Shortly after appeared on Samsung Russia’s official site, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is now spotted in a slew of real-life images as well. This time around, the live shots depict the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra in its Black colorway. In addition, the upcoming flagship smartphone has also received FCC certification.
Based on the images, it is obvious that the Galaxy Note20 Ultra will be maintaining a similar Infinity-O display which is slightly curved. Once again, the device will continue to deliver a high screen-to-body ratio with minimal bezels. Its rear panel has revealed an identical design as what we’d seen from the recently leaked render. The device will have a rectangular-shaped triple camera setup on the back panel for photography experience. It also reaffirmed the usual S-Pen support on the Galaxy Note20 Ultra. As for the specs, the brand new Galaxy Note 20 Ultra will be powered by a flagship Snapdragon 865 (confirmed by FCC via MySmartPrice) or Exynos 992 platform. This device will come with up to 12GB of RAM and 512GB onboard storage. Furthermore, the FCC certification also confirms that the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra will have support for wireless charging. The next generation Galaxy Note20 Ultra is expected to debut during the Unpacked event which will reportedly be held on August 5th. According to the latest report on ETNews South Korean publication, the Galaxy Note 20 series will be available for purchase from August 21 in the home market.
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