As the release date for the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 series approaches, more details about the phone are gradually being revealed. Recently, a blogger leaked real photos of the Galaxy Note 20 protective case.
The design of this protective case reveals the appearance of the Galaxy Note 20. It also shows that the Galaxy Note 20 will feature a matrix camera module on the back, similar to the one found on the Galaxy S20 Ultra.
It also suggests that the phone may use a flat (non-curved) display rather than an edge display. The blogger also mentioned that the Galaxy Note 20 series is close to mass production.
According to previous reports, the Galaxy Note 20 will feature a Full HD+ Infinity-O display, while the Note 20 Pro will come with a 2K resolution screen. This screen is a Dynamic AMOLED display that supports a 120Hz refresh rate.
The Galaxy Note 20 comes with a 4170mAh battery, while the Note 20 Pro features a 4370mAh battery. Both phones use the same 25W charger. The Galaxy Note 20 series may use the unreleased Exynos 992 processor. The Exynos 992 will use a 5nm manufacturing process, offering a slight upgrade over the Exynos 990.
The Galaxy Note 20 Plus will feature a quad-camera setup that includes a 108MP primary sensor and support 50X zoom. The camera specifications for the Note 20 have not been released yet. The Galaxy Note 20 series is also expected to come with the second-generation 3D Sonic Max fingerprint recognition technology.
The Galaxy Note 20 series is expected to launch in the first week of August 2020. It has been reported that this phone will be launched at an online event. Along with the Note 20 series, Samsung is also planning to launch the Tab S7 series, Galaxy Z Flip 5G, and Galaxy Fold 2.