Samsung's Unpacked 2020 Event Released with Galaxy S20

Samsung introduced its smartphones called Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20 +, Galaxy S20 Ultra and Galaxy Z Flip with an event yesterday. The device used for the internet broadcast of the event was also a new Galaxy S20 smartphone.

Organizing an event in San Francisco , USA , Samsung introduced UNPACKED , the flagship models of this year's  Galaxy S20 , Galaxy S20 +, Galaxy S20 Ultra and the new foldable phone Galaxy Z Flip .

The promotional event was broadcast live on the internet . The camera team used the new flagship Galaxy S20 smartphones from the South Korean tech manufacturer for streaming  . The phones were placed on special platforms for easier shooting.

Samsung Galaxy S20 surpasses class with streaming performance

The press conference was broadcast live on YouTube . 1080p Full HD broadcast quality was maintained throughout the broadcast. The video was generally bright and clean enough. This can be considered quite successful for a broadcast by a smartphone.

In addition to the phones, the company's true wireless headphones Galaxy Buds + were introduced during the broadcast . New headphones are given as a gift in our country on the Galaxy S20 + and Galaxy S20 Ultra pre-orders.

Samsung's new camera draws attention

Samsung says its new camera is "a big step forward for photography and cinema-quality video ". There is a 40 MP camera on the front of the smartphone . The rear three-camera system has a 12 MP ultra wide camera, 108 MP wide angle camera and 48 MP telephoto camera. There is also a DepthVision depth sensor on the back of the device.

Samsung Galaxy S20 series smartphones feature 100x zoom. In addition, it is stated that the device can shoot videos in 8K quality . It was announced that the low light performance of the new flagship was also high.

What do you think about the new Galaxy S20 family? Do you think this phone will be successful? Or will the South Korean manufacturer suffer despite the impressive features of the phone? We are waiting your comments.