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3 reasons to spend $1,000 on the Samsung Galaxy Note 20, and 3 reasons not to

3 reasons to spend $1,000 on the Samsung Galaxy Note 20, and 3 reasons not to

Posted on August 6, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Newer isn’t necessarily better

You might think the new $1,000 Galaxy Note 20 and $1,000 Galaxy S20 are two peas in the same pod as “affordable” counterparts to their high-priced Ultra siblings. They’re not.

While the Galaxy S20 is basically a smaller version of the S20 Ultra, with the same chip, RAM, and screen tech as its pricier sibling, the Galaxy Note 20 shares very little with the Note 20 Ultra. Samsung has set the cheaper Galaxy Note 20 apart from both the Note 20 Ultra and the Galaxy S20 Ultra with a number of changes, many of which might make buyers think twice about buying one.. Here’s why your thousand bucks might be better spent on the slightly older Galaxy S20—or not.
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