“The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is the biggest, most feature-packed Android phone ever made.”

Massive 120Hz screen looks great; S Pen is unique and handy; Versatile camera; Future-proofed hardware and software; Full-day battery even with heavy use

Big and heavy; Security features are finicky; Palm rejection problems

The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G sports excellent design, a stunning screen, impressive imaging capabilities and a best-in-class manual video camera - and its pen is excellent too.

Excellent stills and video camera; Premium design; Stunning screen; S Pen is class-leading; Smooth performance

Aggressive auto mode processing; Inconsistent battery results; Occasional heating issues; Expensive; Occasional accidental presses

A fantastic all-rounder that boasts a stunning display and a versatile user experience, undermined by its size, longevity and high price

There’s a sense of deja-vu around the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. Samsung’s stylus-toting smartphone won’t get to be its 2020 flagship – that honor is reserved for the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 2 – but with its combination of S Pen, big screen, big spec sheet, and big price tag, the newest Note is a...

Fantastic display with a smooth 120Hz mode; S Pen remains the go-to tool for mobile notetakers; Cameras capable of some great photography; Powerhouse specs

Expensive; Can't have 120Hz with maximum screen resolution; Occasional camera autofocus issues; Battery might not satisfy power users

Earlier this year, I reviewed the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G , and it had specifications and technology to make it an awesome phone for business. However, the camera had some imperfections, it was a large phone for an S series device, and it was expensive.

Full 5G network support; Stunning; large 120Hz adaptive display; Improved latency in the S Pen with new gestures; Improved rear cameras with laser focus; Ultra-Wideband (UWB) support; Wireless DeX support

Expensive; Large rear camera area

Samsung has settled into a new routine for its Galaxy Note line of smartphones: take some of the major new features from the flagship Galaxy S updates from earlier in the year, improve on them slightly, and add a stylus.

Fast performance; Samsung Notes with the S Pen is great; Multiday battery life

Selfie camera (the “Hamcam”) oversmooths faces; Expensive compared to non-stylus competitors; Ads in Samsung apps; Gigantic with a gigantic camera bump

This year's Note device once again features the best smartphone screen currently available

120hz variable refresh rate display is stunning; Overall design looks great; Upgrades to S Pen latency are impressive

Camera bump is still massive; Expensive; More flex to back than S10+

The Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is the phone that can do everything, and do it all well.

Best-in-class display; 120Hz display; S Pen is better than ever; Camera is much improved; thanks to the new laser autofocus; 50x Zoom is actually pretty useful; The ultimate Xbox smartphone; The best Windows PC companion phone; Wireless DeX is amazing

Big and heavy; Battery life is kinda mediocre; Very thick camera bump; Fingerprint sensor is still somewhat slow

The Galaxy Note Ultra is a $1,399 smartphone. Even by Samsung’s standards, this is a high-end luxury device. It’s the phone for people who board the plane early and derive a sense of pride in watching the rest of us slowly shuffle onto the plane, wondering just how close to the back we’ll get.

Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Review: Priced upwards of Rs 1,04,999, this is a perfect upgrade for those on Note phones older than the N...