| Excellent battery life but slow charging speed The Galaxy S20 FE 5G is equipped with a 4,500 mAh battery, offering 25 W wired charging, 15 W wireless charging support, and 4 | For this review, the Galaxy S20 FE still includes a battery charger in the box, but the charger is incapable of taking advantage of the phone's 25 W fast charging speed |
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| The S20 FE retains features such as the 120 Hz AMOLED display, under-screen fingerprint reader, a triple camera set up, water and dust resistance, wireless charging, and reverse charging | If we were to take the 4G model of the Galaxy S20 FE into consideration, that handset deserves a 4 |
Despite more modern and faster models released this year, this smartphone "for the fans" is still an interesting proposition, depending on your budget and just how long you intend to keep the device.
8| Development began immediately after the original three S20 phones were announced in March 2020 as it became clear the economy would be tanked by the pandemic | Unlike the Exynos model and some smartphones equipped with Snapdragon 888 in 2021, the Snapdragon 865 displayed a consistent performance not only in synthetic tests but also in real-life games such as Call of Duty Mobile, Free Fire and Real Racing 3, all with of the graphics settings being cranked to the maximum level and without experiencing any noticeable loss of frames |
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| TL;DR: The Galaxy S20 FE's charger and charging time lags behind Chinese smartphones and their ever-increasing charging speed | The model obviously came with some compromises compared to the original model, supposedly catering to its "fans" - hence the Fan Edition moniker |