How the Galaxy Note 20 differs from the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra

Just yesterday, the famous insider Roland Quandt in detail told about the Galaxy Note20 Ultra, followed by shared data on a more affordable modification of the flagship - Galaxy Note20. He posted the renders and listed the main differences between the models.

The base Galaxy Note20 will get a slightly more streamlined and compact body. It will have a smaller screen - 6.7 inches versus 6.9. In terms of characteristics, it will also yield: the resolution will be FHD +, and the refresh rate will be 60 Hz. In this case, the display will be completely flat, with no side bends.

The processor is the same - Exynos 990 or Snapdragon 865+. The amount of RAM will be 8 GB, and the built-in memory will be 256 GB. Considering the more compact dimensions, the battery capacity will decrease - 4,300 mAh versus 4,500 mAh for the "older brother".

The main camera will include a different set of modules: the main 12 megapixel with 1.8 µm pixels, a wide-angle 12 megapixel (1.4 µm) and a 64 megapixel telephoto for 3x optical zoom. Also announced is 30x digital zoom and 8K video recording. Selfie camera - 10 megapixels.

Among others: NFC, Bluetooth 5.x, WiFi 6, Dual GPS (dual band), waterproof IP68, S Pen stylus with 26ms response (vs. 9 ms for Galaxy Note20 Ultra), AKG and Android 10 stereo speakers with Samsung One UI 2.x. New product announcement will take place 5th of August.