Samsung has officially announced their newest flagship devices:

  • Samsung Galaxy S20
  • Samsung Galaxy S20+
  • Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra

All three of these devices are 5G-compatible, meaning you’ll have the ability to access to your carrier’s high-speed 5G network. Here’s everything you need to know about Samsung’s latest and greatest devices, including our take on whether it’s worth buying a Galaxy S20 or not.

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Preorder Dates & Pricing

Samsung Galaxy S20 preorders begin on Friday, February 21, 2020, with phones to be shipped on Friday, March 6, 2020. You can buy one of these top-tier devices directly through Samsung or via several phone carriers, including AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, and Verizon.

How much does the Samsung Galaxy S20 cost?

  • Samsung Galaxy S20 (128GB): $999.99
  • Samsung Galaxy S20+ (128GB): $1,199.99
  • Samsung Galaxy S20+ (512GB): $1,349.99
  • Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra (128GB): $1,399.99
  • Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra (512GB): $1,599.99


Samsung Galaxy S20 Specs Compared

Samsung Galaxy S20 Samsung Galaxy S20+ Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra
Screen size 6.2-inch 6.7-inch 6.9-inch
Main Camera 64MP 64MP 108MP
Selfie Camera 10MP 10MP 40MP
Colors Cosmic Gray, Cloud Blue, Cloud Pink Cosmic Gray, Cosmic Black, Cloud Blue Cosmic Gray, Cosmic Black
Battery 4,000mAh 4,500mAh 5,000mAh
Storage 128GB 128GB, 512GB 128GB, 512GB
Operating System Android 10 Android 10 Android 10
Outright pricing (128GB) $999.99 $1,199.99 $1,399.99


Where Can You Preorder Samsung Galaxy S20?

As of February 12, 2020, you can’t officially preorder the Samsung Galaxy S20 but you can reserve one with Samsung. Preorders begin February 21, and while not all carrier preorder information is currently available, we will keep you updated.

Verizon Samsung Galaxy S20 Plans

As of now, the only information Verizon has released is that Samsung Galaxy S20 preorders begin February 21. We will keep you updated when we learn more.

Verizon S20+ Plans

Verizon S20 Ultra Plans

T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S20 Plans

T-Mobile customers can preorder a new Samsung Galaxy S20 starting on February 21 at 12:01 a.m. EST and they can purchase in stores on March 6. T-Mobile’s 24-month installment pricing includes:

  • S20: starting at $41.67/month
  • S20+: starting at $50/month
  • S20 Ultra: starting at $58.24/month

T-Mobile S20 Plans

T-Mobile S20+ Plans

T-Mobile S20 Ultra Plans

AT&T Samsung Galaxy S20 Plans

You can preorder a Samsung Galaxy S20 via AT&T on February 21, or in-store on March 6. AT&T’s 30-month installment pricing includes:

  • S20: starting at $33.34/month
  • S20+: starting at $40/month
  • S20 Ultra: starting at $46.67/month

AT&T S20 Plans

AT&T S20+ Plans

AT&T S20 Ultra Plans

Sprint Samsung Galaxy S20 Plans

Sprint’s website specifies that preorders begin February 21, but they haven’t announced any pricing information yet. We will update you as soon as they release more relevant information.

Sprint S20 Plans

Sprint S20+ Plans

Sprint S20 Ultra Plans


Samsung Galaxy S20 & S20+ Features

These dazzling new Samsung devices have plenty of new features that will make your head spin. Whether you’re a photographer or avid social media poster, the S20 and S20+ cameras are bound to impress. New and updated features include:

  • 64MP high resolution telephoto camera
  • 30x Space Zoom, allowing you to zoom in without sacrificing image quality
  • 12MP wide-angle and ultra-wide-angle cameras
  • 10MP selfie camera
  • DepthVision lens (S20+)
  • 8K video
  • Pull 33K stills from your 8K videos
  • Single Take AI technology allows you to capture up to 10 seconds of action in a variety of still and video formats with just one tap


Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra Features

The Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra, which is one of the sleekest, most advanced smartphones on the market, is essentially the Samsung Galaxy S20+ on steroids. Just when you thought a phone couldn’t get more advanced, Samsung went and made it happen. New and updated features include:

  • 108MP high resolution wide-angle camera
  • 100x Space Zoom, allowing you to zoom closer than you ever thought possible
  • 12MP ultra-wide angle
  • DepthVision lens
  • 40MP selfie camera
  • 8K video
  • Pull 33K stills from your 8K videos
  • Single Take AI technology


Let’s Talk Take: Is It Worth It?

The Samsung Galaxy S20 is a sleek, sophisticated smartphone with an impressive camera and excellent performance. It features many important improvements from the Samsung Galaxy S10 series, but is it worth it to upgrade? The short answer: maybe.

The name of the game for the S20 series is high-tech cameras. Priced at $999, the Samsung Galaxy S20 includes an advanced triple-camera system, improved battery life, and a faster processor than its predecessors. The S20+ ups the ante with a fourth camera—the DepthVision lens, and starts at $1,199.99. And the S20 Ultra, which starts at $1,399.99, is an absolute powerhouse of a smartphone, with a quad-camera system that will absolutely wow you.

When it comes to deciding whether you should dish out some serious cash for one of these phones, it comes down to your priorities. Photographers and avid social media users may find these new devices irresistible, while other Samsung fans may want to grab the older S10 devices. Samsung announced a permanent price decrease for the S10 series—S10e costs $599, S10 costs $749, and S10+ costs $849.