Samsung Galaxy S20

Samsung Galaxy S20 is a line of Android-

based smartphones designed, developed, Samsung Galaxy S20
marketed, and manufactured by Samsung Samsung Galaxy S20+
Electronics as part of its Galaxy S series.[2][3] Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra
They collectively serve as the successor to
the Galaxy S10 and were unveiled at
Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event on 11
February 2020.[4][5]

The S20 line consists of flagship Galaxy S20

and Galaxy S20+ models differentiated
primarily by screen size, as well as a larger
camera-focused model, the Galaxy S20
Ultra.[6] Key upgrades over the previous
model, in addition to improved specifications,
include a display with a 120 Hz refresh rate,
an improved camera system supporting 8K
video recording and a super-resolution zoom
of 30–100×, depending on the model.[7]
Codename Hubble
The phone was released in the United States
on 6 March[8] and in Europe on 13 March. Brand Samsung Galaxy
The Galaxy S20, S20+ and S20 Ultra launch Manufacturer Samsung Electronics
prices started at $999, $1199 and $1399.
Series Galaxy S
It is the first smartphone lineup to receive Model Japanese models:
USB fast-charger certification from the USB SCG01 (au, S20)
Implementers Forum (USB-IF).[9][10] SC-51A (NTT Docomo,
S20)
SCG02 (au, S20+)
Contents SC-52A (NTT Docomo,
S20+)
History
SCG03 (au, S20 Ultra)
Design Compatible 2G, 3G, 4G, 4G LTE, 5G
Specifications networks
Hardware First 6 March 2020
Chipsets released
Display
Predecessor Samsung Galaxy S10
Storage
Related Samsung Galaxy Note 10
Batteries
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip
Connectivity
Type Phablet
Cameras
Form factor Slate
Software
Dimensions S20: 151.7 mm
Reception
Known issues × 69.1 mm × 7.9 mm
(5.97 in × 2.72 in
Notes
× 0.31 in)
See also
S20+: 161.9 mm
References × 73.7 mm × 7.8 mm
External links (6.37 in × 2.90 in
× 0.31 in)
S20 Ultra: 166.9 mm
History × 76 mm × 8.8 mm
(6.57 in × 2.99 in
The title of the phone was originally × 0.35 in)
presumed to be the Galaxy S11, due to it
being the logical extension from the Mass S20: 163 g (5.7 oz)
predecessor. However, successive leaks in S20+: 186–188 g (6.6–
January 2020 revealed the title of the phone 6.6 oz)
to be the Galaxy S20.[11] In addition, details
regarding the phone were leaked widely S20 Ultra: 222 g
before the release, to the extent that almost (7.8 oz)
all details regarding the specifications and Operating Android 10 with One UI
design of the phone were known before the system 2.1
release. Leaker Max Weinbach obtained the
actual phone a month before the release, System on Worldwide: Samsung
confirming everything the community chip Exynos 990
already guessed. Commentators remarked South Korea, USA,
that by February, "most everything the Canada, China, Japan
company is planning to introduce has already and Latin America:
leaked out."[12] In addition to charts on the Qualcomm Snapdragon
phone's specifications, marketing material 865
and images of the phones themselves in real-
CPU Exynos: Octa-core
life were leaked.[13]
(2x2.73 GHz Mongoose
M5, 2x2.60 GHz Cortex-
Design A76 and 4x2.0 GHz
Cortex-A55)
The Galaxy S20 series maintains a similar
design with the Samsung Galaxy Note 10, Snapdragon: Octa-core
with an Infinity-O display (first introduced on (1x2.84 GHz, 3x2.42 GHz
the Galaxy S10) containing a circular punch- and 4x1.8 GHz) Kryo 585
hole in the top center for the frontal selfie GPU Exynos: Mali-G77 MP11
camera. In a departure from past Galaxy S
Snapdragon: Adreno
designs, the rear camera array is not
centered, but located in the corner with a 650
rectangular protrusion similar to that of the Memory S20 & S20+: 8/12 GB
iPhone 11 and the Google Pixel 4. The S20 LPDDR5
and S20+ house three or four cameras
S20 Ultra: 12/16 GB
respectively in the bump, while the S20 Ultra
LPDDR5
houses four cameras in a larger bump.[14]
There are seven color options: Cloud Pink, Storage S20: 128 GB UFS 3.0
Cloud White, Cloud Blue, Aura Blue, Aura
S20+ & S20 Ultra:
Red, Cosmic Grey and Cosmic Black. Cosmic
128/256/512 GB UFS 3.0
Grey is available in all size variants, while
Cosmic Black is limited to the S20+ and S20 Removable S20, S20+ and S20
Ultra, Cloud Blue is limited to the S20 and storage Ultra: microSD, up to
S20+, and Cloud Pink is exclusive to the S20. 1 TB[1]
For the S20+, Aura Blue, previously used on S20 5G UW: non-
the Note 10+, is exclusively sold at Best Buy expandable
in the United States and through T-Mobile
and Tele2 in the Netherlands, while Aura Battery S20: 4000 mAh
Red is exclusive to Korea Telecom. Cloud S20+: 4500 mAh
White availability varies by country; in the
S20 Ultra: 5000 mAh
United States it is exclusive to Verizon for
the S20 with Ultrawide Band support. The Charging 25W~45W
S20 is sold in Italy, the S20+ is sold in Italy Data inputs Sensors:
and Spain, and the S20 Ultra is sold in China
Accelerometer
and Germany.[15]
Barometer
In June 2020, Verizon released the Galaxy Ultrasonic Fingerprint
S20 5G UW (Ultra Wideband). Differences scanner
from the S20 include the addition of
mmWave, only 8GB of RAM (compared to the Pressure sensor
usual 12GB), and no MicroSD slot.[16][17] Magnetometer
Gyroscope
Specifications Hall sensor
Proximity sensor

Hardware RGB Light Sensor

Other:
Chipsets
Physical sound volume
The S20 line comprises three models with keys
various hardware specifications; USB-C
international models of the S20 utilize the
Exynos 990 system-on-chip, while the U.S., Display 3200×1440 1440p
Canadian, South American, Korean, Chinese Dynamic AMOLED 2X
and Japanese models utilize the Qualcomm Infinity-O capacitive
Snapdragon 865.[18] touchscreen, Gorilla
Glass 6, HDR10+, 120 Hz
Display refresh rate
S20: 6.2 in (157 mm),
A 1440p "Dynamic AMOLED" is featured (563 ppi)
with HDR10+ support and "dynamic tone
mapping" technology. The S20 and S20+ S20+: 6.7 in (170 mm),
have a 6.2-inch display and a 6.7-inch (525 ppi)
display, respectively, while the S20 Ultra has S20 Ultra: 6.9 in
a 6.9-inch display. The displays have curved (175 mm), (511 ppi)
sides that slope over the horizontal edges of
the device, and a wider 20:9 aspect ratio is External Always On
used in addition to a 120  Hz refresh rate display
double that of the S10.[a] Rear camera S20: 12 MP, f/1.8, 26mm
(wide), 1/1.76", Dual
Storage Pixel PDAF, OIS + 64 MP,
The base amount of RAM is 8 GB, with an f/2.0 (telephoto), PDAF,
additional 12 GB option for the S20 & S20+ OIS, 3x hybrid optical
and a 16 GB option for the S20 Ultra. 128 GB zoom + 12 MP, f/2.2,
of internal storage is standard and the S20+ 13mm (ultrawide), AF,
& S20 Ultra also offers 256 GB and 512 GB Super Steady Video
options, with up to 1 TB of expansion via the
microSD card slot.[1] Verizon's Galaxy S20 S20+: In addition to
5G UW model is not equipped with a above: 0.3 MP ToF 3D
MicroSD slot.[1] Biometric options remain (depth)
the same, with the S10's ultrasonic in-screen S20 Ultra: 108 MP, f/1.8,
fingerprint reader carried over. 26mm (wide), 1/1.33",
PDAF, OIS + 48 MP, f/3.6,
Batteries 102mm, 1/2", 0.8µm
(periscope telephoto),
The S20, S20+ & S20 Ultra contain non- PDAF, OIS, 10x hybrid
user-replaceable 4000 mAh, 4500 mAh, and optical zoom + 12 MP,
5000 mAh Lithium-Polymer batteries f/2.2, 13mm, 1.4µm
respectively, and Qi inductive charging is
(ultrawide), AF, Super
supported at up to 15W as well as the ability
Steady Video + 0.3 MP
to charge other Qi-compatible devices from
the S20's own battery power, which is ToF 3D (depth)
branded as “Samsung PowerShare”. Wired All: LED flash, auto-HDR,
charging is supported over USB-C at up to panorama, 8K@24fps,
25W for the S20 & S20+ and 45W for the 4K@30/60fps,
S20 Ultra.[20] 1080p@30/60/240fps,
HDR10+, dual-video &
Connectivity stereo sound recording,
gyro-EIS
Connectivity options have been improved Front camera S20 and S20+: 10 MP,
with the implementation of 5G technology for
f/2.2, 26mm, 1/3.2",
all models. However, only Verizon models are
compatible with ultra-fast millimeter-wave 1.22µm, Dual Pixel PDAF
networks,[21] and the audio jack has been S20 Ultra: 40 MP, f/2.2,
omitted entirely.[22] 26mm (wide), 1/2.65",
0.7µm, PDAF

Cameras All: Dual video call, Auto-

HDR, 4K@30/60fps,
The cameras on the Galaxy S20 series 1080p@30fps
improved considerably over its predecessors, Sound Dolby Atmos stereo
although unlike the S9 and S10, the aperture speakers tuned by AKG
on the main lens is fixed. While the
megapixels of the main and ultra wide Connectivity Bluetooth 5.0
sensors remained unchanged on the S20 and
S20+, the telephoto sensor received some Wi-Fi b/g/n/ac/ax
improvements. The 64-megapixel telephoto
3G/LTE/5G
camera, branded as “Space Zoom”, supports
3X hybrid optical zoom[b] (branded as Website www.samsung.com/us
"Hybrid Optic Zoom") and 30X digital zoom /mobile/galaxy-s20-5g/ (h
at 64 megapixels on the new telephoto ttps://www.samsung.co
sensor instead of 12 megapixels at two times
on the S10 and 30 times digitally (branded as m/us/mobile/galaxy-s20-
"Super-Resolution Zoom"). 5g/)

The S20+ receives a time-of-flight sensor (branded as

"DepthVision Camera") in addition to the regular
S20's cameras. The Galaxy S20 Ultra has a quadruple
lens setup that supports 4X optical zoom and 100X
digital zoom, with a 108-megapixel wide image
sensor, a 12-megapixel ultra-wide sensor and a 48-
megapixel periscope telephoto sensor accompanied
by a time-of-flight sensor. Both the wide-angle and From left, Samsung Galaxy S20
telephoto sensors use pixel binning to output higher Ultra, Galaxy S20+ and Galaxy
quality images at a standard resolution, with the S20.
wide-angle sensor using Nonacell technology which
groups 3x3 pixels to capture more light.[24]

The front camera is able to record video footage at 2160p.[25]

A new camera mode was introduced called Single Take, which allows users to
capture photos or videos at the same time with different sensors automatically.[15] All
three models can also record 8K videos at 24fps with a bit rate of 80 Mbps[25], which
will consume about 600MB of storage per minute.[26] On the S20 and S20+, this is
enabled by the 64 MP telephoto sensor, whereas the S20 Ultra's 108 MP wide sensor
natively supports 8K video.

Software

All three phones run on Android 10 and Samsung's custom skin One UI 2.1.

Reception
The Galaxy S20 lineup was received positively overall at launch.

Reviewing the S20 and S20+, The Verge gave it an 8.5/10 and stated "it’s the best
complete package of an Android phone available right now and a high bar for the
rest of 2020 Android phones to try to clear";[27] CNET gave the S20 an 8.7/10 and
called it "premium, pocketable and packed with all the features you need to level up
your photography and power you through the day.[28]

The S20 Ultra received generally positive reviews, with a 7/10 from The Verge,[29] an
8/10 from Wired[30] and CNET,[31] and a 3.5/5 from Digital Trends.[32] Praise was
directed towards the display and battery life, but it was criticized for being too
expensive, unwieldy to use and having inconsistent camera quality. Critics were split
on 8K video and 5G, additionally noting that the camera quality was poor at 100x
zoom. Jessica Dolcourt of CNET remarked that "excellent camera features aren't
quite enough to overcome an awkward design, questionable battery performance
and a sky-high price", while Julian Chokkattu of Wired concluded that "its large size,
some camera snags, and an absurd price tag stand in the way of Samsung's phone
from reaching excellence" and Corey Gaskin of Digital Trends thought that in its
current state, it's hard to justify spending $1,400 on a camera-centric device, which
simply isn't the best smartphone camera you can buy".
The S20 Ultra received an overall score of 122 from DXOMARK, with a photo score
of 132 and video score of 102, the sixth-highest ranking as of May 2020 shared with
the Honor V30 Pro.[33] The S20+ scored four points lower with an overall score of
118, a photo score of 127 and a video score of 100.[34]

Known issues
Even before the general release, reviewers have seen autofocus and skin smoothing
issues with the cameras, especially with the Galaxy S20 Ultra. Samsung is working
on a fix,[35][36] but the Exynos model continues to have autofocus issues after an
update that was supposed to fix them.[37]

Users are reporting that the Snapdragon version has GPS lock issues.[38]

Users are reporting that Exynos model has heating issues.[37]

The latest update to the Exynos has introduced a green display tint issue.[39]

Users are reporting that the camera glass cracks spontaneously.[40][41]

Notes
a. Users can choose to run the device at either 60 Hz or 120 Hz with 60 Hz mode
being the default option, however 120 Hz mode only supports FHD+ resolution[19]
b. The camera's optical zoom factor is actually 1.07x, and uses cropping and
processing algorithms to achieve the claimed 3x factor[23]

See also
Samsung Galaxy
Samsung Galaxy S series
Digital zoom § iZoom

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40. Some Galaxy S20 Ultra Owners Claim Camera Glass Spontaneously Shatters (http
s://www.extremetech.com/mobile/309931-some-galaxy-s20-ultra-owners-claim-ca
mera-glass-spontaneously-shatters)
41. Galaxy S20 Ultra owners report sudden crack in their phones’ camera bumps (http
s://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/samsung-galaxy-s20-ultra-camera-glass-breaking
-issue/)

External links
Official website (https://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/galaxy-s20-5g/)

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