Samsung Galaxy Note 20 5G 128GB ... vs OnePlus Nord N200 | 5G Unlocked ...

It has a sleek feel, great screen, and no one thinks it's cheap. It has great looks and performs well. Fingerprint sensor is pretty good.

This one is an experience. That's what matters to me. Yes, there is. Being in i. This fits the bill.

The only thing that could be improved in my opinion is the camera quality and the bloatware upon first setting up the phone. The battery holds up great for me and with all the reviews saying you can't add it to sprint or verizon network then don't cry...  Read More

The interface offers fast, buttery operations with above average somewhere north of 60 ghz exchange rate from the middling cpu, 6.

This is a solid recommend if you don't require flagship specs and flagship pricing. The chipset, a generation-plus behind today's latest, is zippy. Plenty of ram and storage, lightning fast charging speeds with its proprietary charger.

The screen itself is pretty low quality, compared to other $200-$250 phones. It isn't worth paying extra for a car charger and a charger for the office. This makes using this phone a tedious nightmare for anything beyond texting. No longer within the ...  Read More

Unwanted, unauthorized auto updates make all kinds of incredibly irritating and unwanted changes to the phone. You cannot turn off the loud beep when you hand up from a phone call. Camera is absolutely atrocious to the point i have pictures from my ol...  Read More

The battery lasts for around 14 hours if your on it frequently and expect things to take a second to load if you have more than one app running. In order to run any app efficiently you have to close everything else or it gets all buggy.

To summarize its specs and how they actually are:- the screen is advertised as a big thing, but forget about it! The camera is absolute potato. In real-world terms, this is the bottom of the barrel as far as performance goes.

Video is less than ok. It's slow like laughable slow. Not a happy camper.