. Wireless charging. Water resistance. The plastic back means one less area to shatter after a drop.

The fingerprint sensor is unreliable. The cameras over-saturate and aren't quite as good as the Pixel 5's.

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

Snapdragon 865 even in the UK model; Better battery life than other S20 models; Nice range of colours; Flat 120Hz display;

You have to pay more for the faster charger; Secondary cameras aren’t the most detailed;

A PhoneArena review of Samsung's value-for-money price champion Galaxy S20 FE (Fan Edition) as we check out its day and night time camera samples and zoom quality, battery life, and the interface performance.

Excellent value for the money; Impressive two-day battery life; Bright and flat display with high 120Hz refresh rate; 3 years of Android version updates and up to 3 years warranty; Good pictures and video quality; Very good stereo sound recording and playback; Durable housing in a variety of matte...

The 5G model is only available in a 6GB RAM/128GB storage version; The screen colors are a bit on the cold and saturated side; Display is Gorilla Glass 3 only but it does come with protector pre-installed

When the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G was announced, I have to admit I was confused. I wasn’t sure what this device was all about and where it fits into the already crowded Samsung mobile space.

Very nice design, I like that the screen isn't curved and the display is flat, Nice build quality even with glastic, Good software experience, Good performance, Very good camera for this price range, Great battery life, Outstanding value for feature set

Speakers aren't great, Camera's low light performance isn't the best