Samsung Galaxy M20

The Samsung Galaxy M20 packs a 6.3-inch full-HD+ Infinity-V display at 1080×2340 pixels resolution and 19.5:9 aspect ratio. The near bezel-less edge to edge FHD+ screen on the phone offers users with the immersive viewing experience. The Infinity-V design is a smart alternative chosen by Samsung instead of a conventional notch that takes more space on top of the screen. The Infinity-V design is identical to the teardrop notch that we have seen on the phones like OnePlus 6T. The edge-to-edge design of the Galaxy M20 makes it look premium and enables more screen space for the users to watch videos and play games seamlessly.

Powering the Samsung Galaxy M20 is the company’s in-house Exynos 7904 processor. Based on the 14nm manufacturing process, the chipset boasts two 1.8GHz Cortex A73 cores six 1.6GHz Cortex A53 cores. The function of the two cores is to process heavy tasks such as gaming while the six cores are responsible for handling daily tasks like browsing apps and clicking pictures. Samsung has equipped the Galaxy M20 with a massive 5,000mAh battery, which is quite enough to run an entire day even on heavy usage. The phone comes bundled with a 15W USB Type-C fast charger claimed to deliver 3 hours of video playback on just 10 minutes of charge.

The Indian smartphone market has become home to a slew of worthy mid-range offerings from brands like Xiaomi, ASUS, Realme, Vivo, Oppo, Honor, and others. Earlier, Samsung was battling with its dipping share in the segment as it mid-range J-series was failing badly due to its mediocre specs. With the latest M-series, Samsung is back in the game. By equipping the Galaxy M20 with FHD+ screen, dual rear cameras, and a massive battery, it can expect a powerful comeback into the segment. Also, the pricing of the phone has also been done quite cleverly. With such improvements, we can expect the Galaxy M20 to be a success in the market. Samsung will also be benefiting from its goodwill and mighty brand name, which still matters to the Indian consumers.