Samsung Officially Introduces Galaxy Note 20 Series

After a long wait by fans with the many leaks circulating on the internet, Samsung finally launched its new flagship smartphone, the Galaxy Note 20 Series, at the Galaxy Unpacked event on Wednesday.

At the event, Samsung also announced the presence of the Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, which are the newest series of its Galaxy Note. These two smartphones have the same design and differ only in terms of size and specifications.

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Specification

Samsung Officially Introduces Galaxy Note 20 Series

For the Galaxy Note 20, the smartphone comes with a Snapdragon 865+ chipset (Exynos 990) and is equipped with 8GB RAM and 256GB ROM. This variant also features a Super AMOLED Plus screen of 6.7 inches with a 60Hz refresh rate.

As for the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, there are differences such as the type of screen that uses 2x Dynamic AMOLED with a 120Hz refresh rate. Then the RAM provided is also greater, 12GB, and 256GB up to 512GB ROM.

Then into the composition of the camera, the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 comes with a triple rear camera setup with 12MP Wide, 12MP Ultra Wide, and 64MP Telephoto resolution. At the same time, the front camera comes with a 10MP resolution.

For the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra variant, there is a camera set up equal to 108MP resolution, 12MP Wide Angle, and 13MP Periscope. There is a front camera with a 108MP resolution.

Not forgetting the battery, the regular Galaxy Note 20 comes with a 4,300 mAh battery capacity while the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra variant has a 4,500 mAh battery. Both also support Samsung’s fast charging technology.