Galaxy flagship S20+ having major display issues (Manufacturing Defect)

[Jackseen]

I have been using my S20+ since the launch date recently I may experiencing major display issues, on phone's screen green vertical lines started to appeared everywhere and messy. Can't use the phone anymore..

This would give me the idea that flagship phones also not trustable and not worth for its expensive cost.😡

[Ranod_Lakshitha]

That's sad... clearly this is common manufacturing issue in S20 lineup 😐 so far the only solution is replacing the display. I hope Samsung got more than enough cases to do something. 🙄

[Dr_Sadesh_Abey]

This issue has been reported mutiple times on the s20 series. There is no alternative other than to replace the display. I'm really sorry this happened to ur phone

[ShenalDe]

This issue was caused multiple times in this variant. Not because of a manufacturing fault because of the voltage that's calculated wrong in our country power cuts or we forget to remove the phone from the charger, over night charging over due to playing heavy games. Since the cooling system was not advance like how it is with the N20ultra and s21 ultra, s22ultra it had a heating problem. So sorry to see that this took place 😕 😢

[Shameera]

I agree with you everything does not happen due to manufacture defects. Misuse as well. There are manufacture faults but no way to claim if it is not under warranty period. I had a brandnew N20U while back which used only for 20 days. Suddenly my display went black. Luckily it was under warranty period. Sad for him 😢

[Dananjaya 91]

@Shenalde - "Not because of a manufacturing fault because of the voltage that's calculated wrong in our country power cuts" 
This is completely a wrong fact.  Voltage in the system does not affect charging unless the system voltage is far beyond the operating voltage. For example the Samsung power bricks are rated for 100V to 240V. You can read the same on the back of the power adaptor.  and power cuts has nothing to do any of the above.
S20 plus issue is surely a design fault that occurs in Samsung curved display which began from S7 edge.  If you search the web with an open mind you will see the obvious.
Sad that Samsung  Sri Lanka is not taking this to the high table to give a sensible solution to their customers. This act will surely cost a lot of customers for them. But it seems they don't care. I have seen in Philippines and in some other countries has offered free display replacement even though the phone is out of warranty. 
May be SAMSUNG had offered this to Sri Lanka but our people might be charging customers to make a good load of profit... Who knows.. (The display replacement cost is nearly 100k now in SL service centers)