Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G Full Specs and Render Images Leaked

EXYNOS 990 CHIPSET RETURNS TO EUROPE:

As a major aspect of what could be viewed as the greatest Galaxy Note 20 Ultra leaks until now, each and every insight concerning the European variant of this flagship device has been uncovered nearby press renders that reveals the astonishing Mystic Bronze and Mystic Black variations.

But the thing disappointing, that leads the way toward the smartphone is the same Exynos 990 chipset which was used to power up the Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S20 Ultra earlier. Considering the leaks and rumours set, there are no chances that the device would be powered up by a newer version of Exynos chipset.

These smartphones will be featured with the massive 12GB of RAM followed by a 256GB and 512GB of internal storage. But the 512GB model is a bit more expensive and is also getting ready for Europe, which might be able to support the micro-SD card if the internal storage isn’t enough. This device seems to arrive with Android 10 and One UI 2.5, directly out of the box.

One UI is paired with a lot of optimisations which were made in partnership with Microsoft for the Project xCloud by Xbox Game Pass. Along with this partnership more than 90 games are ready to made available, which makes Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra a “portable gaming console”, and it will be marketed with slogan “made for Game Pass”.

There is also dual SIM and eSIM support, an IP68 water and dust resistance rating, an in-screen fingerprint scanner, and AKG-optimised stereo speakers.

A VASTLY IMPROVED TRIPLE-CAMERA SYSTEM

Despite severe auto focus issues with the 108MP sensor on the Galaxy S20 Ultra earlier this year, Samsung has chosen to reuse the large camera on the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. Fortunately, it has made some changes to improve things.

The sensor now boasts support for the dual-pixel phase-detection auto focus tech that Samsung has used on recent flagships, including the Galaxy S20, but chose to remove from the Galaxy S20 Ultra. A new laser auto focus system has been included as well.

Sitting below the improved 108MP system is a 12MP ultra-wide-angle snapper that seems to have been borrowed from the Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S20 Ultra.

There is an all-new 12MP zoom camera too. It replaces the gimmicky alternatives used earlier this year and boasts a 5x periscope zoom lens, which also enables 50x Space Zoom with the help of digital cropping.

Lastly, Samsung has featured the flagship with 8K video recording support via the main camera and a 10MP selfie camera borrowed from previous flagships.