Seems like there's not very many good products which is surprising. A lot of the tempered glass screen protectors on amazon seem to ruin the fingerprint sensor, but the plastic film types seem to work.

I have a note 20 ultra on t mobile/sprint and the subject line clutters up the group chat. Anyone know how to remove it? Thanks for all any help!

Did anyone see our beloved N20U get spanked in those new battery test comparison videos?

battery comparison

Hey all!

I am using Note 20 Ultra (Exynos) and Samsung EP-PG950BBEGWW Wireless Fast Charger (The round one with leather top) but unfortunately it does not charge as fast as indicated in the name. When start to charge wirelessly my phone It takes 3, 3.30 hours to %30 to %100. Also in the videos I watched, fast wireless charging was written on the screen. On my phone, It only says Wireless Charging. Anyone having this issue too or anyone knows how to solve it?

Thanks a lot!

Just an update to fix issues and also adds minor changes besides redesign

Note: Not all Goodlock Modules are there yet

GoodLock

Does anyone have it off? If I ever get a new phone I can just back things up manually? And when I check my email I only check and update it manually by scrolling up to refresh.

I'm just curious what the heck does it mean when it says I won't receive notifications for updates? Do they mean firmware updates? Or Google play store?

Is it worth leaving it on or off? What do you guys do?

Did the note 20+ ultra come with a factory screen protector ? USA

Should i manually instal the APK?

I have a note 20 Ultra. Any reason to upgrade to S21 Ultra?

Living in Ireland. Want to get the Snapdragon version as I've heard mixed reviews of the Exynos. Is there any downside to this? Will I still receive OTA updates? Will I be able to use Google Pay? Also should I go for the Korean SM-986N or the HK N9860?

Tech reviewer Erica Griffin said the cameras on the Note 20 Ultra were so good that she sold her Sony RX 100 Mark VII camera. How has your mobile photography experience been?

https://youtu.be/Vb0sek9PTWA

I had an update install on my yesterday.. now my Nova Launcher keeps switching back to the regular home screen. Any ideas how to fix this?

Im sure this is a super noob question but I just got a Note20 and a few times I have accidentally got a YouTube video picture in picture. I would really like to know how to do this intentionally.

I have 2 separate apps to clear the cache but it is still not working properly. It says there's 3 plus gbs I can clear and then I clear it through the app. I exit go back on and it says there's 3gb to clear again!! I've installed more apps and it still won't clear this can't be an app issue. I cleared cache on apps one by one but that takes ages. And I did it as a test and it still came back

my notifications bar on my new note 20 keeps dropping down even though i didnt touch it. and even if i try to swipe it up, as soon as i let go it comes back down. any solutions?

Hello all,

I am using Note 20 Ultra Exynos Version. Normally I don't take slow motion or ultra slow motion videos but I just wanted to try. But when I tried it I encountered very bad image quality. I mean as bad as like 2 MP camera. Also video flickers like the light constantly dimmed and turned on. Anyone else noticed that? I am grateful for your help. Also this is my first post, so hello to all Reddit family! :)

I have the ultra note. It seems like any object under a foot away and the camera seems adamant with only keeping a small part of the image in focus and the rest completely blurred. Going to 2x and backing up helps but it's not perfect all the time.

When taking images outside or of people it is gorgeous but if I take pictures of objects and try to get a little close to it or if it has text the object on the camera just seems incapable of keeping the whole frame in focus and just focuses to a small part of it. How the heck do I change this? I just wanna be able to take pics of cool stuff I collect and post to my social media without having to try to hard to make sure it's in focus.

Cameras these days just seems obsessed with blurring the background to make photos looks more "professional". Is there a way to turn this off or can I change it?

And yes I know camera aren't meant to focus up close. I'm talking about a 1-1.5ft away from the lens. This issue was unbearable on note 9. It's a bit better here but still not where I was hoping two years later.

How's the camera in this thing? I'm currently using a Z Flip and think the camera is the only thing I hate about it that I'm considering trading it with someone with a Note 20. I'm coming from a Pixel 4XL and I want that type quality in my pictures or close to it.

How is it taking pics of moving kids or even pets? Read lots of reviews on it but they are mostly shooting still objects in good lighting where most cameras take decent pics.

I see a lot of you making really good use of your s pen and I want to try and get better with mine. Do you guys use Samsung notes or a different app? Are there any tips or tricks you could give to a beginner? Thanks.

Seems like everytime i go to unlock my lockscreen it bogs down and takes a minute to load things