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Samsung Galaxy A20 From Game Specials National Catalogue 23 October 2019
The Samsung Galaxy A20 follows the standard 2019 A series design. It has a superior-looking 3D glasstic coating. There is a much-appreciated USB Type-C port, which is mostly found in high-end phones. The structure design feels extremely robust. Samsung has placed an AMOLED display on this affordable phone. This relatively increases the quality of the structure. However, the resolution here is only HD +, which is, unfortunately, more worrying as it is an OLED display. The 6.47-inch Infinity-V display can produce smooth edges and blurred text when viewed horizontally. However, it can provide an HD resolution of 720 × 1560 pixels. Considering the price it can be quite an ideal approach. The AMOLED panel offers excellent contrast close to neutral whites and a choice of 4 colours presets. The screen is not sharp enough. In contrast, it is lightweight, well-tuned without tiring the eyes, and offers a great display experience. Samsung follows a very strange naming path for Exynos chips. Despite its higher number, the Exynos 7904 actually performs much weaker than the Galaxy 7885. While the Exynos 7904 chip is a processor from the Galaxy M20, Galaxy M30, and Galaxy A30 smartphones, the Exynos 7884, which powers the Galaxy A20, performs better. The device comes with 3GB of RAM and 32GB of local storage. There is a special card slot that you can use to add additional microSD storage. Long story short, the Galaxy A20 is primarily for very basic users. Performance isn't as fast as expected, but in daily use, you won't experience any freezing or shrinking. Casual games are playable but do not perform very well when it comes to large-sized games. Like all recently launched Samsung phones, the Galaxy A20 supports HD streaming on Amazon Prime and Netflix. The fingerprint sensor can detect your fingers really quickly. However, it takes more than a second for the display to wake up. They also have Face Unlock. But it doesn't work that fast. Dual 4G VoLTE is supported, but the Galaxy A20 does not support dual-band Wi-Fi. Overall, the performance of the Galaxy A20 camera is not impressive to date, but for the price, it is perhaps acceptable.General Evaluation
In terms of features, the Galaxy A20 features that will compete with the Realme 3 Pro and Redmi Note 7 models in the same price segment. In addition, the design is great, the phone is small and convenient, the One UI software is extremely cute and the AMOLED display is spectacular. At the same time, the choice of chipset and performance configuration limits the phone to more basic users.( Be first to rate )