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Given the sheer number of devices that it releases every year, finding the best Samsung phones can often prove to be a challenge for most customers. It doesn’t matter if you want a flagship or a budget device. Samsung offers plenty of options for all price ranges.
To make it easier for you to find the one that best suits your needs, expert reviewers have created this list of the best Samsung smartphones. Precise explanations as to why a device has made it to the list will be supplied.
There’s a great mix of devices on our list for November 2020, helped by the launch of Samsung’s new DFan Edieion series. We have also included some of the good Samsung phones in the mid-range and affordable categories that have been released this year.
Samsung wasn’t kidding around when it slapped the word “Ultra” at the end of its top-of-the-line Galaxy S20 model. This is a spec monster in the true sense of the word. Samsung introduced its 108-megapixel camera with this device and threw in a periscope lens setup that allowed for up to 100x hybrid zoom, a.k.a Space Zoom.
With a massive 6.9-inch display, the $1,399 Galaxy 20 Ultra was among the first Samsung devices to feature a 120Hz refresh rate panel. Its chipset was paired with a maximum of 16GB RAM and 512GB of internal storage. Samsung even threw in a 40-megapixel front camera for good measure. The 5,000mAh battery is the biggest yet on any Galaxy S family device.
The Galaxy S20 Ultra is without a doubt, unlike any smartphone that Samsung has ever made before. Many fans consider it the best Galaxy phone to come out this year because of the sheer amount of tech that Samsung has stuffed into it. The performance is top-notch, the build quality is unmatched, and there’s support for 8K video recording. It offers you much more than you could possibly use but at least Samsung’s providing you with the best bang for your buck.
There’s no question about it, the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra sits high on our list as the best Samsung phone for productivity. Samsung has made a number of meaningful improvements to its latest flagship smartphone, particularly the S Pen upgrades. The S Pen latency has been dropped to 9ms in order to provide a more fluid and natural experience with the stylus.
The 6.9-inch Galaxy Note 20 Ultra also comes with the latest in smartphone technology as well as 5G support. It happens to be the first Samsung smartphone to feature a dynamic 120Hz refresh rate display.
This is actually the first time that a Samsung phone has had a variable refresh rate. The Galaxy Note 20’s display switches between 10Hz, 30Hz, 60Hz, and 120Hz. It depends on whatever’s being shown on the screen. This is done to save power by not using the maximum refresh rate in circumstances where it’s not necessary.
Samsung has also significantly improved the camera setup compared to its predecessor. There are several new software features and new camera modes that enable customers to get the most out of this $1,299 flagship. All of these make the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra stand out as one of the top Samsung phones of 2020.
It has the best display on a smartphone, wireless DeX, gorgeous design, enhanced camera functionality, and great battery life. Customers who want the latest Samsung phones, power users, mobile gamers, vloggers, and content creators will be interested in this phone.
Samsung is out with a new Fan Edition model this year. The Galaxy S20 FE packs many of the best features of the Galaxy S20 series into a more compact package. It uses the same flagship-level chipsets, a 120Hz refresh rate display, and a respectable 4,500mAh battery. Notably, Samsung has replaced the glass back with plastic.
The 6.5-inch flat display is great for those who don’t particularly like curved displays. The two 12-megapixel cameras offer similar results as the Galaxy S20+ and it even comes with an 8-megapixel telephoto camera that provides 3x lossless optical zoom.
Samsung has also confirmed that it will receive three years of Android OS upgrades. For all of the amazing tech that it offers, the $699 price tag for the 5G variant of the Galaxy S20 FE makes it one of the best value Samsung phones to buy this year.
It’s a good move by the company to offer the Galaxy S20 FE. This enables it to compete against rivals that offer premium, near-flagship like devices for far less than what a traditional flagship would cost.
The Galaxy S20 FE allows Samsung to go after those customers as well. That’s what makes it worthy of a place among the top-rated Samsung phones of the year.
It has a great design, well-built, great performance, a flat AMOLED display, and three years of OS upgrades. This phone will attract customers who want a flagship-level phone for less, precisely those who don’t want to be worried about breaking the glass back.
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The Galaxy Z Fold 2 is the latest and greatest foldable smartphone from Samsung. It brings some major improvements compared to its predecessor, the Galaxy Fold. This includes a larger 6.2-inch cover display and a 7.6-inch Infinity Flex display that’s made of Ultra-thin Glass and has a dynamic 120Hz refresh rate.
The design has been improved as well and the hinge is now more durable. It even gets Flex Mode which allows the hinge to free stand at different angles so that the phone can effectively become its own tripod. You can even wirelessly charge it like that.
Under the hood, you’ll find the Snapdragon 865+ processor with 12GB RAM and 256GB UFS 3.1 storage. The top-notch specs make the device a bona fide flagship smartphone and its unique form factor just adds to its appeal. The cameras aren’t exceptional by any means but they are enough to get the job done for most users. There’s tons of new functionality, though, which takes full advantage of the large screen.
It goes without saying that the Galaxy Z Fold 2 deserves a place on this list. It’s truly shaping up to be one of the best Samsung phones ever made.
There are some good Samsung phones in the mid-range segment and this particular model is truly a gem. Samsung made several key improvements to the Galaxy A51, the successor to its hugely popular Galaxy A50, and they have paid off.
The Galaxy A51 remains one of the very highly regarded Samsung mid-range smartphones in 2020. The build quality is robust and the 6.5-inch Super AMOLED display is seriously impressive.
There’s plenty of power under the hood as well, with the $399 Galaxy A51 being able to power even the most intensive of mobile games.
The camera setup got a major upgrade and the Galaxy A51 is actually Samsung’s first smartphone with a macro camera. Despite its modern makeover, the Galaxy A51 has kept the 3.5mm headphone jack, which many consider to be of crucial importance in a mid-range device.
The Galaxy A51’s value for the Samsung Galaxy 2020 lineup was further highlighted when the company released a separate 5G variant for it. Samsung offers the Galaxy A51 5G in select markets. It’s a great option for those who are looking for an affordable smartphone to experience 5G without breaking the bank.
It has a beautiful design, macro camera, excellent display, good gaming performance, 3.5mm headphone jack. This will be interest lovers of mobile gamers, photography buffs and customers looking for a reasonable upgrade from a budget device.
The Galaxy A31 is a great smartphone for customers on a budget. Despite being a budget handset, it features a 6.4-inch Super AMOLED display, 128GB internal storage, a quad-camera setup, and a very impressive 5,000mAh battery.
Its MediaTek Helio P65 chipset isn’t suited to gaming, though, at least when it comes to resource-intensive games like PUBG.
It’s a decent budget smartphone otherwise. The AMOLED display is one of its biggest selling points and so is the 5,000mAh battery. Camera performance is decent as well while the design and build quality are both respectable.
Samsung’s strategy has long been to offer something for everyone. We now have one of Samsung’s most diverse smartphone lineups. You have an absolute spec king in the Galaxy S20 Ultra to the extent of being over the top. The Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is certainly one of the best Note devices yet from Samsung as it builds on the feedback from Note loyalists and provides them with improvements they have long been asking for.
The Galaxy Z Flip is in a league of its own when it comes to foldable smartphones. There’s really no true successor for it on the market yet. It’s also a refreshingly unique device, perfect for those who are fed up with the monotony of smartphone design. The Galaxy S10e may have been out for over a year now but it’s still a great value for the kind of specs it offers.
Samsung has capitalized on the Galaxy A50’s popularity for the Galaxy A51 and made it a worthy successor. It’s a solid competitor in the highly lucrative mid-range smartphone market. The Galaxy A51 does everything that you’d expect a device of its caliber to do without breaking a sweat.
Lastly, customers won’t have much to complain about with the Galaxy A31. It’s incredibly clear in its purpose and because of that, it’s worthy of being on this list.
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