Compare the Samsung Galaxy S20 to the S10

The Samsung Galaxy S20 has 3 cameras. Both the standard and wide-angle lens are 12-megapixel lenses. The 64-megapixel telephoto lens was improved significantly compared to previous Samsung devices. You can zoom in 3 times thanks to 3x optical zoom without your photo becoming less sharp. These 3 lenses have a new image sensor, which allows the camera to capture light better. This results in sharper photos. Samsung also developed the camera in terms of software. With the Single Take function, the device can take up to 14 photos and videos at the same time. Thanks to this, you'll always capture important moments.

The S10 has 3 cameras on the back of the device. The 12-megapixel standard lens has a variable aperture. That means the camera determines how much light enters the lens, depending on the ambient light. This way, you can see details on your photos both in bright sunlight and at night. You can use the 16-megapixel wide-angle lens to easily capture large groups and buildings. The 12-megapixel telephoto lens has 2x optical zoom, which allows you to bring an object 2 times closer without ending up with a blurry photo.

The Samsung S20 has a 6.2-inch Quad HD screen. This screen is just as sharp and 0.1 inch larger than the screen of the S10. The most striking thing about the S20's screen is the unique refresh rate of 120Hz. Because the screen is refreshed 120 times per second, it's very smooth. This allows you to scroll through your timeline and menus without lags. This is the first time that Samsung has switched from 60Hz, which is the standard for smartphone screens at the moment.

The Samsung Galaxy S10 has a 6.1-inch Quad HD screen. This screen has a refresh rate of 60 times per second, so the movements on your screen are a lot less fluid than on the S20. The selfie camera of the S20 is integrated in the top center of the screen, whereas it's on the top right of the S10.

Samsung used a large 4000mAh battery in the Galaxy S20, so you'll easily be able to get through the day without having to recharge your device. The S20 also supports 25W fast charging, so you can charge your device for 50% within 30 minutes with the included charger. In addition, the device can be charged wirelessly at 15W. It'll take approximately 2 hours for it to be fully charged.

The Samsung S10 has a 3400mAh battery, which isn't very large. You might have to recharge the device during the day. If you use the 15W fast charger included in the box, the S10 will be fully charged in a little more than 1.5 hours. That's not as fast as the S20. If you want to charge the S10 wirelessly, you'll also have to wait a bit longer. Due to the 10W capacity, this can take 3 to 4 hours.

The S20 has a powerful Samsung Exynos 990 processor. This allows you to launch demanding apps and games without problems. Thanks to the 8GB RAM, you can quickly switch between different apps. Samsung chose to release the S20 in one storage version of 128GB. Do you need more storage space? You can expand the memory up to 1TB with a micro SD card.

The Galaxy S10 has an Exynos 9820 processor. It's less powerful than the processor of the S20, but it can handle demanding apps and games just as well. Like the S20, the S10 has 8GB RAM, so you can switch between apps just as smoothly. In addition, the S10 comes in a version with 128GB storage space as well as one with 512GB. In both cases, you can expand the storage capacity up to 512GB with a memory card.