New Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G 512 GB

Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra (5G) smartphone review Over the past couple of years, Samsung has taught us that all the coolest technical capabilities are given to the top models of the Galaxy S series, and the Galaxy Note line does not compete with them in this regard, "spilling" its own huge army of fans - lovers of working with an electronic pen. This is an extremely interesting experience that is addictive, and it is no longer as important as the top-end characteristics of such a smartphone. However, Note smartphones have never, of course, suffered from a lack of hardware power. The spring update to the flagship Galaxy S20 line brings a host of innovations, most notably the 108MP camera with 8K video capability. The Galaxy Note20, released by the fall, managed to improve in some way even this parameter, but in some ways, of course, the Galaxy S20 lineup remained stronger. We understand all this in detail in the review of the most powerful modification of the entire series of Korean tablet phones - Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra (5G). Smartpho New Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G 512 GB ne Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra looks rather unusual, but only thanks to a strongly protruding block with huge round windows for lenses, which sharply contrasts with a neat thin body. This is obviously a new emerging fashion, since the Chinese Vivo did exactly the same trick with its X50 Pro: wide rims are now made around ordinary lenses, visually doubling their size. Such cameras look more solid and "premium". The block with cameras itself sticks out of the case in a way, as, probably, cameras in any smartphone have not yet protruded. Because of this, it is impossible to use the device lying on the table: when working with the screen, it sways like a paperweight. This is even more offensive, given the possibility of using the device with an electronic pen as a notepad for notes. You have to press it with a part of your palm against the table, keeping it from swaying. Otherwise, the design of the smartphone is absolutely typical for modern Samsung models: two glass surfaces curved to the sides are interspersed with a thin strip of metal frame. At the same time, smartphones of the Galaxy Note series are more angular compared to the Galaxy S, and with each generation the corners become more and more sharp. Needless to say, a device with slippery rounded sides is as impractical as possible? This body cannot be held in hand, cannot be lifted from the table - it turns and slides out like a bar of soap. I really want to believe that with the advent of the Apple iPhone 12, everyone will again begin to copy the wide flat side edges that are securely held in the hand. The materials of the case are the most "noble": both glasses (front and back) are Gorilla Glass Victus, and the side frame is not aluminum, but stainless steel. At the same time, the back wall was made matte, it is not easily soiled, and fingerprints are almost invisible on it - unfortunately, this is true only for the bronze-colored case. The side buttons were installed on one side, there are no complaints about them: the keys are large, comfortable, with a pleasant elastic travel. There is only a tactile difference - both buttons are absolutely smooth. The front camera is well placed in a small cutout right in the screen, this is perhaps one of the best options "without bangs". Unfortunately, the smartphone does not have an LED event indicator, and the Always On display is not as effective at a distance as the flashing LED. The fingerprint scanner is here - under the glass of the screen, ultrasonic. It works very quickly, almost like a classic one, but the test for simply putting on a finger still does not work: you need to hold your finger on the sensor at least a little. The slot for cards is designed for two Nano-SIM cards, a microSD memory card can be inserted here only by removing one of them. It's good that Samsung still adheres to the "old traditions", otherwise in modern flagships or a second SIM-card will not be at all, as in Xiaomi Mi 10, or a slot for a memory card will not be provided, or they will introduce support for e-SIM instead of a second physical card. Hot swap of cards is supported. At the top, except for the second microphone and the card slot, there is nothing else. At the bottom there is a main speaker, a spoken microphone, a USB Type-C connector and a pen jack. There is no 3.5mm audio output for headphones in modern flagships, and that's a shame. The electronic pen, which is customary for the Note se https://jiji.com.gh/labone/mobile-phones/new-samsung-galaxy-note-20-ultra-5g-512-gb-ilMJ1x0fySnjigepv8t7Z9Zj.html