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Home›Tech Advice›Galaxy S20 FE vs. other S20 phones: Here’s why the Fan Edition is so much cheaper

Galaxy S20 FE vs. other S20 phones: Here’s why the Fan Edition is so much cheaper

By Matthew Lynch
July 15, 2023
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Samsung has been releasing premium smartphones under its Galaxy S series for years, and the Galaxy S20 lineup is no exception. However, in September 2020, Samsung released a new addition to the series – the Galaxy S20 FE (Fan Edition). This phone has many of the same features as the other S20 phones but comes at a much lower price point. So, what makes the Galaxy S20 FE so much cheaper than its siblings? Let’s take a closer look.

Design and Display

The Galaxy S20 FE has a similar design to the other S20 phones, with a metal frame and glass back. However, it does have a plastic back instead of glass, which helps to keep costs down. The display on the Galaxy S20 FE is also slightly larger than that of the regular S20, measuring at 6.5 inches compared to 6.2 inches. However, it is not as high resolution as some of the other models.

Camera

The camera on the Galaxy S20 FE is one area where Samsung made some compromises to keep costs down. It has a triple-lens setup with a primary sensor of 12 megapixels, compared to the quad-lens setup on some of the other models with primary sensors of up to 108 megapixels. While this may not be as impressive as some of the other models, it still takes great photos and videos.

Performance

The Galaxy S20 FE is equipped with a powerful processor and plenty of RAM, just like its siblings. However, Samsung did make some changes here as well. The processor on the Galaxy S20 FE is slightly slower than that on the regular S20, and it does not have as much RAM as the other models. However, this is not likely to be noticeable for most users in day-to-day use.

Battery Life

The Galaxy S20 FE has a slightly larger battery than the regular S20, which helps to make up for the larger display. It also has fast charging capabilities, just like its siblings.

Price

The biggest difference between the Galaxy S20 FE and the other S20 phones is the price. The Galaxy S20 FE starts at $699, while the regular S20 starts at $999. This is a significant difference in price, and it’s due to Samsung’s decision to make some compromises in certain areas.

Conclusion

Overall, the Galaxy S20 FE is an excellent phone for anyone who wants many of the same features as the other S20 phones but doesn’t want to spend as much money. While Samsung did make some compromises in certain areas, such as the camera and processor, these are not likely to be noticeable for most users. If you’re looking for a high-end smartphone but don’t want to break the bank, the Galaxy S20 FE is definitely worth considering.

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