Galaxy A20e vs Galaxy J6+
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Galaxy A20e
Starting at
£69.35£522.50 new
Galaxy J6+
Starting at
£65.00What's the difference between the Galaxy A20e and Galaxy J6+?
Galaxy A20e vs J6+ comes down to the chipset, battery and screen size. Refurbished, the Galaxy J6+ starts at £65, £4.35 less than the Galaxy A20e. The Galaxy A20e is the newer model, released in 2019.
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- Chipset: Exynos 7884 (14 nm) on the Galaxy A20e, Qualcomm Snapdragon 425 on the Galaxy J6+.
- The Galaxy J6+ has a bigger battery: 3300 mAh vs 3000 mAh.
- The Galaxy J6+ has a bigger screen: 6 inch vs 5.8 inch.
Galaxy A20e vs Galaxy J6+ specs
The Galaxy A20e and Galaxy J6+ both suit everyday use with similar memory and camera capabilities, but they differ in screen size, display type, and physical dimensions. The Galaxy A20e offers a slightly smaller but taller screen with a PLS LCD, suited for those who prefer a compact device. The Galaxy J6+ has a larger 6 inch IPS LCD screen for more viewing space. The J6+ supports dual physical SIM cards, which is useful for managing two numbers on one device. Choose the Galaxy A20e if you want a lighter, narrower phone with a bit more vertical screen space. The Galaxy J6+ fits users who want a wider display and dual SIM functionality.
Galaxy A20e vs Galaxy J6+ price
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Galaxy A20e vs Galaxy J6+ battery life and software updates
Durability here means basic software compatibility and device release details.
Device Release Year
The Galaxy A20e was released in 2019 and the Galaxy J6+ in 2018. While the difference in release years is clear, it does not directly affect daily durability or use. It simply provides context on when each device was launched.
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Galaxy A20e vs Galaxy J6+ performance
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Galaxy A20e vs Galaxy J6+ screen
Screen quality matters for viewing comfort and clarity. The Galaxy A20e and Galaxy J6+ differ in screen size, resolution, and panel type, which affect how you watch video or browse content.
Screen Size
The Galaxy J6+ has a 6 inch screen offering more room for video and apps, which suits users who prefer a larger display. The Galaxy A20e has a 5.8 inch screen, making it more compact and easier to use one-handed or carry in a smaller pocket.
Resolution and Aspect
The Galaxy A20e has a resolution of 720 by 1560 pixels, which is slightly taller than the Galaxy J6+ resolution of 720 by 1480 pixels. The taller screen on the A20e provides more vertical space, which can be useful for reading or scrolling through content.
Screen Panel Type
The Galaxy A20e uses a PLS LCD screen type, while the Galaxy J6+ uses IPS LCD. Both are types of LCD screens with good colour and viewing angles. IPS LCDs are known for slightly better colour accuracy and viewing angles, which may appeal to those who value screen quality for photos or video.
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Galaxy A20e vs Galaxy J6+ camera
Audiovisual features include the cameras on both devices. Both phones have the same front and main camera megapixel counts, making them comparable for basic photography and video calls.
Front Camera
Both the Galaxy A20e and Galaxy J6+ have an 8 megapixel front camera. This is suitable for clear selfies and video calls without any one phone offering higher resolution front shots.
Main Camera
Each phone has a 13 megapixel main camera, which provides similar detail for photos and videos. Neither device offers a higher megapixel count, so photo quality will be comparable in this respect.
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Galaxy A20e vs Galaxy J6+ size and design
Miscellaneous features cover network compatibility, physical size, SIM options and storage. These details affect how the phones fit your lifestyle and network needs.
SIM Card Options
The Galaxy J6+ supports dual physical SIM cards, which is helpful if you use two phone numbers or want to separate work and personal calls on one device. The Galaxy A20e supports a single physical SIM card.
Physical Size and Weight
The Galaxy A20e is smaller and lighter at 147.4 mm height, 69.7 mm width and 141 g weight. The Galaxy J6+ measures 161.4 mm height, 76.9 mm width and weighs 178 g. The A20e suits those who want a lighter, more compact phone. The J6+ offers a larger screen but also a heavier and wider device.
Carrier and Network
Both phones are unlocked and support 4G networks, so you can use them with any compatible UK carrier and get good mobile data speeds.
Storage
Both the Galaxy A20e and Galaxy J6+ come with 32GB of storage, which provides space for apps, photos and files suitable for everyday use.
Expandable Storage
Both devices support microSDXC cards, allowing you to add extra storage for media and documents if you want more space than the built-in 32GB.
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Galaxy A20e or Galaxy J6+: which should you buy?
Buy the Galaxy A20e if
- you want a lighter build (141 g vs 178 g)
- you want the newer model (2019)
Buy the Galaxy J6+ if
- you want to spend less: it starts at £65, £4.35 less than the Galaxy A20e
- you want a bigger battery (3300 mAh vs 3000 mAh)
- you want a bigger screen (6 inch vs 5.8 inch)
What our customers say
Customers who bought the Galaxy A20e often mention that it feels like a new phone with no signs of wear or tear. Many are happy with the display clarity and find the phone easy to carry around. Some recommend it as a first phone for children or as a backup device. The battery and screen condition get positive remarks, and the price is considered reasonable. A few mention the phone can feel a bit slow but still satisfactory for basic use.
Galaxy J6+ customers generally find the phone good for calls and emails, with many saying it works well and looks better than expected. Some highlight the phone's good condition and appreciate the larger screen size. However, a few report issues like battery charging problems or connectivity troubles, and some found receiving the wrong model or accessories frustrating. Despite this, many recommend the phone and value its condition.
Overall, the Galaxy A20e suits those who want a lighter, compact phone for everyday activities with a clear screen. The Galaxy J6+ fits users who prefer a larger display and need dual SIM support, especially if managing two phone numbers.
Galaxy A20e vs Galaxy J6+ FAQs
Galaxy A20e vs J6+ comes down to the chipset, battery and screen size. Chipset: Exynos 7884 (14 nm) on the Galaxy A20e, Qualcomm Snapdragon 425 on the Galaxy J6+. The Galaxy J6+ has a bigger battery: 3300 mAh vs 3000 mAh.
The Galaxy J6+ is cheaper refurbished, from £65 compared with £69.35 for the Galaxy A20e.
The Galaxy J6+ has a bigger battery: 3300 mAh vs 3000 mAh.
Both have the same main camera: 13 megapixels.
The Galaxy A20e no longer gets updates. Updates for the Galaxy J6+ ended in Jun 2022.
The Galaxy A20e adds a lighter build (141 g vs 178 g). Refurbished, it costs £4.35 more (from £69.35 vs £65).
Both come in 32GB refurbished.
