Pros
- 512 MB of storage, two SIM card slots, a capable camera, and a pen.
Cons
- security holes in high-performance cameras
Smartphone Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G 12/256 GB, Dual: nano SIM + eSIM, black Review
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Very good
Rating
4.0
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Description of Smartphone Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G 12/256 GB, Dual: nano SIM + eSIM, black
Combining the latest technology with an electronic pen, Samsung brings you the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. For those who want to discover new experiences and sensations from use.
Display for your comfort Choose from 6.7" or 6.9" Dynamic AMOLED 2X models, both will fit comfortably in your hand and give you the best experience whether you''re working or playing. With an increased screen refresh rate of 120Hz, screen refresh is even smoother and interface response is even faster.
More than just a penThe redesigned S Pen is the most powerful branded pen to date. Fast response speed, Bluetooth connectivity, gesture control technology and other features make it a powerful working tool and a reliable assistant in your hands.
No delaysFor stable video calls, live streaming and online gaming, the Wi-Fi optimizer is always working, which is responsible for fast and secure network connection and support.
Movie-quality video recordingWith the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra and 8K resolution, you''ll enjoy capturing video with amazing clarity and detail. With 120 frames per second and the ability to use a Bluetooth microphone, you can shoot smooth videos with the clearest and clearest cinema-quality sound.
Pros
- The main advantages for me personally: 1. Appearance. The size to screen ratio is very impressive, the glass on the back, the overall feel is very pleasant. The kit came with a transparent case, but I quickly removed it when I realized that the device is so aesthetically pleasing. 2. The screen is very large, bright, high-quality color reproduction in natural mode (in vivid there is some kind of acid tin). The huge size, the hole from the front camera personally does not bother me at all. 3. The sound is more like sound from a good laptop than sound from a phone. Compare with the previous Pixel 2 XL. 4. UI. It doesn’t really lose to the stock Google one, but in some ways it’s even more thought out. Plus, it is aesthetically good if you change the regular icons and wallpapers. Bigsby turns off almost completely, which is a plus. Before that, the last Samsung was Galaxy S2, everything was so bad with the interface there that after that I didn’t buy Samsung for almost 10 years. 5. Productivity. Everything and always flies, the most demanding games at maximum speed give a stable 60 fps, moreover, the phone itself is a little warm. 6. 120 hertz combined with such power is very cool, after that it is difficult to use another phone, you see all the jerks 7. Ultra-wide shot. It's everywhere now, but I didn't have it before, it's a cool thing. 8. Handle on the left. It's a plus for me since I'm left-handed. However, I don't really use a pen. 9. Facial recognition works fast and well. 10. From the factory, a film is pasted on the screen and on the top and bottom faces. A trifle, but nice, because it's so difficult to stick it yourself with such high quality. At the same time, unscrupulous sellers still offer the service of film stickers before buying.
Cons
- 1. Camera. The camera itself is generally not bad, but it loses a lot to it in the Pixel 2 XL, which can now be bought second-hand for 15k. Night shooting compared to Google is about nothing at all. 2. The bottom speaker is closed by hand when you hold the phone horizontally. In the same Pixel, both speakers are located symmetrically and cannot be closed. 3. The fingerprint sensor on the screen is constantly dull, it only works the second time. in the Galaxy A20, the rear sensor works many times faster and better. As a result, I use only recognition from the front camera. 4. The phone has two main cameras, one with 1x zoom and the other with 50x digital zoom. So, to switch between them, you have to do it manually, although it would be possible to switch automatically as the zoom increases. Maybe it is configured somewhere, but I did not find it. 5. Camera lenses knock on the walls of the case when you turn the phone over, it feels like some part has come off inside.
