It looks like this year’s Samsung Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20+ handsets will be slightly cheaper than the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ when they launched last year.
According to a recent report, the handsets will be around the equivalent of $40 cheaper in Samsung’s home country of South Korea.
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 series pricing.
•Note20 ₩1,200,000 (around $999 & ₹75,008)
•Note20 Ultra ₩1,450,000 (around $1,199 & ₹90630)
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Global Pricing and Availability
We presume these lower prices will also be available in other countries as well as South Korea. Historically, Samsung has aimed to keep its pricing relatively consistent across different markets, adjusting only for local taxes and import duties. This means that consumers in the United States, Europe, and other regions might also benefit from these reduced prices.
The Galaxy Note 20 series is expected to be a significant upgrade over its predecessors, featuring enhanced hardware and software capabilities. The Note 20 Ultra, for instance, is rumored to come with a 108MP primary camera, a 12MP periscope telephoto lens, and a 12MP ultra-wide lens, making it a powerhouse for mobile photography. Additionally, both models are expected to support 5G connectivity, ensuring faster internet speeds and improved network reliability.
Samsung Unpacked Event
Samsung will be unveiling their Note 20 range of smartphones at a Samsung Unpacked event, which will take place online on the 5th of August. This virtual event is highly anticipated, as it will provide detailed insights into the new features and improvements that the Note 20 series will bring to the table.
In addition to the Note 20 series, Samsung is also expected to announce other products, such as the Galaxy Fold 2 and new Galaxy Buds, making the event a comprehensive showcase of Samsung’s latest technological advancements.
The Note series has always been known for its productivity features, particularly the S Pen, which allows for precise input and a range of functionalities that are not available on other smartphones. The Note 20 series is expected to take this a step further, with improved latency and new features that will make the S Pen even more versatile.
Moreover, Samsung’s One UI 2.5, which will debut with the Note 20 series, is expected to bring several new software enhancements. These include improved multitasking capabilities, enhanced DeX mode for a desktop-like experience, and new customization options for the home screen and lock screen.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20+ are shaping up to be impressive additions to the Note lineup. With slightly lower prices, enhanced features, and the promise of new software improvements, these devices are likely to attract a wide range of consumers. The upcoming Samsung Unpacked event on August 5th will provide all the official details, and it will be interesting to see how these new models compare to their predecessors and competitors in the market.
Source Abhishek Yadav, GSM Arena
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