A:AnswerHi, Jake. I understand how frustrating this may be and apologize for the less than ideal experience. We would love to look into this further. You can reach us on Facebook at (http://m.me/samsungsupport) or Twitter at (https://twitter.com/messages/compose?recipient_id=18768513). We look forward to speaking with you. ^Kayla
A:AnswerAccording to a Verizon representative, To get out of the agreement you pay off the phone. There are no contracts with Verizon plans, they run month to month. I hoped this helped.
A:AnswerI think the best thing would be to call Verizon. If you added your phone to your wife, should help, I know they have special plans especially if you are veteran.
A:AnswerIt takes a standard usb c cord and you can use a longer or shorter one with the same charger. If you have a newer vehicle it probably has charging ports, if not you can get an adaptor to go into the round power outlets.
A:AnswerWouldn't know why that would be an issue. We have 9 devices on our plan (Verizon) and they are a mix of Galaxy devices and various versions of iPhones. No problems that I can see. The S20+5G will be 5G enabled, her iPhone will not. Again, ours has 3 5G phones, all the rest are 4G LTE. No issues.
A:AnswerDepends on the initial carrier and current policies but shouldn't be an issue. All should unlock for you once you pay off and many will unlock sooner. As of Sept 2020, Verizon said that they would unlock the phone automatically as soon as it is beyond the return window.
A:AnswerHi, Trisha. The Galaxy S20+ 5G does not come with a S Pen. If this is still an interest for you, please look into our Galaxy Note series. Thank you for asking this question. ^Kayla