Samsung Galaxy S20 Lite / Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 4G

Snapdragon 865 even in the UK model;Better battery life than other S20 models;Nice range of colours;Flat 120Hz display

You have to pay more for the faster charger;Secondary cameras aren't the most detailed

Colorful design ; Awesome display with 120Hz refresh rate ; Great camera ; 5G connectivity (in the U.S.) ; Low price for the specs

Mediocre battery ; Plastic back

Reasonable price ; 120Hz screen ; Good cameras

Samsung’s photo tuning is unnecessarily aggressive ; Fingerprint sensor a tick too slow ; Samsung’s software regressing to a messy norm

Samsung’s new Galaxy S20 SE is called the "fan edition." It’s a $699 version of Samsung’s flagship S20, and it has all of the key features of its more expensive siblings, including a high refresh rate 120Hz screen and good cameras.

Great display ; Flagship performance ; Great speakers ; MicroSD expansion ; IP68 waterproof

Fingerprint scanner a bit hit and miss ; No 3.5mm headphone socket

Free from gimmicks, the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE appears to hit all the right notes. We think it could well be the pick of the S20 bunch - especially at this price point.

Affordably priced ; Bright 120Hz display ; Versatile triple-camera ; Excellent performance

Fingerprint reader is inconsistent ; RAM is a bit low

Samsung’s Galaxy S20 FE packs most of the best features of the Galaxy S20 line and for less than $700.

Design ; Wireless charging

Display ; Performance ; Battery life ; Charging

– Welcome Snapdragon 865, boosted battery life and colours aplenty

– No fast charger in box and camera is a mixed bag

Galaxy S20 FE has added an extra level of excitement to this year’s Samsung flagship – from finally bringing a Snapdragon processor to the device in the UK to adding a bunch of vibrant colour options. There’s tough competition from OnePlus 8T and Pixel...

Better price than S20 ; Better battery life than S20 ; Better performance than S20 (on 5G version)

Plastic design ; Lower resolution screen ; Not quite the best value

In my view, it doesn’t make much business sense to launch an almost like-for-like handset for less, mere months after the original versions first launched. Despite the (few) differences, if I bought the regular Galaxy S20 on day one, I would be a bit...

Excellent value for the money ; Impressive two-day battery life ; Bright and flat display with high 120Hz refresh rate ; 3 years of Android version updates and up to 3 years warranty ; Good pictures and video quality ; Very good stereo sound recording...

The 5G model is only available in a 6GB RAM/128GB storage version ; The screen colors are a bit on the cold and saturated side ; Display is Gorilla Glass 3 only but it does come with protector pre-installed