Samsung has only just launched its Galaxy Z Fold 2 but everyone’s attention is already on the Galaxy S21 – the follow-up to the Galaxy S20 series that could be launching as early as January.
Recent rumors have quenched our thirst for specs, but the latest report is all about the accessories that the smartphone will include – or not – in the box on release.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 line has been unveiled, and consumers have two choices: the baseline Galaxy Note 20 versus the top-specced (and top-priced) Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. So what’s the difference?
This simplifies things a bit, as either Note 20 option caters to a more specific consumer demographic than the three-phone Galaxy S20 line. Do you want a stylus-packing handset and won’t miss a few features to ensure a cheaper price? Go for the standard Note 20. Do you want an absolute top-of-the-line device with the best appearance? Pick up the Note 20 Ultra.
But it’s worth discretely comparing both options to understand what you’re giving up in the Note 20 and what you’re paying extra to get in the Note 20 Ultra.
Ahead of the Galaxy Note 20 launch, you can now pick up the current Note 10 flagship for just £487.34 – an unbelievable discount on the original asking price of £869.
Let’s face it, as brilliant as the S Pen is as a device for on the go note-taking and drawing, the huge price points of the Galaxy Note series has kept it out of the hands of the mid-range crowd for too long. While the Note 10 Lite does offer something to this degree, its specs are noticeably slim compared to the full-fat Note 10.
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 – Refurbished (Pristine Condition)
You can now stack two separate 10% discounts on the Note 10, letting you get Samsung’s powerhouse phone for under £500.