On May 25, a Samsung phone with model number SM-N9860 received 3C certification. The phone seems to be the Galaxy Note 20+, as the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ has a similar model number. In the past, all the Galaxy Note series model numbers started with SM-N.
According to 3C certification, the phone supports 5G network connectivity and 25W fast charging, with a maximum charging support of 45W. The model number seems to be the Chinese variant of the Galaxy Note 20+.
Other sources also report that the Galaxy Note20+ will have a 6.87-inch punch-hole screen. The display has a resolution of 3,096 x 1,444 and a refresh rate of 120 Hz.
The phone will be powered by the latest Snapdragon 865 5G chipset. It will have a 4500mAh battery and support 45W fast charging. But the phone only comes with a 25W charger out of the box.
The back of the phone features a quad-camera module housed in a rectangular box, similar to the Galaxy S20+. The first camera is the primary camera sensor, while the other are an ultra-wide-angle lens, a periscope telephoto lens, and a ToF lens. On the front, it has a single punch-hole camera. There have been reports that Samsung will remove the 100x zoom feature from the Galaxy Note 20.
Like every year, the Galaxy Note 20 series will be unveiled at an online event in August. But this time, the Galaxy Fold 2 will also be released.