Galaxy S20 8GB RAM + 128GB storage – RM3,599
Galaxy S20+ 8GB RAM + 128GB storage – RM3,999
Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G 12GB RAM + 128GB storage – RM4,999

Are they serious with the pricing?
There is nothing special with the Galaxy S20. At least make that phone as affordable as when the S10e came out. It also had free Galaxy Buds and 1+1 warranty protection.

I'm quite sure the pricing will fall faster this time.

Not used, BRAND NEW S10.
Stay away from used set bro.
A brand new S10 can be had for less than 2.5k

The only issue I have with Exynos devices is battery life.
It really drains a lot of power compared to SD.

It's already worth the extra 1k for the camera and battery.
5G itself is useless and these phones are draining so much battery since the 5G chip is separate from the SOC.
We are still in the early stage of 5G technology.

I feel that buying an S20 or S20+ is "just" the same as buying the Note10/Note10+ with minimal improvement in camera quality.

True.

Huawei will surely struggle without Google.
You almost couldn't see a stranger using Mate 30 Pro unlike when Mate 20 Pro was released.

Gone are the days when HTC was a formidable contender.
We need another OEM that can compete directly with Samsung.

LOL not true. Just because you saw the word "5G", you already assumed it doesn't have other frequencies

https://s20preorder.mysamsungcampaign.com/?...wE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Quick! pre-order now! LOL

Only 2 units left! Go buy buy!!

Errr.. where did you see that the S20 Ultra is the ONLY 5G version here in Malaysia?
It's not stated in their website.

Can you guys link the SOURCE that S20 and S20+ in Malaysia is LTE only version and NO 5G?

Err..
It wasn't just for the SD865.
It has always been the case that Exynos is inferior to the SD counterpart.
This is why US, China, Taiwan and Hong Kong have been using SD instead of Exynos.. because these are important markets to Samsung.

But do you know the REAL reason why Samsung is using SD?
This is to HOARD the latest and greatest SD chip so other OEMs will have a hard time getting supply.
It wasn't a secret that LG complained about this and was forced to delay releasing their flagship each year.

Another reason is to make Exynos relevant to the market given that Huawei's Kirin chips are getting all the praises.

See, it's not just about one factor. There are several factors as to why we end up using Exynos and why other countries are using SD.

This post has been edited by ijuanp03: Feb 13 2020, 12:42 PM

Go with the latest one. S20 Plus.
The reason is it will definitely be supported more than the other 2.

It's only normal for first-gen devices.
Soon 5G modem will be integrated in the SOC itself.

Guys, please stop freaking out with Exynos. It's not that bad. It's just not as battery efficient as SD.
But with 4000+ mah battery, your phone won't die on you for a day.

I always buy my phone from T&L Telecom.
I am not afraid to buy import set for 1 reason - you have 7 days to thoroughly test your device and if it is lemon, you CAN return the phone for replacement or refund.

In my ~5 years transacting with them, I am yet to encounter any issue.
My latest purchase was on Dec- Galaxy Note 10 Snapdragon Dual Sim.

Local after service is only important IF you are the clumsy type.

Why do I prefer buying from T&L? Simple. Phones are cheaper and they sell units which are not locally sold here in MY (Samsung Snapdragon units, other OEMs, etc)

This post has been edited by ijuanp03: Feb 14 2020, 04:13 PM

The S20 and S20+ don't have "real" telephoto camera. Instead, you have 2 "main" cameras with almost equal zoom.
The main "normal" camera is 12mp while the telephoto 64mp, which is supposed to be a "telephoto" is just 1.06x closer than the "normal".
Meaning, it is NOT actually telephoto but instead cropping within the 64mp to get the "zoomed" image.

It's like you having an old phone with only 1 camera at the back and zooming it 2x and telling everyone it is a "telephoto" lens.

To put this into perspective, all popular phones like S10/N10/iphones etc have 2x telephoto lens. The zoom lens isn't a cropped image of the original image resolution.

This post has been edited by ijuanp03: Feb 17 2020, 04:16 PM

DirectD was a good source of grey units but they stopped getting supply ever since online sellers are selling them at a cheaper price. I only buy from DirectD on special sale like 11.11 etc.. or their clearance sale.

+1
I know some people who are keeping "useless" pictures just because they are too lazy to manage their files.
These are the same people who complain why they run out of storage and that's the only time they will delete hundreds of pictures.

It's kinda backwards thinking when cloud storage is the future.
All my photos prior 2020 are in Google Photos. The problem with having so many files on your phone is it reads each and every file when accessing an app that requires viewing file content like images or videos.
To me, all OEMs should have at least 128gb storage. 64gb is laughable.

This post has been edited by ijuanp03: Feb 19 2020, 09:55 AM

The main reason why I decided to buy a Note10 SD Dual Sim rather than the Google Pixel 4 last year from T&L.
Note 10 Snapdragon dual sim 256gb = 3015RM
Pixel 4 64gb = 3099RM
Pixel 4 128gb = 3499RM

I've always wanted a Pixel but they think like Apple.