Galaxy A20e vs Galaxy S10+
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Galaxy A20e
Starting at
£69.35£522.50 new
Galaxy S10+
Starting at
£118.91£639.00 newWhat's the difference between the Galaxy A20e and Galaxy S10+?
Galaxy A20e vs S10+ comes down to the chipset, RAM and battery. Refurbished, the Galaxy A20e starts at £69.35, £49.56 less than the Galaxy S10+.
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- Chipset: Exynos 7884 (14 nm) on the Galaxy A20e, Exynos 9820 on the Galaxy S10+.
- The Galaxy S10+ has more RAM: 12 GB vs 3 GB.
- The Galaxy S10+ has a bigger battery: 4100 mAh vs 3000 mAh.
Galaxy A20e vs Galaxy S10+ specs
The Galaxy A20e and Galaxy S10+ both come from 2019 and run Android, but they cater to different users. The Galaxy A20e is simpler, with 3 GB of RAM and a smaller 5.8 inch PLS LCD screen at 720 x 1560 resolution, making it suitable for everyday use and easy handling. The Galaxy S10+ offers a larger 6.4 inch Dynamic AMOLED screen with higher resolution and 12 GB of RAM, meaning it suits those who want more screen space and smoother multitasking. The S10+ also has a triple main camera and more front camera megapixels, ideal for photography enthusiasts. Storage options differ too, with the A20e at 32 GB and the S10+ offering higher capacities up to 512 GB. Both phones support 4G and have microSDXC slots. The S10+ supports dual SIM cards.
Galaxy A20e vs Galaxy S10+ price
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Galaxy A20e vs Galaxy S10+ battery life and software updates
Both devices run Android and were released in 2019.
Operating System
The Galaxy A20e and Galaxy S10+ both operate on Android. This means you can expect a similar user interface and app compatibility from both devices, suitable for users familiar with the Android environment.
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Galaxy A20e vs Galaxy S10+ performance
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Galaxy A20e vs Galaxy S10+ screen
Screen quality is an important difference between the two phones. The Galaxy A20e has a smaller and less sharp screen, while the Galaxy S10+ offers a bigger, higher resolution screen with advanced display technology. This affects how you experience videos, games, and everyday use.
Screen Size
The Galaxy A20e has a 5.8 inch screen, which makes it easier to hold and carry. The Galaxy S10+ has a larger 6.4 inch screen, providing more space for watching videos, playing games and multitasking.
Screen Resolution
The Galaxy A20e's screen resolution is 720 x 1560, suitable for clear everyday viewing but less sharp for detailed images. The Galaxy S10+ offers a much higher resolution of 1440 x 3040, delivering crisper and more detailed visuals.
Screen Type
The Galaxy A20e uses a PLS LCD screen, which provides solid colour and brightness for daily use. The Galaxy S10+ has a Dynamic AMOLED screen, known for deeper blacks and more vibrant colours, which enhances media consumption.
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Galaxy A20e vs Galaxy S10+ camera
Camera setups and photo quality differ between these devices. The Galaxy A20e offers a simpler dual rear camera and a slightly lower resolution front camera, while the Galaxy S10+ provides a triple rear camera and a higher resolution front camera. These differences matter for photography and video calls.
Rear Cameras
The Galaxy A20e has two rear cameras, which covers basic photography needs well. The Galaxy S10+ features three rear cameras, offering more versatility and options for different types of shots.
Front Camera
The Galaxy A20e's front camera has 8 megapixels, suitable for clear selfies and video calls. The Galaxy S10+ has a 10 megapixel front camera, which can capture more detail for selfies and video chats.
Main Camera Megapixels
The Galaxy A20e's main camera has 13 megapixels, capturing detailed photos for everyday use. The Galaxy S10+ has a 12 megapixel main camera, which balances detail with its additional camera options.
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Galaxy A20e vs Galaxy S10+ size and design
Other practical differences in size, weight, storage and connectivity shape how you use each phone daily. The Galaxy A20e is lighter and smaller, with simpler storage options and a single SIM slot, while the Galaxy S10+ is larger, heavier, offers more storage choices and supports dual SIM cards.
Storage Capacity
The Galaxy A20e comes with 32 GB of storage, enough for basic apps and files. The Galaxy S10+ is available in larger options of 128 GB and 512 GB, suitable if you store many photos, videos or apps.
SIM Card
The Galaxy A20e supports a single physical SIM card, ideal if you use one mobile number. The Galaxy S10+ supports dual physical SIM cards, useful if you want to manage work and personal numbers on the same device.
Weight and Size
The Galaxy A20e weighs 141 g and measures 147.4 mm in height and 69.7 mm in width, making it compact and easy to carry. The Galaxy S10+ weighs 198 g and measures 157.6 mm in height and 74.1 mm in width, offering a bigger phone that feels more substantial in hand.
Connectivity
Both phones include USB-C and a 3.5 mm headphone jack, allowing you to use wired headphones or accessories easily.
Network Support
Both the Galaxy A20e and Galaxy S10+ support 4G mobile networks, so you can enjoy fast mobile data where available.
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Galaxy A20e or Galaxy S10+: which should you buy?
Buy the Galaxy A20e if
- you want to spend less: it starts at £69.35, £49.56 less than the Galaxy S10+
- you want a higher-resolution main camera (13 megapixels vs 12 megapixels)
Buy the Galaxy S10+ if
- you want more RAM (12 GB vs 3 GB)
- you want a bigger battery (4100 mAh vs 3000 mAh)
- you want a bigger screen (6.4 inch vs 5.8 inch)
What our customers say
Customers say the Galaxy A20e looks like new with no marks or scratches on the screen or case, making it a good choice for everyday use. Many mention the phone's reasonable price and ease of use, especially as a first phone for younger users or as a backup. The battery is often described as excellent, and the phone is praised for being easy to carry. Some users note it can feel quite slow, which matches its 3 GB RAM, making it suitable for simpler tasks rather than heavy multitasking.
The Galaxy S10+ receives praise for its neat appearance and long battery life. Customers appreciate the ease of transferring data and find the phone to be in excellent condition, sometimes indistinguishable from new. The larger screen and higher RAM contribute to smooth operation, and the dual SIM option is useful for some. While a few report issues like missing buttons or charging problems, most find the phone reliable and well suited for those wanting a more capable device with a bigger screen.
Overall, the Galaxy A20e suits those looking for a straightforward, easy to handle phone at a lower price point. The Galaxy S10+ fits buyers who want more storage, a larger and sharper screen, and stronger multitasking performance.
Galaxy A20e vs Galaxy S10+ FAQs
Galaxy A20e vs S10+ comes down to the chipset, RAM and battery. Chipset: Exynos 7884 (14 nm) on the Galaxy A20e, Exynos 9820 on the Galaxy S10+. The Galaxy S10+ has more RAM: 12 GB vs 3 GB.
The Galaxy A20e is cheaper refurbished, from £69.35 compared with £118.91 for the Galaxy S10+.
The Galaxy S10+ has a bigger battery: 4100 mAh vs 3000 mAh.
The Galaxy A20e has a higher-resolution main camera: 13 megapixels vs 12 megapixels.
The Galaxy A20e no longer gets updates. Updates for the Galaxy S10+ ended in Apr 2023.
Refurbished, the Galaxy A20e comes in 32GB, and the Galaxy S10+ in 128GB and 512GB.
