As time passes, more details about the Galaxy Note 20 series are slowly revealed. This afternoon, ICE UNIVERSE leaked the camera specifications of the Galaxy Note 20+.
According to him, the Galaxy Note 20+ has a quad-camera module. The primary camera sensor is Samsung’s 108MP ISOCELL Bright HM1 with an f/1.33 aperture. This sensor can capture photos at 12,000 x 9,000 resolution, with a pixel size of about 0.8 μm.
The second camera uses a 13MP Samsung ISOCELL 3M5 periscope lens. The third camera features a 12MP Samsung ISOCELL 2L3 mobile image sensor for ultra-wide-angle shots. Reports suggest that the Galaxy Note 20 will use a laser autofocus sensor rather than the ToF sensor used in the Galaxy S20 Ultra.
As previously reported, Samsung will remove the 100x Zoom feature from its Galaxy Note 20 series and stick with 50x zoom for now.
The Galaxy Note 20 series will use a 6.87-inch Dynamic AMOLED display. The display will feature a punch-hole design and support a 3096 x 1444 resolution, as well as a 120Hz refresh rate.
Some rumors also claim that the Galaxy Note 20 series might be powered by the Exynos 992 SoC. The SoC is based on a 5nm manufacturing process, which provides slightly better performance than the Snapdragon 865.
According to the 3C certification, the device would come with a 25W fast charger out of the box and support a maximum charging rate of 45W.
The Galaxy Note 20 series is expected to launch in August 2020, along with the Galaxy Fold2.