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-[* black] Samsung used to save their best specs for the Galaxy Note phones, but you have to admit that on paper these things are looking pretty similar to their S-series predecessor, the [guide|131607|S20 Ultra|new_window=true]. Here's what's inside these Mystic shells:
- [* red] Snapdragon 865+ processor (or Exynos 990 in some areas) paired with 8 or 12 GB of RAM.
- [* orange] 128 or 256 GB of storage (512 GB available in some configurations of Note 20 Ultra)
- [* yellow] Infinity-O AMOLED displays:
- [* black] Note 20: 6.7” flat FHD+ Super AMOLED Plus (2400x1080, 393 ppi)
- [* black] Note 20 Ultra: 6.9" edge Quad HD+ Dynamic AMOLED (3088x1440, 496 ppi)
- [* green] Four cameras each: a 10 MP selfie shooter, a 12 MP ultra wide, and then a standard wide and a telephoto whose specs differ. The Note 20 has a 12 MP standard wide and a 64 MP telephoto, while the Note 20 Ultra has a 108 MP standard wide and a 12 MP telephoto.
- [* light_blue] Two different power packs: a 4300 mAh cell for the Note 20, and a 4500 mAh cell for the Note 20 Ultra.
+[* black] There are multiple versions of both these phones in circulation—but we opted for US versions with 5G mmWave to bring you the most complete-est teardown for your money. Specs on these phones include:
+ [* red] Snapdragon 865+ processors paired with 8 GB (Note20) or 12 GB (Ultra) of LPDDR5
+ [* orange] Infinity-O AMOLED displays—6.7" (2400 × 1080) on the Note 20, and 6.9" (3088 × 1440) on the Ultra with 120 Hz refresh rate
+ [* yellow] 128 GB of internal storage, plus up to an extra 1 TB on the Ultra via microSD
+ [* green] Four cameras each, including a 10 MP selfie and 12 MP ultra-wide. The vanilla Note 20 also gets a 12 MP wide-angle and a 64 MP telephoto, while the Ultra packs a 108 MP wide-angle and a 12 MP periscope telephoto with 5x optical zoom
+ [* light_blue] Batteries: 4300 mAh in the Note 20, and 4500 mAh in the Ultra
+ [* blue] 5G and Ultra Wide Band connectivity, plus 4x4 MIMO LTE, 802.11ax Wi-Fi, and BT 5.0
+[* icon_reminder] Right off the bat, we'll peek deep into the Ultra with the power of X-rays (hat tip to our ingenious friends at [https://www.creativeelectron.com|Creative Electron|new_window=true] for these images).