Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra vs

The Galaxy S-series defines what the Samsung flagship experience is. This year, however, they went the opposite way with the S20 Ultra. It's like the S20+ on steroids, so much so that it feels like you're using a Galaxy Note device. The S20 Ultra has curved corners, as opposed to the boxier shape of the Note 10 series. With the rear camera module being the focal point of the S20 Ultra's design, I must say that nothing else is special. The S20 Ultra's speakers can get quite loud, while still retaining clarity in the mids and highs. The S20 Ultra's screen is bigger, but it's only by a tenth of an inch. However, this is more so for the S20 Ultra. Read more in our articles including "Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra Review" and "The Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold goes on pre-order in China".