Samsung Galaxy M20 review

You get a reliable smartphone, something that just works. It does not do all the fancy things that the Samsung Galaxy S series can do, but it still does the job; although a tad slower.

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The Samsung Galaxy M20 is a big leap forward as far as affordable Samsung phones go. It has a trendy Infinity-V display, offers solid battery backup, covers basics like Dual VoLTE and HD streaming, is among rare few affordable phones with Type-C port and fast charging support, and has also been competitively priced.

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The Samsung Galaxy M20 combines the usual strengths of the manufacturer with surprising weaknesses. Low price or not: There should have been more in there.

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The Galaxy M20 addresses a lot of the complaints we had with the M10 - it adds a fingerprint reader, a USB-C port and fast charging capability, and vastly improved performance. It is then an easy recommendation over its lesser brother unless you absolutely cannot stretch your budget.

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If you wish to have a sturdy reliable smartphone for daily usage with good battery life and performance from a big brand then the Samsung Galaxy M20 is a great choice. Also, if you are looking at affordable smartphone to play PUBG Mobile or other online games with good battery life and nolags, the Galaxy M20 will easily please you.

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Samsung really seems to have made an effort to compete in the budget smartphone segment, but having used the Galaxy M20, I believe Samsung still has a long way to go before it can truly compete with the likes of Xiaomi, Honor or Asus. Look, the Galaxy M20 has decent cameras, the design is functional and practical, the battery and charging is super impressive, but the inconsistent performance just does not match up against the competition.

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The Samsung Galaxy M20 is a definite improvement over the previous Galaxy On series and Galaxy J series smartphones. The Galaxy M20 has impressive battery backup and the great display with performance which is quite up to the mark. But one of Samsung’s old faults of not incorporating better camera modules persists, considering the competing brands excel in the camera department especially.

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It comes with a brilliant display, a long-lasting battery life, and a sturdy build. Starting at Rs 10,990, it is Samsung's most aggressively priced device till date. It sure has its flaws like the design could have been more attractive, or the cameras could have been better, but it still makes for a good value for money if you look beyond these minor bumps.

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It has a good display with minimal bezels, huge battery, USB Type-C with fast charging, ultra-wide angle lens that you don’t find on any other phones in the range, and decent performance for the price. Average low-light camera performance and the plastic body are the things you have to compromise.

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The Galaxy M20 is a budget smartphone that has capabilities to make a dent in the armour of other smartphones in the same segment. From sleek performance to exceptional on-battery time and capable dual rear camera, the phone has everything to be touted as power-packed performer.

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