Samsung GALAXY Note 20 ULTRA is being prepared for launch by the Samsung company with two big changes compared to the S20 series, which was announced during the spring, and which offered us the best experience right from the start. For starters, it seems that in the Samsung GALAXY Note 20 ULTRA we won't really have that zoom of up to 100X that we saw in the S20 ULTRA, those from Samsung preferring to stay at only 50X.
Samsung GALAXY Note 20 ULTRA it will still have a zoom of up to 50X which is much improved compared to what is offered in the S20 Ultra series, and this is extremely good news because the function will provide an improved experience for customers. Theoretically, the zoom of up to 50X should result in much clearer images, if all these improvements made for the Samsung GALAXY Note 20 ULTRA are as expected.
Samsung GALAXY Note 20 ULTRA: Two Big CHANGES compared to the S20
Samsung GALAXY Note 20 ULTRA it will also have a screen with a refresh rate of 120 Hz, but unlike the S20 ULTRA, this will be able to be activated from the very beginning for the QHD+ resolution. You know for sure that this was not offered for the S20 ULTRA right from the day of launch, and a lot of people were very upset because of this, but with the Samsung GALAXY Note 20 ULTRA they learned from their mistakes.
Note20 Ultra will cancel 100X, the maximum is 50X, Samsung will strive to optimize the zoom experience of the maximum 50X, more focus on the experience.
- Ice universe (@UniverseIce) June 22, 2020
Samsung GALAXY Note 20 ULTRA it will have many improvements compared to the series launched last summer, from the screen to the processor or battery, many major improvements being offered to customers around the world. This change is auspicious for everyone, and we are talking about great news, but it remains to be seen if the final experience we will have for the Samsung GALAXY Note 20 ULTRA will really be what we expected.
Samsung GALAXY Note 20 ULTRA it will be released in August, without a date being known for now, but we can expect to see it in an online conference on August 5, with release by the end of the following month.
