Design

Marques Brownlee holding Galaxy S20 in Cloud Blue showing the rear, then flipping it over to the front, swiping up to unlock the phone Closeup of the sides, showing the curve of the Infinity-O Display Galaxy S20 phones seen from the front with the home screen on the display Galaxy S20 Design Disclaimer: Tech reviewers share their thoughts on the #GalaxyS20. No payment was made to create this review. License was obtained for a fee after the content had been posted on YouTube. Galaxy S20 phones shown from multiple angles as reviewers scroll and tap, using the phone Marques Brownlee holds the Galaxy S20 in Cloud Blue and S20 plus in Cosmic Gray in his hand, showing off the colors Krystal Lora holds Galaxy S20 in Cloud Pink, S20 plus in Cloud Blue, and S20 Ultra in Cosmic Gray Galaxy S20 phones shown from multiple angles as reviewers scroll through apps and show the ergonomic shape of the phone Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S20 plus side by side on a shelf to demonstrate the difference in screen size Illustrations of Galaxy S20, S20 plus, and S20 Ultra showing their screen sizes: 6.2 inches, 6.7 inches, and 6.9 inches respectively Marques Brownlee changing the display refresh rate to 120Hz 120Hz refresh rate Reviewers holding the phone and scrolling or flipping through the menus to show the smoother scrolling of 120Hz Closeup of the display, showing the icons on the home screen One UI 2.1 Reviewers holding the phone and showing the easy access in menus when using the phone with one hand Galaxy S20 phones shown from multiple angles

Marques, aka MKBHD, is holding the Galaxy S20 in Cloud Blue facedown over a colorful carpet. He turns it over and swipes up on the screen to unlock it. Then he's talking to the camera in front of his PC setup with two monitors and a black and red geometric pattern on the wall. He holds Galaxy S20 in Cloud Blue and Galaxy S20 plus in Cosmic Gray in one hand. S20 $999, S20 plus $1199. He turns one of the phones around in his hand to show each side, from the keyless side, to the screen, to the power key and volume key side, to the back. Galaxy S20 and S20 plus sit side by side on a bookshelf to show the size difference. MKBHD swipes side to side and up and down on the screen to show the touch sensitivity, and switches from app to app, scrolling through some windows to show the 120Hz refresh rate. 120Hz = 2400x1080 60Hz = 3200x1140 Closeup of the Infinity-O Display showing the center punch hole for the front camera. Galaxy S20 6.2" 120Hz QHD plus OLED, Snapdragon 865, 12GB RAM, 128GB and microSD, 4000mAh, 12+64+12MP cameras, 10MP selfie camera, IP68 Galaxy S20 6.7" 120Hz QHD plus OLED, Snapdragon 865, 12GB RAM, 128/512GB and microSD, 4500mAh, 12+64+12MP+Depth cameras, 10MP selfie camera, IP68 Closeup on the rear cameras on Galaxy S20 12MP Main, F/1.8, 1/1.176". 64MP 3X, F/2.0, 1/1.172". 12MP Wide, F/2.2, 1/2.55" In the Camera app, he taps the zoom option to show 1x, 3x, and 0.5x Hybrid Optic Zoom, and then taps on the Super Resolution Zoom options to show 30X Space Zoom. He goes into the Camera settings to choose the 16:9 (8K) option for rear video size He uses Single Take to capture multiple formats of a woman juggling

Closeups of Galaxy S20 Ultra from various angles: the display, the rear camera, the front camera, the corners. He runs his finger up and down, and left and right across the screen to show the quick and smooth response of the 120Hz display. He holds Galaxy S20 Ultra in his right hand, using only his thumb to access menus, the Quick Panel, and settings, to demonstrate how One UI upgrades make one-handed use easy. A closeup on the phone's edge, where the dedicated Bixby button used to be. In the background, a little dog is chasing its tail so the camera breaks away from Lewis to spotlight the dog. He shows the Power settings menu and the Side key options, where you can choose what the power/Bixby key does when you double press or press and hold. Closeup on the edge of the Infinity-O Display, showing its less curved edge compared to previous edge screens. One of his Instagram pictures taken with the Wide-angle camera on Galaxy S20 Ultra of the front of a car frozen with icicles. He plugs Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra into the DeX Cable to get the desktop-like experience on his laptop. They go over to Will, who is sitting on a couch, and he also scrolls through a social media platform to show how quickly it responds and smoothly it moves.

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