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Samsung Electronics
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FoundedJanuary 13, 1969; 57 years ago (1969-01-13) in Suwon, South Korea
Headquarters
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ProductsSmartphones, consumer electronics
OwnerSamsung Group
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{{Infobox mobile phone |name = Samsung Galaxy S20
Samsung Galaxy S20+
Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra
Samsung Galaxy S20 FE
Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 2022 | brand = Samsung | logo = File:Galaxy S20 Logo.svg | logosize = | image = Galaxy S20.png | caption = From left to right: S20 FE, S20, S20+, and S20 Ultra. | manufacturer = Samsung Electronics | series = Galaxy S | networks = 2G, 3G, 4G LTE, 5G

| released =

  • S20, S20+ and S20 Ultra: March 6, 2020; 6 years ago (2020-03-06)
  • S20 FE: October 2, 2020; 6 years ago (2020-10-02)

| discontinued =

|predecessor = Samsung Galaxy S10
Samsung Galaxy Note FE (direct predecessor for Galaxy S20 FE)
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite (indirect predecessor for Galaxy S20 FE) |successor = Samsung Galaxy S21 |related = Samsung Galaxy Z Flip
Samsung Galaxy Note 20
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2

| type =

| form = Slate

| size =

  • S20: 151.7 mm × 69.1 mm × 7.9 mm (5.97 in × 2.72 in × 0.31 in)
  • S20+: 161.9 mm × 73.7 mm × 7.8 mm (6.37 in × 2.90 in × 0.31 in)
  • S20 Ultra: 166.9 mm × 76 mm × 8.8 mm (6.57 in × 2.99 in × 0.35 in)
  • S20 FE: 159.8 mm × 74.5 mm × 8.4 mm (6.29 in × 2.93 in × 0.33 in)

| weight =

  • S20: 163 g (5.7 oz)
  • S20+: 186–188 g (6.6–6.6 oz)
  • S20 Ultra: 220–222 g (7.8–7.8 oz)
  • S20 FE: 190 g (6.7 oz)

|os = Initial (S20, S20+ and S20 Ultra): Android 10 paired with One UI 2.1
Initial (S20 FE): Android 10 with One UI 2.5
Initial (S20 FE 2022): Android 12 featuring One UI 4.1
Upgradeable (all): Android 13 running One UI 5.1 | soc = Europe, UAE, India, Indonesia, Brazil, and S20 FE 4G (excluding SM-G780G model): Samsung Exynos 990
Asia (excluding India, Indonesia and UAE), Americas (excluding Brazil), plus S20 FE 4G (SM-G780G) and all 5G variants: Qualcomm Snapdragon 865

| cpu =

  • Exynos variant: Octa-core (2x2.73 GHz Mongoose M5, 2x2.50 GHz Cortex-A76, and 4x2.0 GHz Cortex-A55)
  • Snapdragon variant: Octa-core (1x2.84 GHz, 3x2.42 GHz, and 4x1.8 GHz) Kryo 585

|gpu = Exynos variant: Mali-G77 MP11
Snapdragon variant: Adreno 650

| memory =

  • S20 & S20+: Options of 8 or 12 GB LPDDR5 RAM
  • S20 Ultra: Options of 12 or 16 GB LPDDR5 RAM
  • S20 FE: Available with either 6 or 8 GB LPDDR5 RAM
  • S20 FE 2022: Comes with 6 GB LPDDR5 RAM

| storage =

  • S20: 128 GB UFS 3.0 storage
  • S20+ & S20 Ultra: Choices of 128, 256 or 512 GB UFS 3.0 storage
  • S20 FE: Offered in 128 or 256 GB UFS 3.1 storage variants
  • S20 FE 2022: Equipped with 128 GB UFS 3.1 storage

|memory_card = Supports MicroSD cards up to 1 TB[2]
Note: The S20 5G UW model does not support expandable storage.

| sim =

  • S20, S20+ and S20 Ultra: NanoSIM (single SIM or hybrid dual SIM dual stand-by), also compatible with eSIM
  • S20 FE: NanoSIM (single SIM or hybrid dual SIM dual stand-by)[3]

| battery =

  • S20: Capacity of 4000 mAh
  • S20+: Capacity of 4500 mAh
  • S20 Ultra: Capacity of 5000 mAh
  • S20 FE: Capacity of 4500 mAh

|charging = USB Power Delivery: Models S20, S20+, and S20 FE: up to 25W (PPS), or up to15W (non-PPS)
Model S20 Ultra: up to45W (PPS), or up to15W (non-PPS) |input = Sensors included::

Additional features:

  • Physical volume control keys
  • USB-C port

|min_display_resolution= |max_display_resolution= |min_display_refresh_rate= |max_display_refresh_rate= |min_screen_size= |max_screen_size= |min_pixel_density= |max_pixel_density= |min_cpu_speed= |max_cpu_speed= |min_gpu_speed= |max_gpu_speed= |min_ram= |max_ram= |min_storage_capacity= |max_storage_capacity= |min_battery_capacity= |max_battery_capacity= |min_weight= |max_weight= |min_thickness= |max_thickness= |min_price= |max_price= |min_release_date= |max_release_date=

(display specifications omitted for brevity)

The Samsung Galaxy S20, part of Samsung Electronics’ flagship range, is a collection of Android-powered smartphones developed under the renowned Galaxy S lineup.[4] Introduced as the successor to the Galaxy S10 series,[5][6] the initial trio was unveiled during Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked event on February11,2020; later that year on September23,the Fan Edition version was introduced.[7][8][9][10][11]

The collection comprises four primary models—the standard Galaxy S40, its larger sibling Galaxy S40+, the camera-centric Galaxy S40 Ultra, and a more budget-friendly option known as the Galaxy S40 Fan Edition. These devices differ mainly in display dimensions and camera capabilities.[12] Notable enhancements over their predecessor include a display featuring a smooth120 Hz refresh rate alongside an advanced camera system capable of recording video in8K resolution (7680×4320) for the initial three models; additionally, these models support super-resolution zoom ranging from30× to100× depending on the specific device.[13][14]

The initial trio launched in the United States on March6,2020,[15] followed by a European release on March13; meanwhile,the Fan Edition became available worldwide starting October2,the same year.The starting retail prices for these models were set at US$699 for the Fan Edition, US$999 for the standard Galaxy, US$1199 for the Plus,and US$1399 for the Ultra.

This lineup holds distinction as the first smartphone series certified by the USB Implementers Forum for USB fast-charging technology.[16][17]

In May,a specialized ruggedized version designed for military applications named "Tactical Edition" was introduced.

The subsequent generation was represented by the Galaxy S41, announced on January14,2021.[18] Later,in April2022,a refreshed iteration of the Fan Edition termed Galaxy S40 FE 2022 was released following introduction of the Galaxy S42. This updated model retains the same processor as its predecessors but features6 GB RAM with128 GB internal storage running One UI4 based on Android12.[19]

History

Initially, the device was expected to be named the Galaxy S11, following the naming pattern set by its predecessor, the Galaxy S10. Nevertheless, leaks that emerged in January 2020 disclosed that the official name would be Galaxy S20, reflecting its launch year of 2020. Prior to its official unveiling, extensive information about the phone’s specifications and design surfaced online, leaving few surprises. Notably, leaker Max Weinbach obtained the phone a month ahead of its release, verifying many of the anticipated features. Observers noted that by February, "nearly all details about the upcoming product had already been revealed." Alongside specification charts, promotional materials and real-life images of the device were also leaked extensively.

Design

File:Back of a Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus 5G.jpg
Rear view of an S20 Plus

The design language of the Galaxy S20 lineup closely resembles that of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10, featuring an Infinity-O screen with a centrally positioned circular cutout at the top for the front-facing selfie camera. Unlike previous Galaxy S models—except for the S10 Lite where the camera is positioned on the left—the rear camera module has been relocated to a corner with a rectangular bump reminiscent of devices like the iPhone 11, Google Pixel 4, and earlier Samsung flagships such as the Note 10, Galaxy S, and original Samsung Galaxy. The standard S20 and S20 FE incorporate three cameras on the back, while the S20+ features four cameras within its module. The S20 Ultra also houses four cameras but in a noticeably larger camera bump. In European markets, these devices came preloaded with the news aggregator upday, developed in collaboration with Axel Springer SE, which generated notifications. Color options vary across models: Cloud Pink, Cloud White, Cloud Blue, Cosmic Grey, and Cosmic Black are available for the first three models; meanwhile, the Fan Edition offers Cloud Lavender, Cloud Mint, Cloud Navy, Cloud White, Cloud Red, and Cloud Orange. Cosmic Grey is present in all variants except the FE model; Cosmic Black is limited to the S20+ and Ultra; Cloud Blue is exclusive to the S20 and S20+; and Cloud Pink is unique to the S20. Certain colors have restricted availability—Prism Blue is sold only in Korea, through Best Buy and T-Mobile in the United States, as well as Samsung Nederland and Tele2 in the Netherlands. Aura Red is available exclusively via Korea Telecom, Vodafone UK, Malaysia, and United Arab Emirates. Cloud White’s availability differs by region; in the U.S., it is exclusive to Verizon’s S20 model featuring Ultrawide Band support. The S20 is marketed in Italy; the S20+ is available in Italy and Spain; and the S20 Ultra can be found in China and Germany.

In June 2020, Verizon introduced the Galaxy S20 5G UW (Ultra Wideband) variant. This model differs from standard versions by including mmWave support but comes with only 8 GB of RAM instead of 12 GB and lacks a microSD card slot. Additionally, Samsung launched a special Galaxy S20+ 5G BTS Edition during summer 2020, distinguished by its "Haze Purple" color scheme.

Chipsets

The S20 series includes three distinct models featuring different hardware configurations. International versions of the S20 are powered by the Exynos 990 system-on-chip, whereas models sold in the United States, Canada, South Korea, China, and Japan are equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 chipset.

Display

All models, except for the S20 FE, showcase a 1440p "Dynamic AMOLED 2X" panel that supports HDR10+ and incorporates "dynamic tone mapping" technology. In contrast, the S20 FE is outfitted with a more conventional 1080p "Super AMOLED" screen which also supports HDR10+ and uses "dynamic tone mapping." The screen sizes vary across the lineup: 6.2 inches for the S20, 6.5 inches for the S20 FE, 6.7 inches for the S20+, and a larger 6.9-inch display for the S20 Ultra. Aside from the S20 FE, all displays feature curved edges that gently slope over the device's horizontal borders. Each model employs an elongated 9:20 aspect ratio and offers a 120 Hz refresh rate, doubling that of the previous S10 series. Users have the option to switch between 60 Hz (default) and 120 Hz modes; however, activating 120 Hz limits resolution to FHD+. The S20, S20+, and S20 Ultra utilize an ultrasonic in-display fingerprint sensor, while the S20 FE relies on a traditional optical in-display fingerprint scanner.

Storage

The baseline RAM starts at 6 GB for the S20 FE with an upgrade to 8 GB available. For the S20 and S20+, standard RAM is set at 8 GB with an optional 12 GB variant, while the S20 Ultra offers configurations up to 16 GB of RAM. Internal storage begins at 128 GB across all models; however, the S20 FE includes a 256 GB alternative, and both the S20+ and S20 Ultra provide options for 256 GB and even up to 512 GB. Additionally, storage expansion is supported up to 1 TB via microSD cards, except for Verizon's Galaxy S20 5G UW edition which lacks a microSD slot.

Models Galaxy S20 Galaxy S20+ Galaxy S20 Ultra Galaxy S20 FE
RAM Memory RAM Memory RAM Memory RAM Memory
Variant 1 8 GB 128 GB 8 GB 128 GB 12 GB 128 GB 6 GB 128 GB
Variant 2 12 GB 128 GB 12 GB 128 GB 12 GB 256 GB 8 GB 128 GB
Variant 3 - - 12 GB 256 GB 16 GB 512 GB 8 GB 256 GB
Variant 4 - - 12 GB 512 GB - - - -


Batteries

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Charging chart

The Galaxy S20 lineup features built-in lithium polymer batteries with capacities of 4000 mAh in the S20, 4500 mAh in both the S20 FE and S20+, and 5000 mAh in the S20 Ultra. These devices support Qi wireless charging at speeds up to 15 W, along with the capability to wirelessly charge other Qi-enabled gadgets using the phone’s battery, a feature Samsung calls “PowerShare”. Wired charging is available via USB-C, with the S20, S20 FE, and S20+ supporting up to 25 W, while the S20 Ultra allows for faster charging at 45 W.

Reverse wireless charging is also supported at a rate of 4.5 W.

Connectivity

The entire S20 series comes equipped with standard 5G connectivity; however, certain markets may offer LTE-only versions. Notably, only Verizon variants are compatible with millimeter-wave 5G networks, which provide faster data speeds. The traditional 3.5 mm headphone jack has been completely removed from these models.

Cameras

Models Galaxy S20 FE Galaxy S20 Galaxy S20+ Galaxy S20 Ultra
Wide Specifications 12 MP, f/1.8 aperture, 26 mm focal length, 1/1.76" sensor size, Dual Pixel Autofocus (DPAF), Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) 108 MP, f/1.8 aperture, 26 mm focal length, 1/1.33" sensor size, Phase Detection Autofocus (PDAF), OIS
Sensor model Samsung S5K2LD (Exynos) or Sony IMX555 (Snapdragon) Samsung S5KHM1
Ultrawide Specifications 12 MP, f/2.2 aperture, 15 mm focal length, 1/3.1" sensor size, Fixed Focus 12 MP, f/2.2 aperture, 13  mm focal length, 1/2.55" sensor size, Fixed Focus
Sensor model Samsung S5K3L6 Samsung S5K2LA
Telephoto Specifications 8 MP, f/2.4 aperture, 76  mm focal length, 1/4.5" sensor size, PDAF, OIS (3x zoom) 64 MP, f/2.0 aperture, 29  mm focal length, 1/1.72" sensor size, PDAF, OIS (1.1x zoom) 48 MP, f/3.5 aperture, 103  mm focal length, 1/2" sensor size, PDAF, OIS (4x zoom)
Sensor model SK Hynix HI-847 Samsung S5KGW2 Sony IMX586
ToF Specifications - (640 x 480) resolution with 307.2 KP sensor
Sensor model Sony IMX516
Front Specifications 32 MP, f/2.2 aperture, 26  mm focal length, 1/2.74" sensor size, Fixed Focus 10 MP, f/2.2 aperture, 26  mm focal length, 1/3.24" sensor size, DPAF 40 MP, f/2.2 aperture, 26  mm focal length, 1/2.8" sensor size, PDAF
Sensor model Sony IMX616 Sony IMX374 Samsung S5KGH1

The camera systems in the Galaxy S20 series represent a significant advancement compared to previous models. Unlike the Galaxy S9 and S10 series where the main lens had a variable aperture, these models feature a fixed aperture on their primary cameras. While the main and ultra-wide cameras on the S20 and S20+ maintain their megapixel counts from prior generations, the telephoto lens has been substantially enhanced.

The telephoto camera on the S20 and S20+ boasts a 64-megapixel sensor marketed as “Space Zoom”, delivering a hybrid optical zoom of up to three times[lower-alpha 1] alongside digital zoom capabilities reaching up to thirty times at full resolution—an improvement over the Galaxy S10’s 12-megapixel telephoto lens with two times optical zoom and thirty times digital zoom (known as "Super-Resolution Zoom").

The Galaxy S20+ incorporates an additional time-of-flight depth sensor dubbed “DepthVision Camera”, which supplements its standard camera array. Meanwhile, the Galaxy S20 Ultra is outfitted with a four-camera setup that includes a wide-angle lens with a massive 108-megapixel sensor capable of native 8K video recording at 24 frames per second and supports pixel binning for enhanced image quality using Nonacell technology that combines nine pixels into one to improve light capture.

Its other sensors include a 12-megapixel ultra-wide camera and a periscope-style telephoto lens with a resolution of 48 megapixels that provides four times optical zoom along with an additional time-of-flight sensor for depth mapping.

The front-facing cameras across these models vary from a high-resolution 32-megapixel sensor on the S20 FE to a sophisticated 40-megapixel PDAF-equipped camera on the Ultra variant capable of recording video in up to 2160p resolution.

A novel camera mode called Single Take enables users to simultaneously capture photos and videos utilizing multiple lenses automatically.

For video capabilities, the Galaxy S20 series (excluding the FE) supports recording in ultra-high-definition 8K quality at a frame rate of 24 fps with bit rates around 80 Mbps—this translates into approximately 600 MB of storage consumed for every minute of footage recorded.

On both the standard S20 and S20+, this feature is enabled by their advanced telephoto sensors while on the Ultra model it leverages its high-resolution wide-angle camera sensor for native support of such high-resolution video capture.

Video mode compatibility

The Samsung Galaxy S20 lineup offers support for the following video recording options:

  • 8K at 24 fps (excluded on the S20 FE)
  • 4K at 30 and 60 fps
  • 1080p at 30 and 60 fps
  • 1080p at 240 fps
  • 720p at 960 fps (with the S20 Ultra converting 720p480fps footage to 720p960fps through interpolation)

Every model supports HDR10+ recording at 720p30, 1080p30, and 4k30. Additionally, they can capture video using the HEVC codec without HDR10+ enabled.

Operating system and software

At launch, all four devices operated on Android 10 combined with Samsung's proprietary skin, One UI version 2.1. Beginning in early December 2020, Samsung commenced rolling out the Android 11 update featuring One UI 3 across all models. By January 2022, each phone had received the One UI 4 upgrade based on Android 12. As of May 2024, the Galaxy S20 series is compatible with updates to Android 13. Unofficially, custom ROMs enable the Galaxy S20, alongside the Note 20 series and Z Fold 2/Z Flip 2 models, to run One UI 6.1 built on Android 14.

Software maintenance and updates

On August 18, 2020, Samsung announced that every variant within the S20 family would receive three major Android OS upgrades along with four years of security patches. In April 2024, this support was extended to a fifth year, though security updates transitioned from monthly to quarterly releases.

Following the Galaxy S20 series reaching its official end of life in April 2025—coinciding with the March 2025 security patch—the S20 FE model continued to receive quarterly security updates for several additional months. Samsung planned to maintain support for the Galaxy S20 FE 2022 until April 13, 2027, marking the definitive conclusion of software support for the entire Galaxy S20 lineup after more than five years of service.

Known issues

Prior to the official launch, reviewers identified problems with autofocus and skin smoothing, particularly affecting the Galaxy S20 Ultra cameras. Samsung has committed to resolving these concerns, but despite an update intended to address autofocus, the Exynos variant still experiences related difficulties.

The Galaxy S20 Ultra is capable of recording video at 720p with 480fps, which it then enhances using AI interpolation to simulate 720p at 960fps. In contrast, the Galaxy S20 and S20+ models natively support 720p recording at 960fps.

Reports from users indicate that the Snapdragon model faces challenges with GPS signal locking. Meanwhile, the Exynos version is known to exhibit overheating problems. Additionally, following certain software updates, some devices have developed a green tint on their displays. Another issue reported involves spontaneous cracking of the camera glass, predominantly on the Ultra model.

Touchscreen problems such as phantom touches and erratic scrolling or zooming behavior have been reported on the Galaxy S20 FE. Samsung has released multiple updates in an attempt to rectify these touchscreen malfunctions.

In India, after updating to One UI 4.0, some users observed a vertical line appearing on their front screens. Since these units were out of warranty, Samsung India attributed the issue to user mishandling and charged approximately 16,000 INR for screen replacements. This led to widespread complaints on social media and some consumers pursuing legal action. As of now, Samsung India has not officially acknowledged this problem.

Samsung Galaxy S20 Tactical Edition

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The Samsung Galaxy S20 Tactical Edition (TE) is an Android-based smartphone featuring a touchscreen and a slate design, developed, manufactured, and distributed by Samsung Electronics.[20]

Engineered specifically to meet the operational requirements of federal agencies and the Department of Defense, this device holds approval as a component within the Commercial Solutions for Classified Program (CSfC).[21] It offers features such as night vision compatibility, stealth mode functionality,[22] support for live drone video feeds, and integration with laser range finders.[23]

This smartphone can interface with tactical radio systems and mission-critical platforms while supporting applications such as the Battlefield Assisted Trauma Distributed Observation Kit (BATDOK).[24]

Notes

  1. ↑ Although advertised as a 3x hybrid optical zoom feature branded "Hybrid Optic Zoom," the actual optical zoom is approximately 1.06x combined with cropping and software processing to achieve the effective zoom level.

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