According to the previously exposed information, Samsung Note 20 series mobile phones will be released on August 5th. In addition, Samsung Z Flip 5G, Samsung Galaxy Fold 2, and other folding-screen phones will also be unveiled. But this time-release date of the flagship has pushed further after unveiling the device on August 5.
According to South Korea’s ETNews report, the Samsung Note 20 series will be available for sale on the Korean market on August 21st. Assuming the news is true, it means that it will have to wait a long time after the pre-sale to pay for the final purchase. In addition, the Korean media also mentioned that it is currently impossible to determine whether the Samsung Z Flip 5G and Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 will be released on that day because there have been reports that the Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 may be delayed until September. It is worth noting that in addition to the 5G version, the Samsung Note20 series may also list the 4G version in countries and regions where 5G is not perfect.
At present, the real machine picture of Samsung Note20 Ultra has been posted online. The overall shape is basically the same as the rendering of the previous exposure. The front design is the same as the Samsung Note10 series. The look and feel will be quite shocking, while the rear three-camera combination includes a periscope telephoto camera.
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