After about a month with the phone I can say I'm a bit underwhelmed with the battery life and camera performance with this phone, images would not come out as sharp as expected from reviews I had seen on Youtube. Doing some research I had found out that the Australian version comes with a subpar processor which not only has lower performance and worse battery life, but also the image quality of the camera is less sharp compared to the Snapdragon 865+ version. Zooming with the camera looks much smoother with the US version as well. Would pass on this one guys.

Hilarious to think a company as large as Samsung thinks they can put a 2 year old processor in a new phone and pretend like no one will notice. Just because the American reviewers say its snappy fast and has good battery life does not mean you will have the same result here in Australia because you're being a different product. If you want the real Samsung Note 20 Ultra, make a friend in a America and get them to send you one. It's unfortunate that a large amount of people won't even realise this and buy the product anyway.

Poor exynos chip, it is a good chip however for phone of this price, the exynos chip is much behind the Snapdragon chip, US and Korea with some ither countries get it, Exynos us much behind as off of now, for the phone price everything should be premium, Exynos provides worse battery, worse camera and is just over all a year behind the Snapdragon version of it.

Samsung added a poor quality processor chip (Exynos) in a premium phone. Every year, Samsung is chipping away the professional reputation of the Note series. I suggest purchasing another phone with a snapdragon processor or an apple iPhone from 2019 or later. disappointing.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is Samsung’s next flagship phone. It’s big, bold and packed full of features which are all evident before you even turn the phone on. It offers everything you need in a phone in productivity, whilst pushing the boundaries in some key areas to ensure that things like...

The Beautiful AMOLED Display, Performance Is Top Notch, Cameras Cater To Most Type Of Shots, S-Pen Improvements

The Size Can Be Awkward, On The Expensive Side, The Camera Bump

But if you want all of its features, or even just want the S Pen stylus, it’s probably worth it – few phones offer an experience close to this, and it’s a big upgrade on the standard Samsung Galaxy Note 20.

Great zoom capabilities, S Pen stylus is useful, Top screen

Very expensive, Can't have QHD+ and 120Hz simultaneously, Doesn't use the best Android chipset

Earlier this year, I reviewed the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G , and it had specifications and technology to make it an awesome phone for business. However, the camera had some imperfections, it was a large phone for an S series device, and it was expensive.

Full 5G network support, Stunning, large 120Hz adaptive display, Improved latency in the S Pen with new gestures, Improved rear cameras with laser focus, Ultra-Wideband (UWB) support, Wireless DeX support

Expensive, Large rear camera area

The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G represents the apex of the brands technological prowess with one of the best displays in the market, an excellent set of cameras and an upgraded S Pen stylus shoehorned into a beautiful casing.

Beautiful 120Hz display, great cameras, improved wireless DeX mode, upgraded S Pen functionality, 5G connectivity, beautiful Mystic Bronze finish

Samsung is back with a flagship phone that impresses on several levels.

Practical job functions, Lightning fast connection, Fantastic screen, Really good cameras.

The battery could have been bigger and charged faster.

Futuremark's PCMark for Android Work 2.0 Battery test takes workloads from the benchmark itself (image and video editing, email and web browsing) and scripts them in a loop that runs until battery levels drop below 20 percent.

Gorgeous Display, Adaptive Refresh Rate Technology, Good Battery Life, Quality User Experience, Premium Feel, Through And Through, Decent Camera Performance, Strong Graphics Performance

Only 60Hz At Display's Full Resolution, Color Fringing With Wide Angle Camera, CPU Performance Not As High As Expected, Price Premium, Large Camera Bump-Out