The Galaxy S20+ sits in the sensible middle of Samsung's 2020 line-up, and that positioning has aged better than either of the phones flanking it. It takes the standard S20's dependable 12MP camera system rather than the Ultra's ambitious but troublesome 108MP sensor, then pairs it with a 6.7-inch 120Hz screen and a 4,500mAh battery that gives it noticeably more stamina than the smaller model. At 186g it is a large phone but nowhere near the 220g heft of the Ultra, and it avoids that model's protruding camera housing. The additional time-of-flight depth sensor on the back was always more of a spec-sheet item than a practical one and made little difference to portrait shots. UK units use the Exynos 990, which ran warmer and less efficiently than the Snapdragon version sold in other markets, so battery life is good rather than exceptional. The main reason for caution is age: Samsung's update window for the S20 family has expired, so the phone no longer receives Android upgrades or security patches.