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These could be the first real-world pictures of the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra - Android

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The Galaxy Note 20 Ultra has been spotted in the wild.

Credit: Jimmy Is Promo

Purported real-world shots of the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra have leaked.
This follows leaked renders of the phone by Samsung Russia in its Mystic Bronze colorway.

Samsung’s expected to launch its Galaxy Note 20 series next month, but that hasn’t stopped some from getting their hands on them early.

Now, YouTuber Jimmy Is Promo has tweeted purported real-world snaps of the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra.

Small Bezel#Note20 #GalaxyNote20Ultra pic.twitter.com/8uHqLpLEIR
— Jimmy Is Promo (@jimmyispromo) July 7, 2020

Leaker Ice Universe weighed in with a side-by-side comparison of the Note 10 Plus and Note 20 Ultra’s front, noting that the punch hole is a lot smaller and bezels a lot skinnier on the latter.

I shot Note10+ at the same angle, let’s compare the subtle differences between N20U and N10+.
1.N20U is more square
2. N20U bezel is narrower
3. N20U hole is smaller
4.N20U seems to be more curved pic.twitter.com/TBSooqTMiB
— Ice universe (@UniverseIce) July 7, 2020

At the rear, the phone houses a vertical camera array with three distinct lenses, a flash, and what could be a ToF sensor. While Jimmy Is Promo’s track record as a leaker is unproven, the snap depicting the device’s backplate is similar to what we’ve seen from Samsung’s own leaked renders a few days ago.

What do you think of the color?#Note20 #GalaxyNote20Ultra pic.twitter.com/MxEvg4MWfP
— Jimmy Is Promo (@jimmyispromo) July 7, 2020

Jimmy Is Promo also noted that the location of the S Pen and speaker is set to change, moving left of the charging port. The Note 20 line will also reportedly debut with One UI version 2.5.

Samsung is expected to further split the Note 20 line into at least three devices at its Galaxy Unpacked event. The Galaxy Note 20 Plus was just spotted on the FCC’s website which indicated it would be powered by the Snapdragon 865 chipset.