We love the iPhone SE 2020, but it still has some weak points Fortunately, if battery life issues and a lack of additional cameras are a deal-breaker for you, Samsung's latest smartphone may be the one you want

The Galaxy M31, which features a 6,000mAh battery and night mode photography, was revealed in February for the Indian market, and Samsung has announced that it will bring the phone to the UK This gives us hope that it may one day come to the US, but even if it doesn't, the low price of £245 ($304 equivalent) and availability on Amazon UK should make it easy to import if interested

The highlight of this phone is undoubtedly the 6,000 mAh battery This is 1,000 mAh more than the longer-lasting Moto G Power and about 4,000 mAh more than the particularly poor battery life of the iPhone SE 2020 The M31's battery can be filled to the brim with the included 15W charger This is not a particularly high wattage for a fast charger, but it would still charge the phone quickly enough

Also on the back of the Galaxy M31 are four rear cameras: a 64MP main sensor, an 8MP 123-degree ultrawide sensor, a 5MP macro sensor, and a 5MP depth sensor On the front, there is a 32MP camera in a rounded, water-droplet-shaped notch It also has 4K video recording and a night mode not found on the expensive iPhone SE's 12MP rear camera

The Galaxy M31's screen is 64 inches, larger than the iPhone SE and the same size as the G Power Also, the Galaxy M31's panel is AMOLED, a technology that is superior to the LCD screens used in Apple and Motorola phones, resulting in improved brightness and color accuracy

Inside is an Exynos 9611 CPU backed by 6GB of RAM and 64GB of storage; there's no world-shaking performance in the Galaxy M31 or room to store your entire photo library, but these specs are almost what you want to do with it enough for all the apps and activities you want to do with it

The Galaxy M31 will come in black, red, and blue and will only be available on Amazon UK So if you're looking for a budget phone but aren't impressed with the iPhone SE or other Android options, this could be exactly what you're looking for