ISSUE 71 • ANDROID ADVISOR 5video recording, and 5G support across the range. If
previous years are anything to go by it’ll be the high-
end Ultra that Samsung pushes across its marketing,
but all of those key features – except the 100x zoom- can be found in the base S20 for hundreds less.
In person, it’s comfortably the most attractive of
the three. The design hasn’t changed too much from
last year – though omits the headphone jack (boo)
and Bixby button (yay) – and is improved slightly by
the move to a smaller, central pinhole camera. Sure,
the + and the Ultra look similar, but as the screens get
bigger so do the camera bumps and the bulk, and they
can’t help but feel less sleek and polished as a result.
With the S20 you’ll still get the latest processor –
either the Snapdragon 865 or Exynos 990, depending
on region – paired with your choice of 8- or 12GB of
RAM and 128GB of storage (still expandable with up
The standard S20 still has an
impressive triple-lens array