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Check out the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra in full 360 degree action (Updated)

Evan Blass just published a GIF of the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. Check it out here!
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Published onJuly 20, 2020

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TL;DR
  • The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 was leaked by Evan Blass in a full 360-degree GIF.
  • Now, the tipster has revealed a similar GIF, this time of the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra.
  • The official reveal of the Galaxy Note 20 series by Samsung is still a few weeks away, on August 5.

Update: July 20, 2020 at 6PM ET: Need more proof that the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is launching soon? Evan Blass, the tipster who revealed the high-quality GIF of the Note 20 a few days ago, just published another GIF, this time of the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. Displayed in a gold/bronze colorway, there don’t appear to be too many differences between the Ultra and the standard Note 20. Both phones have minimal bezels, a single punch hole camera on the front, and a big camera housing on the back with three lenses.

Hyped for the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra?


Original article: July 17, 2020 at 9:32AM ET: The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 will be officially revealed in a few weeks. However, new leaks of the highly anticipated flagship phone continue to pop up. The latest comes from tipster Evan Blass who has posted a 360-degree look at the phone on his Patreon page. The image offers a full look at the phone, including its noticeably raised camera bump. It also has a big, flat display with a centered punch hole in-display front camera.

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@evleaks (Patreon)

The Galaxy Note 20, and its larger brother the Note 20 Ultra, are both expected to be officially revealed as part of the latest Samsung Unpacked press event. The virtual media conference will be streamed Wednesday, August 5. It’s likely we could see some more hardware and software reveals from Samsung during the same event.

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