Samsung GALAXY Note 20 it is a chance for the Samsung company to solve a huge problem that it is currently facing at the global level, and because of which its customers have started to complain. More precisely, the Samsung GALAXY Note 20 could be the chance for those from Samsung to completely give up Exynos processors in favor of those from Qualcomm, thus reassuring customers who are tired of receiving everything inferior compared to other customers.
Samsung GALAXY Note 20 it was recently discovered in a performance test with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865+ processor, an improved version compared to the one used now. It is not known 100% for sure if the Samsung GALAXY Note 20 will have this processor, or if it will remain with the one from the S20, but the problem is not with it, but with the one from the Exynos series, which is much inferior, and to which it should he gives up completely this summer.
Samsung GALAXY Note 20: Chance to Solve the Huge PROBLEM
Samsung GALAXY Note 20 sold only with processors from the Qualcomm series would be something that would keep all customers very satisfied because they would all benefit from the same performance, without discrimination. Apple does exactly the same, Huawei does the same, just like many other manufacturers, but Samsung is almost the only company that differentiates between its customers with different processors, and the Samsung GALAXY Note 20 would be the chance to give it up.
Samsung GALAXY Note 20 delivered even only with Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 processors, not necessarily 865+, would be very good news for everyone, but it is not known if this will happen. If the Samsung GALAXY Note 20 will continue to be launched with the Exynos 990 and Qualcomm Snapdragon 865+ chip, then the differences between the models will be even greater, and in the end they will lose customers, especially those in Europe, where all the Exynos versions arrive.
Samsung GALAXY Note 20 is scheduled to be presented in August, if the Coronavirus pandemic will be over by then, and sales will start then.
