samsung galaxy note 20 ultra: Bigger screen, bigger battery and bigger price

120Hz screen is a great new addition; Stunning new design; S Pen improvements

Samsung’s priciest (non-folding) phone yet; Battery life could be better; Ugly camera housing

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

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...

The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is the complete package. No other phone is so well-equipped for work, gaming, shooting video, and taking pics at the highest levels.

Stunning display; Stylus functionality improvements; Camera produces fantastic images

Still weak against drops; Phone prices are getting a little crazy; right?

Samsung is back with a flagship phone that impresses on several levels.

Practical job functions. Lightning fast connection. Fantastic screen. Really good cameras.

The battery could have been bigger and charged faster.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is the higher variant of the Galaxy Note20 . There are five pronounced differences between the standard version and the Ultra version. First, the Note 20 ultra has a larger 6.9-inches Dynamic AMOLED display with 1440 x 3088 pixels resolution and up to 120Hz refresh...

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

The Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is the new super-premium S Pen-wielding smartphone by Samsung. It’s an extra large phone with a huge camera bump, plus it’s heavier than before and it barely fits in a pocket.

Beautiful styling; luxurious feel; Super smooth and snappy performance; Excellent camera quality for both photos and videos (auto-focus issue is fixed); The biggest improvement to the S Pen so far; Outstanding 6.9” AMOLED screen; Cool features like Wireless DeX

$1,300 starting price is a bit too much; Gigantic size might be a turn off for some; no smaller model available; Battery life is just okay; 120Hz takes a toll; No headphones in the box

But if you want all of its features, or even just want the S Pen stylus, it’s probably worth it – few phones offer an experience close to this, and it’s a big upgrade on the standard Samsung Galaxy Note 20.

Great zoom capabilities; S Pen stylus is useful; Top screen

Very expensive; Can't have QHD+ and 120Hz simultaneously; Doesn't use the best Android chipset

Features like the 120Hz display are fantastic and with Adaptive mode, you can enjoy it on the Note 20 Ultra without sabotaging your battery life, which is exactly the sort of refinement Note fans have waited for.

Versatile camera with excellent video; Vibrant 6.9-inch 120Hz display; Solid battery life; Improved S Pen; Most powerful Android processor

Pricey; Huge camera bump; Facial recognition fails at times