Samsung - Galaxy S20 5G Enabled 128GB (Unlocked) - Cosmic Gray

I bought this Samsung unlocked phone works great no issues.

I'm sorry, but I can't comprehend these five-star reviews. Let me put this phone into a digestible snippet for you: 1) It's very heavy! Like, more so than ANY other phone I've owned. So heavy that you can't even put this thing in your jeans or shorts without it dragging them down. (I carried this in the front pocket of my favorite sleep shorts and almost caused a disturbance at Publix.) 2) Contrast. OMG. They have turned up the contrast levels so much on this thing that it becomes impossible to ignore! Scrolling through FB, every image is just bursting out at you in a skewed Willy Wonka fashion. You can't even look at the news without each and every image blasting you in the face. 3) The camera. Speaking of contrast...if you prefer taking pictures and having them look NOTHING like they do in real life, then THIS is the phone for you! I took multiple side-by-side pics with this phone and my old Google Pixel 2XL and the difference was day and night (or, as this phone's camera would say, 'super bright yellow and blinding white.'" What, I assume, they were trying to do with this phone was "punch up" all your pictures so you can share them instantly without editing. Instead, every picture looks face and overly saturated (see attached pic).

Far far superior phone and UI! I've used iPhones since the 2nd generation and up until now, I always believed iPhones were far superior and in the beginning they were, but... NOT ANYMORE! I know a lot of reviews said that the iPhones feel more substantial, but in my opinion, my S20 feels amazing to hold and I love the fact that it's lighter. Also, the UI with Android and Samsung One UI 2 is so much more advanced than iOS. Apple has stopped innovating and Samsung is picking up the slack and in a good way!

If you want the latest and greatest from Samsung this is it. Although you will find cheaper phones with similar specs so if you're looking for bang for the buck look elsewhere. At least they took out the Bixby button. 120Hz screen refresh rate locked to 1080p is not a big deal for me but it should be included in 1440p because other manufacturers have it. Also, once you use a 120Hz screen everything else will seem slow. Battery life is good but nothing stellar. Overall a good phone which I can easily recommend over the S20+ and S20 Ultra unless you want a bigger screen and bigger battery. If you can find this phone on discount even better because $1000 is still too much for a phone.

I've tried a lot of phones in 2019/2020 and this one fits my needs perfectly. It's my favorite. 1. I have big hands but I'm sick of the overly large phones. This one is the perfect size for me and my pocket. 2. Love the power in this phone, 12gb of ram with the 865 is potent. 3. Because it's smaller, this screen is super crisp. 563 ppi ...enough said and with the 120htz refresh rate, clean experience. 4. Battery life is excellent for me. I've been around android phones so long I know all the battery saving tips. I don't need 5g with as fast as this phone is already so disabling it increases my battery life tremendously. Plus I don't play games on my phone or have a million notifications enabled. I use my phone a lot and I can stay off the charger from the time i wake up until I hit the pillow again at night (7am-11pm). 5. I found this phone open box and it was still new with untouched accessories, even still had the plastic on the phone for $600 ($400 savings). Winning. If you have similar taste/needs this is a good pickup, that is if you can still find one at BB. It was hard tracking this one down. I'll be keeping this one for a long time.

This item was purchased "open box - excellent" condition. It really was excellent condition - not even e fingerprint on the screen. The power cord was uncoiled, however. The phone contained no personal information. It was priced at $200 below that of the brand-new phone. I almost purchased the Samsung 5G phone that had 128 MP (the S20 has 64 MP) telephoto sensor, but though that this phone/camera was a better value. It has a fine camera for the price - good color reproduction and definition. Samsung's site says that this phone's camera provides defined images to 100 feet, while the 128 MP model's camera provides the same image level at 300 feet. I'll give the quality a 5, but there are times I wish I'd purchased the up-model phone that had the better camera.

So I love this phone. Its a great phone with awesome features, plus the pink is such a cool color. I upgraded from the S10 and if I hadn't gotten $600 for it I probably wouldn't have upgraded, but if you have an older phone say an S9 or S8 then I would highly recommend upgrading.

Beautiful bright display, excellent cameras for photos and video. It has a fun "Single take" feature that records a short video and snaps several photos as you pan your shot for about 15 seconds, then arranges the photos and short video clips in a collage that you can edit, keep, or delete as you wish. I wouldn't buy the phone just for this but it's a fun addition. The phone's processor is extremely powerful. Even with multiple apps open there is never a glitch or slow down. Everything is fast, smooth and reliable. I use my screen in 120hz mode and videos, animations, and scrolling are the smoothest I've seen on any screen anywhere. Expert reviews say 120hz drains battery faster but I get through a full day of use with power to spare. If you're a super heavy user you can switch to 60hz mode to save power. It's still great but not quite as buttery smooth. I'm not a gamer so I can't address that. Everything else I do on this phone is smooth and effortless. For example, Android Auto with my old Nexus 6P worked, but everything was laggy and sometimes glitchy. I thought it was Android Auto problem because 6P was a decent phone. Nope. Galaxy S20 runs it fast and solid with no glitches. My in-car experience is way better now. The more I live with this phone on a daily basis the more I like it. It is a great tool that enhances my experience no matter what I'm using it for. I agree the S20 line is very expensive, but if you don't need the huge screen on the plus or ultra (I actually like the smaller pocketable size better), the S20 cost is in line with other flagship phones and is a top quality product. Watch for sales and promotions. This unlocked version was $200 off for a short time so I snatched one. Btw I use this on T-Mobile and it works great for cellular and 4g LTE. There's no 5g in my area yet so I haven't tested that yet.