Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Review 4 Months Later [Long term Review] By CJ Unplugged

It's all over folks. This is my note 20 ultra months later review. Let's take a deep dive into the Galaxy Note, 20 ultra and what it has to offer and what it may lack to offer. The Galaxy Note has always been the cr?me de la cr?me in the flagship arena. It's the Goliath of smartphones, literally crushing the competition year after year, but it's truly unfortunate to see this possibly come to an end. So I just released a video explaining why the Samsung Galaxy note line might be over and coming to an absolute end.

You might want to watch that video as well. You know also smash that, like button like right now like go ahead, get it over with now like I'll wait, let's get into the review. Let's start off with what you always see first and that's the design now the note 20 ultra is eye catching. It's also jaw dropping with the size of that camera bump whoa. Besides that, it's the infamous note body edge to edge curved display hole, punch, front-facing, camera cut out, allowing for no notch high quality, stainless steel, glass body, expandable memory slot the infamous s-pen and the bump, and while it's not pretty at all, it does serve a purpose, the bump that is, and we'll get into that when we get to the camera portion of this review.

Let's talk about the display I'll say it. Every Galaxy Note review the best. Yes, Samsung has the best most vibrant visually appealing display. This is a 6.9 inch, dynamic, AMOLED, 120, hertz, HDR, 10 plus, and a 1440 by 3088 pixels, with a 496 PPI, oh yeah, and for my non-tech savvy folks, it's just amazingly good. That's what that translates to.

I can never not enjoy watching content on this display, but there is one drawback to this wonderful display and that's the curved edges, some love them some hate them. Why? I appreciate the visual illusion of them. You know it just feels like just all screen no sides, they just don't pair well with the s pen and some people complain about ghost touches from a not so good palm rejection. Now I don't have the palm issues, I'm just not a big fan of writing on a curved display with an s pen, if I happen to ride along the edges, but this is not a dealbreaker at all. For me, oh and 120 hertz is only offered in full HD resolution and not the 1440p resolution that I prefer.

Like literally every note, I turn on the quad HD display, but nevertheless the display is phenomenal. Alright, let's get into it next up we're going to talk about battery life. Although the note 20 ultra is rocking a 4 500 William hour battery, there's a humongous screen and a power thirsty processor sucking at this battery. It's an average battery at best it'll get you through your day. Also, the battery life can depend on the resolution you choose to use as well.

Your options are, as follows, listed from most power hungry to the most efficient, the quad HD 1440p, the 120hz 1080p, or the 60hz 1080p, which is the most efficient but pick your poison. Why the Galaxy Note 20 ultra didn't get the same size battery as the s20 ultra, which was 5 000 William hours is beside me. I guess we can argue the room for the s-pen, possibly, but nevertheless, the battery is fair. Nothing astronomical you'll get through your day. Don't worry, but heavy users you've been warned now.

Let's talk about performance here is where the North American version with the snapdragon 865 just shines. It is fast and hot, crazy clock speeds crazy performance, but it will also get hot, never too hot to hold. But if you're, one of those people who like to push your smartphones, you know with gaming and so forth- expect it to get warm. But that's typical of most smartphones, I will say especially when you push them, so performance is phenomenal. Also, Samsung has been speedy with the updates this year.

Keeping this thing running in tip-top shape. Next up we're gonna talk about. Let's talk about it, fat bump, it's massive, but it's for a reason. The bigger the camera sensor, the better the performance period and this rear camera performs I've been pleasantly surprised with the performance of the photos and video. Now I'll be honest.

I was nervous after the whole s20 ultra debacle, but Samsung came through with a laser to help with the focusing in this camera design, and while it definitely made a huge improvement, you can see it hunt for focus sometimes, but it nails it more times than not also it's a very fast aperture which allows for a nice natural camera blur, which I love as far as the front-facing camera. To me, it's the typical Samsung front-facing camera experience. It's not terrible at all, but it's not great either. All in all a solid camera experience. By far, let's talk about the infamous s pen, this section is super quick, just like the s pen actually is its increase and response time has really closed the gap, and you feel the true to life.

Writing experience simple. As that you know me now. I want to come to my conclusion. Although I wasn't a fan of the price at all, especially considering the current times, I didn't feel much of a bump from the note 10, plus the new s, pen, placement and the hideous camera bump, but once I was able to look past those things and just enjoy the user experience, that's actually what I did was just enjoy the experience of a note superfast, snappy and extremely mature options. I still would have loved to have seen the red which they did just release, but I needed it at launch day.

Samsung, like you know, I mean what does it help me? I already bought it now, I'm stuck with the mystic bronze, which was the best out of the three color options in my opinion, but I still would have loved that red one at the end of the day, while the note 20 ultra is not the best bang for buck in this current market, and I still stand by the note, 10, plus as being the better value with a similar experience. I can't really knock the note 20 ultra, but I also can, if that makes sense, lower the price put a little more effort stand out for another reason other than the camera bump, and we have the note 20 ultra. We all deserve. There are no users. I enjoyed this phone, and you'll enjoy it too.

Just get it on sale a second hand save some money. My name is CJ. This is CJ unplugged. I see what's going on in the world of tech today, what Samsung's about to cancel the galaxy? I have to call Samson saying ain't. True, oh it's true! Let me call Samsung right now: hello, Samsung.

You.

Source : CJ Unplugged