The Notes first split into last yr and the gap has grown drastically this generation. possibly that is why Samsung went with ultra for the top class offering, in place of sticking with Plus.
The Galaxy Note20 comes with a larger display than its predecessor – 6.7”, up from 6.3” – making it only slightly smaller than the ultra. but, it's far a flat panel instead of a curved one.
This is a 1080p+ panel with the Gorilla Glass 5 (Note10 used GG6). Those aren't the simplest downgrades as compared to the ultra either. the only that hurts the maximum is the refresh rate, a general 60 Hz. that is also awful news for the S Pen because it misses out on the low latency upgrade.
The battery is likewise considerably larger than before. At 4,300 mAh it trails the ultra model simplest by a bit (and it has a much less power-hungry display screen to feed). The vanilla Note10 had a 3,500 mAh battery. anyway, the new battery will charge from 0% to 50% in half an hour the use of the included 25W charger.
The rear camera is lifted from the S20/S20+. the primary 12MP sensor has massive 1.8µm pixels, which functions twin Pixel autofocus and OIS. A 64MP sensor (1.0 µm) is used both as a telephoto camera (3x lossless zoom, 30x space Zoom) and as an 8K video camera. finally, there’s the acquainted 12MP ultra wide-angle cam.
The chipset situation is the identical – the authentic Exynos 990 in Europe and India, the upgraded Snapdragon 865+ some place else. RAM capacity is 8GB and the only storage option is 256GB built in and no memory expansion available via micro sd. The 5G model can also be to be had with 128GB storage.
The Samsung Galaxy Note20 4G will start at €950/£850, same as the vanilla Note10 last yr. The 5G version begins at €1,023/£950.
The vanilla version comes in three colours – the same Mystic Bronze, however an exciting Mystic green as well. also black gave way to the marginally lighter Mystic gray.
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