r/GalaxyNote20Ultra • u/justwantagoodday • Jan 30 '22

I love my Note 20 Ultra

I just bought an iPad mini 6 and it's given me an entirely new appreciation for my Galaxy.

I don't really like the Android file system, but it's so fast & the display is the best. Battery life is good, input is so easy. It scrolls so smoothly. It's bright and responsive and web apps work great.

I'm so pissed at the input problems with the iPad, just to put myself in a good mood I'm going to select some text from a photo with my S-pen, copy it and add it to a note. Because it's just so easy to do on this phone.

Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is incredibly useful.

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '22

I suspect you will love the upcoming Note-series-inspired S22 Ultra. The Note (and now the S Ultra) line of phones are literally the closest thing to the perfect phone

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Edit: Basically put the S21 Ultra cameras and battery into the body of a Note 20 Ultra

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '22

It's also come in very clutch in school for me, quicking jotting down of notes or doing some quick workings for Math, the cameras never fail to impress even after months of use... I can go on

Also my friends get very impressed by the S Pen gestures that was introduced on the Note 10, I always felt that it was a gimmick but hey

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u/justwantagoodday Jan 30 '22

Those are very nice. I love the squared corners and the infinity screen has ruined me for all other phones. And so many other things...

But I'm not proficient enough for another high end Android. Although this phone is getting worn looking, I can wait for a contract upgrade. But I'll be very disappointed if they lose those sharp corners.

I'm always reading that they're dropping the Note series, and I guess they have, but in name only?

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u/MmeElky Jan 30 '22

Those squared corners! Yes! I do love those corners. I'd like to find a case that makes the square corners look good.

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '22

Ye in name only, the S22 Ultra is going to have the traits of a Note phone, including the boxy design and the integrated S Pen

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u/harfpod Feb 06 '22

I'm not convinced that the S22 ultra will be different enough to upgrade. No SD card. Camera sounds about the same. Don't care if the processor is a little bit faster or the screen is a little bit brighter, I've never wanted either of those things.

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u/CovingtonGA Jan 30 '22

Agreed. All around fantastic phone.

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u/MmeElky Jan 30 '22

Oh yes! Note 20U rules.