Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy S20 5G, 128GB in Cloud Pink for GSM carriers by Patrick Nepal

I'm upgrading from Note 5 and it's by far the best phone I've had. The Snapdragon 865 in this thing means it's got a monstrous GPU/CPU for any heavy-duty task you can think of. If you play on it, you can run everything with maximum settings and buttery smooth fps. I've never played on mobile devices before, but I really like what's there. The screen is great and has a 120fps option that only some phones have. The only problem with 120fps is that developers have to update their software to support it, which means many games/apps will still run at 60fps, but that's not the phones fault. It's funny that the S series now has bigger screens than the old Note series phones. I remember when the old Notes were considered "massive" at 5.5 inches and now here with the smallest basic S phone at 6.2 inches. The camera is top notch and a lot better than the Note 5 I'm replacing, which wasn't bad in the camera department itself. As this is a refurbished phone I haven't noticed any major issues, looks brand new at a great price. The only included charger was not a fast charger and there was no tool to change the SD card. Nothing valuable to be without, but just something buyers should be aware of.