Samsung Galaxy A11 VS Samsung Galaxy A20 In 2020! Very Close In Price! By Matthews Tech

What is up guys today, we're going to be comparing the galaxy 1811 to the galaxy 820. So I was asked to do this comparison because they're both very close and priced. So let's go ahead and check out the pros and cons of both of these phones. Alright. So for the body of both phones, as you can see, they're both plastic builds, and they pretty much have the same setup. You have your volume rockers power button, USB type-c on both headphone jack, on both in a single fire and speaker on both which is uh pretty loud now, I will say that the galaxy eight eleven is definitely a little thicker than the 820.

So that is one thing that I noticed alright. So when you turn both phones over, are you greedy by six point four inch display on both now the eight eleven has a TFT display and the eight twenty has a Super AMOLED display, which is very impressive for this price point, so I definitely am leaning towards the Super AMOLED display, even though I really loved the punch hole design on the eleven, the TFT display just looks washed out compared to a Super AMOLED or even an IPS display, so I'm, not the biggest fan of it. The TFT displays here but, like I, said I do like the punch, hole. I, just think it makes the experience a little more immersive here, but uh most definitely, the Super AMOLED is more color, accurate, and I think just more pleasing to look at now. Both these phones have the exhaust processor and, as you can see, the a20 is definitely faster here, which the eight eleven is running.

Android ten in the eight twenty is running Android nine, but the eight twenty will actually get Android. Ten I just haven't, got minds on this version yet so that is really awesome for both now on the eight eleven you get two gigs of RAM and 32 gigs of storage, with expandable storage as well, and on the twenty you get three gigs of ram with expandable storage as well, and you have that 32, gigs of internal storage, so from just overall scrolling and launching applications. The 820 is definitely smoother even with you, Android nine is definitely smoother than this Android 10, and it's not the same. The Android 10 on the 11 is definitely stripped back. You don't have the big speed, and you're even I'm missing a couple of features when you go into these settings and stuff like that, so definitely strip bag to make it be able to not lag.

So if it has, the full version of the yew 2.0 steam would be lagging all over the place plate. As far as the user experience, the 820 is definitely the smoother device here, a gaming on both of these phones. Actually, you can play Call of Duty, mobile or medium settings the same frame rate. So as far as graphics and gaming performance they're both pretty much the same. So both these phones have the fingerprint scanner on the back, and they're pretty much identical.

They both work extremely fast or no issues there with the physical fingerprint scanner, but the 820 also has NFC as well from old payments. So if you're into mobile payments, that is there on the 11 that is not there, so I know mobile payments on the 811, so alright, so another huge difference besides the display would really be the cameras. So when the 8:11, you have a triple camera setup, 13 megapixels, wide 5, megapixel ultra-wide and a 2 megapixel depth sensor shoots in 1080p. The front-facing camera is an 8 megapixel shoots in 1080p on the a20. We have a dual camera setup: a 13 megapixel Y and a 5 megapixel ultra-wide shoots in 1080p and of the selfie cameras.8 megapixels of the 820 definitely blows the 811 out of the water when it comes to photo quality, a dynamic range sharpness. It just looks better on the 820.

Definitely it's really just no competition here. So if you're deciding between these two phones, the camera is important to you. Then you're definitely going to lean towards the 820 here. So both phones have a four thousand William battery with 15 watt fast charging, so you're going to get excellent battery life. Out of both, of these guys, add an have, a very, very good battery life for these guys, you're looking at around at least 9 to 10 hours of screen on time, if not more, if you're light user.

So that is something that I really love about both of these phones, so yeah, so me personally, I would definitely go with the 820 if I was deciding between two of these phones since they're extremely close in price, and since the 820 is getting Android 10, it's really a no-brainer to go with this one. Unless you just really like the punch, hole display but I, don't think the extra camera is gonna, be all worth it here. So what do you guys think? Let me know, and I'll catch you guys in the next one.

Source : Matthews Tech