The Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus is a nearly-perfect smartphone that connects to more 5G networks and has better cameras than ever, though you’ll be paying for the privilege, as this is the priciest Plus smartphone yet. If you don’t mind ho-hum design, the phone handles anything you throw at it, and should last you years - especially assuming 5G networks stay compatible with the S20 Plus as they build out.

Powerful yet sleek; Much-improved zoom; More 5G connectivity;

Ever-higher price; Improvements are mostly iterative; No more 3.5mm headphone jack

If you’re looking for a flagship phone with category-leading speakers, the Galaxy S20+ isn’t it, especially if you want to pump out bass. The sound it does provide, though, is fairly well balanced and features solid mid-tones and treble.

Well-balanced midrange and treble when listening to music or watching movies; Good spatial rendering; with good localizability and stereo balance; Good preservation of tonal range; Clear and intelligible recording of voices; Great preservation of sound dynamics; Microphone directivity improves...

Tonal reproduction lacks bass at all volumes; Excessive high-end at maximum volume impairs the gaming experience; Inconsistent spatial performances depending on the app used; Improved volume preservation over the S10+; but still behind current competitors

With this intermediate model, Samsung has struck the perfect balance and hit the proverbial bull's-eye as a sweet spot in its flagship range. Admittedly, my fellow colleague David considers that the basic Samsung Galaxy S20 as THE model to choose from among this last range of flagships.

Versatile and powerful cameras; Sublime display; Good performance; Slim and ergonomic design

Somewhat middling battery life; Slowdown and overheating occurs when gaming play; No major difference from the basic Galaxy S20

The Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus is one of the most well-rounded smartphones I've ever used....

Crisp; bright display Top-notch performance and specs All-day battery life Versatile cameras Customizable software; if not a little bloated

Very expensive Laggy; unreliable fingerprint sensor No headphone jack 8K video is overhyped

After using the Samsung Galaxy S20+ for a few weeks, I am very impressed with the new technologies that are equipped in this year's Samsung flagship. It will undoubtedly cement itself as one of the best phones to come out for this year.

“The Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus does everything you need now, and with 5G, it's ready for the future. It's the Galaxy S20 phone to buy in 2020.”

Beautiful screen; 120Hz refresh rate; Camera takes good photos in all environments; Slim and lightweight; 5G for the future

Bland design; Camera software needs some tweaks

Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus: The Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus is the phone to buy if you can’t afford the expensive S20 Ultra

Super fluid 120Hz display; Superb performance; Decent battery life

Average selfie camera; Plain design

We’re coming to an end of what’s a very long review for what probably the most awaited and important Android devices of 2020. Samsung has made several promises as to what the S20 series brings, with the majority of the hype being surrounded around the new cameras, with the other key point being the...

The price of the Galaxy S20+ has already fallen significantly, shortly after Samsung launched it at 999 Euros (~$1,093). Undoubtedly, this is good news for consumers as they can get the same smartphone by spending less money.

very bright screen; 120 Hz screen great to use; modern software; fast Wi-Fi; 8K video recording...

...but without autofocus; limitations for 60 FPS videos from 1080p upwards; poor web-browsing performance; heavy throttling under load; preinstalled bloatware

The Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus is the higher variant of the standard Galaxy S20 . Like it sibling, the S20 Plus has a 4G and 5G variant. But unlike the S20 that has just 6.2-inches display, the S20 Plus comes in a larger 6.7 inches display, has a 1440 x 3200 QHD+ resolution with above 90%...