I've also noticed that once it overheats and starts to throttle, your 120Hz will drop to 60Hz.. damn I hope Samsung will be able to push some software updates to improve the performance a little.

If you're using the Ultra, that's your zoom lens rattling. It's normal.

This depends on your usage. The phone figures out how often + heavy you use your phone throughout the day. For example, if each time you unplug the phone and let it play video for 5 hours straight until it dies, and do it many times enough.. it will show only 5 hours left even with 100% use.

In terms of processing speed I don't really care and honestly quite happy. The thing that's bugging me is the battery life. Oh well, at least I feel better with the few points below:
1. Cheaper than SD variants.
2. Dual SIM support.
3. Malaysia warranty.
4. I got mine through SenHeng, 24 months installment 0 percent interest and no processing fee. Includes 2 years extended warranty so it's a total of 3 years use.

I'd go for the S20+ just for the bigger battery alone.

I used Sgfreshidea's (Singapore company) tempered glass in the past. They claim that it works with fingerprint scanner.
A LOT cheaper however slightly harder to apply. You don't have the installation guide frame for it so everything has to be done manually. I haven't had any issues though. Did 3 applications in the past... 1 for S8 and 2 for S9 plus.
https://www.sgfreshidea.com/invisshield-tru...-s20-ultra.html

Note that the videos down there is for the Note series. However seeing that they're using similar fingerprint technology, it should apply as well.



This post has been edited by BlueHeng: Mar 24 2020, 02:40 PM

Yeap this is one of the reasons I went with the S20. I hated the curve screen on my S8.. It's like wasted and lots of glare.

Is this with the Ultra or Plus?

Just saw another update from Samsung.. again with the camera fixes. I want battery FIX!

I kinda liked having 24 months 0% installment from SenHeng. And if you use Citibank Credit Card, sign up for the citibank PlusOne membership. You get 2 free years extended warranty. So that's 3 years altogether - enough until the phone kaput and time to change a new one again.