Samsung Galaxy S20 5G support: what's the situation?
So yes, all three Samsung Galaxy S20 models are 5G-ready. Awesome! All three support the sub-6GHz spectrum, DSS, TDD/FDD, and support SA and NSA specifications. Basically, all the good stuff. But what about mmWave technology? That’s where the Samsung Galaxy S20 gets left out of the party, for now.
The Galaxy S20 Plus and Ultra can operate at the high frequency (only in the US and Japan), but not the standard S20 for some reason. That means that you’ll only want to get the standard Galaxy S20 if you plan to use a 5G network that doesn’t require mmWave, or if you’re perfectly fine with sticking to 4G LTE. Thankfully this is only a temporary problem, as Verizon will carry a Galaxy S20 variant with mmWave support later in Q2 2020.
Keep in mind some markets will even sale a 4G only S20, though we’re not sure where this model will be offered at this time.
Samsung Galaxy S20
The Samsung Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20 Plus, and Galaxy S20 Ultra are super-premium 5G smartphones from the South Korean company. No matter what you're looking for, the Galaxy S20 line likely has something to suit your needs.
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