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Smartphones im Test: Gute Handys gibt es für weniger als 200 Euro

Smartphones im Test: Gute Handys gibt es für weniger als 200 Euro

Das Plus-Modell der Samsung-Galaxy-S20-Serie bietet von allem ein bisschen mehr: Mehr Bildschirm, mehr Akku, mehr Kameras. Bei einem Herstellerpreis ab 1.000 Euro darf man aber auch einiges erwarten. Im Test schauen wir uns das High-End-Smartphone detailliert an.

Both the Samsung Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S20+ are exceptional all-rounders, the problem is that, in a sense, they're too similar. Beyond a larger display, there's little reason to opt for the plus model over its more compact sibling, especially when doing so adds £100 to £200 onto the price tag.

The Samsung Galaxy S20 offers a smooth 120Hz display, improved cameras and 5G in a fairly compact design, but the battery life could be better.

Few Android flagships look as good as the Galaxy S20, and fewer even sport features this advanced. Samsung’s latest sports a smooth 120Hz screen, versatile triple-camera setup and 5G support (depending on your carrier), making it one of the best Android phones on the market.

The Galaxy S20 Plus is the best mix of high-end features and price in Samsung’s S20 lineup, offering a gorgeous 120Hz display, impressive cameras and 5G in a slick design.

The Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus is a nearly-perfect smartphone that connects to more 5G networks and has better cameras than ever, though you’ll be paying for the privilege, as this is the priciest Plus smartphone yet. If you don’t mind ho-hum design, the phone handles anything you throw at it, and should last you years - especially assuming 5G networks stay compatible with the S20 Plus as they build out.

The successor to last year's top-of-the-line phone is the middle child this time around, but loses none of its appeal. In fact, with a more manageable size and weight, plus a superb primary camera that's sure to improve with updates, the Galaxy S20+ could be the best phone of 2020.