We’ve seen plenty of Samsung’s Note 20 Ultra to date, but there have been no notable appearances of the smaller model. Today, a detailed 3D render of the Galaxy Note 20 has hit the web, giving us a clear view of this phone and what sets it apart.
After a major leak of the Note 20 Ultra on the Samsung website, today’s Note 20 render comes courtesy of Evan Blass via Patreon. Rather than just a still image, this leak gives us a full 360-degree view of the Galaxy Note 20, which doesn’t really leave much to the imagination.
What we learn On the one hand, the smaller Note 20 has a completely flat screen. It’s a bit difficult to tell if the edges will sharpen like in the Galaxy S20 series, but there are clearly no massive curves like we saw in the Galaxy Note 10 series. The display also has slim bezels and a drilled center hole.
Beyond that, we can also see that Samsung opted for a modest camera module in this device. Unlike the Note 20 Ultra which has a huge camera, this one looks basically the same size as the one the S20 and S20 + offered earlier this year.
To better share it with you, we mirror the huge GIF file that Blass shared as a YouTube video above, but you can see the full 57MB image here.
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