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What's the Galaxy S20 5G got to offer?

The camera is undoubtedly the S20's key selling point. But it's also got super fast 5G, a huge battery and the sort of super-crisp industry-leading screen that's common to all high-end Galaxy phones. 

Here we take a closer look at its key features: 

Display

Front and centre on the Samsung Galaxy is a 6.2-inch display that takes up almost the entire front of the phone.

Featuring the same Dynamic AMOLED technology, it's capable of what Samsung touts as “cinema-grade colour and contrast”. 

Dynamic AMOLED tech also helps to limit blue light emissions, which should reduce eyestrain.

For smoother scrolling, the S20 has 120HZ refresh rate which means animations are more fluid and makes for a much better mobile gaming experience. 

To maximise screen space, there's a small, pinhole notch for the front camera. Only this time, it’s moved from the top right to the centre.

And in another space-saving move, the fingerprint scanner is once again embedded within the display.

Design

The S20 sticks fast to the design template. Although closer inspection reveals it's got rounder edges than the S10 and Note 10, while the screen has a less pronounced curve.

There are some more significant changes, too. Not least the rear camera module, which is now square and makes room for four lenses (more of which in a bit).   

More controversially, Samsung has also apparently got rid of the 3.5mm headphone jack.

So if you want to use wired headphones, you’ll need an adaptor. Or you’ll have invest in a pair of wireless headphones.

As with the S10, the S20 is IP68-rated for water and dust-resistance. 

Rear cameras

The S20's camera array is one of the most advanced around and includes: 

• 12-megapixel main, wide camera
• 64-megapixel telephoto
• 12-megapixel Ultrawide
• 3x optical zoom
• Up to 30x digital zoom
• Up to 8K video recording at 30fps

Front camera

The standard S20 and S20 Galaxy Plus are equipped with a 10-megapixel camera that's capable of 4K video recording at 60fps.

Battery

The Samsung Galaxy S20 features a 4,000mAh battery, up from the S10’s 3,400mAh. Like the S10 it supports Samsung's Wireless Charging 2.0, so you'll be able to charge the S20 wirelessly as rapidly as you would with a wired charger. 

Storage and processor

The S20 comes with 128GB of internal storage. Powering of all the S20 phones is an Exynos 990 processor, which is purported to be 20% faster than the Exymos M4 that was at the heart of the S10.

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