#S20 price

The Galaxy S20, on the other hand, comes with a 6.2-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2.0 display with a QHD+ resolution, operating up to 120Hz, and is HDR10+ capable. Out of the three, the Mi 10 has the biggest display with the fastest response rate, while the S20 has the biggest resolution and fastest refresh rate. We're giving the Mi 10 and S20 a tie, since people value size, resolution, and refresh rates differently. The Mi 10 comes with a Snapdragon 865, the S20 comes with either a Snapdragon 865 or Exynos 990 depending on your location, and the Mate 30 comes with Kirin 990. As for system memory, both the Mi 10 and S20 come with either 8GB or 12GB of LPDDR5 RAM, while the Mate 30 only comes with 8GB (of unspecified) RAM. Storage-wise, all three feature the ultrafast UFS 3.0, with the Mi 10 having either 128GB or 256GB, while the S20 and Mate 30 can only be had with 128GB. As for expandability, the S20 can handle up to a 1TB MicroSD card, while the Mate 30 can handle up to 256GB on a NanoSD Card. (Until we, or other reputable sources, are able to benchmark the performance of the S20 and Mi 10.) As for the cameras, the Mi 10 is the most capable and versatile of the three. Read more in our articles including "Xiaomi Mi 10 vs. Samsung Galaxy S20 vs. Huawei Mate 30 Specs Comparison" and "JBL Synchros S200i Quick Review".