The Samsung Galaxy S20 lineup is fully 5G - here's how much every model costs and how to pre-order them

Here's a brief breakdown of the major hardware parts inside each of Samsung's three new S20 phones. This way, you know what you're getting with your hard-earned pre-order money.

• Galaxy S20: 6.2-inch Quad HD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X (563 ppi, 120Hz)
• Galaxy S20+: 6.7-inch Quad HD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X (525ppi, 120Hz)
• Galaxy S20 Ultra: 6.9-inch Quad HD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X (511ppi, 120Hz)

• Galaxy S20: triple rear camera (Ultra Wide: 12MP, 120-degrees, F2.2; Wide-angle: 12MP, 79-degrees, F1.8; Telephoto: 64 MP, 76-degrees, F2.0); Selfie: 10MP, 80-degrees, F2.2
• Galaxy S20+: quad rear camera (Ultra Wide: 12MP, 120-degrees, F2.2; Wide-angle: 12MP, 79-degrees, F1.8; Telephoto: 64 MP, 76-degrees, F2.0; Depth Vision); Selfie: 10MP, 80-degrees, F2.2
• Galaxy S20 Ultra: quad rear camera (Ultra Wide: 12MP, 120-degrees, F2.2; Wide-angle: 108MP, 79-degrees, F1.8; Telephoto: 48MP, 24-degrees, F3.5; Depth Vision); Selfie: 40MP, 80-degrees, F2.2

• Galaxy S20: 2.5GHz octa-core SoC (7 nanometer, 64-bit, up to 2.7GHz)
• Galaxy S20+: 2.5GHz octa-core SoC (7 nanometer, 64-bit, up to 2.7GHz)
• Galaxy S20 Ultra: 2.5GHz octa-core SoC (7 nanometer, 64-bit, up to 2.7GHz)

• Galaxy S20: 12GB RAM (LPDDR5); 128GB storage (up to 1TB microSD)
• Galaxy S20+: 12GB RAM (LPDDR5); 128GB/512GB storage (up to 1TB microSD)
• Galaxy S20 Ultra: 12GB/16GB RAM (LPDDR5); 128GB/512GB storage (up to 1TB microSD)

Now, here comes the waiting part. Samsung will not be starting the pre-order process for its Galaxy S20 phones until February 21 at 12:01 a.m. ET. Any pre-orders made will include a $100, $150, or $200 Samsung credit based on whether you purchased a Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+, or Galaxy S20 Ultra, respectively.

After that, pre-orders will not be delivered until March 6 when the phones hit store shelves. That will include major brick-and-mortar retailers like Best Buy, carrier stores, and of course online stores such as Amazon.

That's quite a bit of lead time between a phone's announcement and when it will be available to the general public, but that will perhaps be useful for Samsung to iron out any kinks in software between now and launch day, especially following the Galaxy Fold debacle of last year. Luckily, this isn't Samsung's first rodeo when it comes to flagship phones, so you should feel confident pre-ordering this one should you be a Samsung fan.