Is the the S20 FE 5G is the Better Buy than iPhone SE (and iPhone 12)?

 S20 FE: S20 Specs in a Durable and Affordable Package

Hello, this is TheTechBoy, and today I am blogging about the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G.
The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G infographic has leaked online and it is an impressive phone. According to the infographic, the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE has a 6.5-inch flat screen with a 120 HZ display, 128 GB of expandable storage, reverse wireless charging, and Samsung Dex.  

Cameras 

The cameras on the S20 FE 5G should destroy the iPhone SE's one camera. The S20 FE 5G has an 8 MP, thirty times zoom telephoto lens, and two 12 MP wide and ultra-wide cameras. In comparison, the iPhone SE has one 12 MP camera. The iPhone's camera can take portrait shots, but no real ultra-wide shots.

Price 
The iPhone SE costs 399 dollars while the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G should cost about 699 dollars. With the upcoming iPhone 12 series coming the S20 FE 5G should beat the iPhone 12 in a more fair phone competition.

 An iPhone SE with AirPods and Charging Case4 Samsung S20 Phones





Storage and Processing Power 

The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G should have 128 GB of expandable storage. The iPhone SE has three storage options: 64,128, and 256 GB of non-expandable storage. Samsung Galaxy S20 FE can take a 1 TB Micro SD card.  The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G should have 8 GB of RAM and the Snapdragon 865 chip. The iPhone SE has Apple's own A13 chip and 3 GB of RAM. 

Storage and Ram Chip



Battery and Connectivity 

Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G should have a 4500 mAh battery while the iPhone SE has a small 1821 mAh battery. The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G should feature reverse wireless charging, and it should  feature charging at 25 watts on a standard USB-C charger. The iPhone SE charger only charges at 5 watts, but you can buy an 18-watt charger. The iPhone SE uses a Lightning port. 
On the connectivity side, the iPhone SE has a Lightning port and no headphone jack, while Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G might have only a USB-C port. Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G features 5G connectivity, while the iPhone SE does not.




Durability and Size

The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G looks like it has a plastic back and IP68 water resistance. The iPhone SE has IP67 water resistance and has an aluminum, back, and glass screen. The iPhone SE features a 4.7-inch screen but has chunky bezels, this means the phone is 5.45 inches tall by 2.65 inches wide. 
The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G features an Infinity-O screen with minimal bezels. It should be about 6.4 inches tall. There have been some reports of faulty touchscreens on some devices. 

A black iPhone is dropped and shatteredA black flip phone is split in half
     An iPhone dropped on the side                                        A flip phone that is broken in half  


Special Features and Software

    The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G should have Android 10 with One U1 2.5 and be updatable to Android 13 in the future. The S20 FE 5G should have an in-display fingerprint scanner, NFC and Samsung Dex. Samsung Dex allows people to plug their phones into a monitor or laptop and get a Windows-like desktop, running Android of course.  
The iPhone SE has IOS should have IOS 13 and should be updated to at least  IOS 18. The iPhone SE features a fingerprint scanner and NFC.


           An on-screen fingerprint scanner 


Conclusion 

Both phones feature good hardware and software. While the iPhone SE gets more updates, the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G has more features that will only be added to the iPhone years later. Tech Talk to You Later! 

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