Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 4G 8GB 256GB
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Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 4G Mystic Black SM-N985FZKGNZO review
A beautiful phone with a great camera and smart pen integration, though it’s undeniably held back by inconsistent heat management and middling battery life.- Bold attractive design
- Great camera system
- S Pen is best-in-class
- Mediocre battery life
- Inconsistent heat management
- Palm edge rejection issues
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 4G Mystic Black SM-N985FZKGNZO review
The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra delivers the most high-end phone experience money can buy in a year when money is tighter than ever.- Excellent all-around performance
- S Pen is still the best stylus
- Accurate camera with powerful zoom
- All forms of US 5G
- Long battery life
- Expensive
- Very large
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 4G Mystic Black SM-N985FZKGNZO review
“The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is the biggest, most feature-packed Android phone ever made.”- Massive 120Hz screen looks great
- S Pen is unique and handy
- Versatile camera
- Future-proofed hardware and software
- Full-day battery even with heavy use
- Big and heavy
- Security features are finicky
- Palm rejection problems
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 4G Mystic White SM-N985FZWGNZO review
A fantastic all-rounder that boasts a stunning display and a versatile user experience, undermined by its size, longevity and high price
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 4G Mystic White SM-N985FZWGNZO review
There’s a sense of deja-vu around the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. Samsung’s stylus-toting smartphone won’t get to be its 2020 flagship – that honor is reserved for the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 2 – but with its combination of S Pen, big screen, big spec sheet, and big price tag, the newest Note is a...- Fantastic display with a smooth 120Hz mode
- S Pen remains the go-to tool for mobile notetakers
- Cameras capable of some great photography
- Powerhouse specs
- Expensive
- Can't have 120Hz with maximum screen resolution
- Occasional camera autofocus issues
- Battery might not satisfy power users
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 4G Mystic White SM-N985FZWGNZO review
Samsung has settled into a new routine for its Galaxy Note line of smartphones: take some of the major new features from the flagship Galaxy S updates from earlier in the year, improve on them slightly, and add a stylus.- Fast performance
- Samsung Notes with the S Pen is great
- Multiday battery life
- Selfie camera (the “Hamcam”) oversmooths faces
- Expensive compared to non-stylus competitors
- Ads in Samsung apps
- Gigantic with a gigantic camera bump
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 4G Mystic Black SM-N985FZKGNZO review
The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra should easily knock out the competition. Instead, it's playing catch-up....- Solid display Good performance Sharp cameras High-quality hardware S Pen stylus Windows PC tie-in
- Oversized Only average battery life Gets hot
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 4G Mystic Bronze SM-N985FZNGNZO review
The Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is a great phone, but it should offer more storage while letting you max out the display for its maxed out price.
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra review
With its middling heat management and battery life, despite everything it does so well, the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra isn’t without its compromises. That would be easier to stomach if it didn’t cost £1,179; but at the same time, there’s still no getting around the fact, this is a beautiful phone and the best pen-packing mobile money can buy.- Bold attractive design
- Great camera system
- S Pen is best-in-class
- Mediocre battery life
- Inconsistent heat management
- Palm edge rejection issues
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra review
The Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is one of the most feature-packed phones out there; boasting a versatile user experience, a stunning display and the best S Pen stylus capabilities to date, but its huge size and price tag make it a tricky recommendation for everyone in the current market.- Outstanding display
- Great camera setup
- Rich user experience
- Best-ever S Pen experience
- Huge and unwieldy
- Exynos version is less capable than 865+ but as expensive
- Underwhelming battery