Manufacturer: Samsung
The Galaxy Note 20 will not be remembered as a high point for the Note series. It loses out on too many of the higher-end elements of Galaxy phones without a commensurate drop in cost.
Fun-to-use cameras; S-Pen is excellent for digital drawing; Powerful, even if it's beaten by the competition;
Mediocre battery life; 60Hz phone in a 90/120Hz world; Flat glass front, plastic back;
Samsung’s Galaxy Note20 is the company’s mainstream phablet, situated below the Galaxy Note20 Ultra. As in the world of Apple, though, “mainstream” is relative here, with the Note20’s specs (and price) drifting towards the high end of the spectrum.
Accurate exposure in bright to moderate lighting; Accurate white balance; color rendering in stills; High stills detail; especially in bright light; Wide ultra-wide field of view; Good depth estimation and blur quality in portrait mode; Good video exposure; Video detail high and noise low in bright...
Wow, Samsung has taken a downward plummet with this one. Plastic fantastic, no removable storage and a screen that's a step backwards from the Note 9! Definitely will be my last Samsung product
It's extraordinary. It's crazy fast. Samsung is the only way to go. The size is perfect and my watch and my earbuds synced seamlessly. I've been a Samsung fan since the beginning, and I don't foresee ever straying. The best investment for a phone, and my watch and my earbuds and tablets, etc...
It’s easy to love the Note 20’s S-Pen and the fun versatility of its triple-camera array. But its short battery life is testing, as is the sense that Samsung is really seeing how much profit it can squeeze out of each sale with this one, more so than usual.
Versatile three-camera array; S-Pen is brilliant, as ever; Strong performance;
Expensive for a phone with a plastic back; Lower-res screen than other Samsung flagships; Only has a 60Hz display
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