Samsung Galaxy Note 20+ 5G reveals a complete design

Samsung is expected to launch the Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20+ in early August. Besides the information that has been revealed, many people still expect the complete design of this smartphone duo. Will Samsung make any new changes compared to the Note 10 or Galaxy S20?

According to tipster source Steve Hemmerstoffer, we have quite complete design images of the Galaxy Note 20+ 5G smartphone. Samsung retains the Infinity-O perforated screen and rectangular camera cluster, but it can be seen that the Galaxy Note 20+ has quite subtle changes.

Galaxy Note 20+ has the largest screen ever, up to 6.9 inches. And that has affected the length of the smartphone. The Note 20+ has dimensions of 165 x 77.2 x 7.6mm, slightly higher than the Galaxy Note 10+ (162.3 x 77.2 x 7.9 mm), but more compact than the Galaxy S20 Ultra (166.9 x 76 x 8.8 mm).

Although it was the originator of the dual-edge curved screen design, Samsung wanted to end the design itself. The Galaxy Note 20+ continues Samsung's efforts to make the screen 'flatter', the sides of the screen no longer bend like the Galaxy Note 10.

The chassis is revealed to be made of stainless steel, with the volume rocker and the power key on the right edge. The speakerphone is integrated along the top edge of the smartphone.

The rear camera cluster of the Galaxy Note 20+ is still rectangular and completely convex compared to the body. However, Samsung has made some changes. For example, the three main cameras are surrounded by white borders, which helps the rectangular lens look more harmonious and more impressive.

Besides the 3 main cameras is an LED flash, Time-of-Flight sensor, laser autofocus sensor and a microphone for movie recording. The design of the rear camera cluster with two tone colors like the Galaxy S20 Ultra is no longer applied by Samsung, besides, the Galaxy Note 20 will also not have the Space Zoom 100x feature.

The S Pen features of the Galaxy Note series are still integrated on the bottom edge, located on the left near the USB-C port. And it's no surprise that the Galaxy Note 20+ also doesn't have a 3.5mm jack.