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| [* black] That 120 Hz screen refreshes ''so'' much faster, but comes off about the same speed as before (slowly and painfully). | |
| [* black] Comparing this to the [guide|125590|Note10+ display|stepid=242810|new_window=true], there's no obvious indication that this one has the faster refresh rate. It does look a bit more streamlined though—Samsung managed to consolidate down to a single ribbon cable, simplifying repairs a bit. | |
| [* black] On-board silicon includes: | |
| - | [* red] Qualcomm QBT2000 |
| + | [* red] Qualcomm QBT2000 3D sonic sensor controller |
| [* orange] Samsung 1951 A S6SY79AX 6877DW3 | |
| [* black] Appropriately, the codename for this "space zoom" phone is.... ''Hubble''. As we all know, the Hubble space telescope worked [https://www.space.com/23640-hubble-space-telescope-repair-anniversary.html|perfectly at launch|new_window=true], never needing a single repair. |