Galaxy Note20 Ultra vs. Galaxy S20 Specs & Scores

The size of the body has a big influence on the ease of carrying and one-handed operation. The narrower the width, the easier it is to firmly grasp and hold, but you also have to take into account the device's thickness. Also, if the width and height are smaller, its easier to operate one-handed since its easier to extend your fingers. On the contrary, if the width and height are large, it's difficult to fit in your pocket and is bulky even when put in a bag, and portability is impaired.

The Galaxy Note20 Ultra has a width of 3.0 inches (77.2 mm), a length of 6.5 inches (164.8 mm), and a thickness of 0.3 inches (8.1 mm). Also, the Galaxy S20 has a width of 2.7 inches (69.1 mm), a length of 6.0 inches (151.7 mm), and a thickness of 0.3 inches (7.9 mm).

Comparing the width and thickness of the body, the Galaxy S20 is considerably smaller and more compact than the Galaxy Note20 Ultra. The Galaxy S20 excels over the Galaxy Note20 Ultra in terms of being easier to hold with one hand and is therefore less likely to be accidentally dropped. If you're looking for a smart phone with superior grip and hand fit, we recommend purchasing the Galaxy S20 over the Galaxy Note20 Ultra.

Comparing the width and thickness of the body, the Galaxy S20 is a more compact size than the Galaxy Note20 Ultra. For that reason the Galaxy S20 has higher one-handed operability, and has greater portability, being less likely to get in the way when being carried. For these reasons, we recommend the Galaxy S20.

Comparing the overall size of the two devices, the Galaxy S20 is a considerably larger size than the Galaxy Note20 Ultra. In terms of being more convenient to use one-handed, and less likely to get in the way when you're not using it, the Galaxy S20 is superior to the Galaxy Note20 Ultra. If you're going for the smart phone sized to be easiest to carry and handle with one hand, we recommend buying the Galaxy S20 over the Galaxy Note20 Ultra.

The weight of the device affects hand fatigue and the burden placed upon the wrist. The lighter it is, the longer you'll be able to operate the device without tiring. Also, if the burden placed on the wrist is lower, you'll be able to use the device more comfortably. However if the weight isn't right for you, it could place more of a burden on your body, causing you to feel stress.

The weight of the Galaxy Note20 Ultra is about 208 oz (208 g), and the weight of the Galaxy S20 is about 163 oz (163 g). Comparing the weight of the two devices, the Galaxy S20 is a considerably lighter smart phone than the Galaxy Note20 Ultra, and there is a difference of about 163 oz (45 g). In terms of the burden placed upon your fingers and wrist, the Galaxy S20 is superior to the Galaxy Note20 Ultra. If you are going for a smart phone that won't lead to hand fatigue even after extended use, and is less likely to place a burden on your fingers, we recommend purchasing the Galaxy S20 over the Galaxy Note20 Ultra.

The size of the screen affects usability and screen visibility. A larger screen means larger letters and buttons on apps, so the user is less likely to tap adjacent buttons by mistake. In addition, the user can enjoy a more intense experience when playing games and watching videos.

The Galaxy Note20 Ultra has a 6.9 inch display. Also, the Galaxy S20 has a 6.2 inch display. Comparing the screen size, there is a negligible difference in screen size between the Galaxy Note20 Ultra and the Galaxy S20. As a result, the app buttons on both are equally easy to press. We recommend comparing them based on other aspects of performance and functionality.

Pixel density affects picture quality, and the higher the pixel density, the better the picture quality, which means the user can gain more enjoyment from games and videos. In addition, higher picture quality decreases eyestrain, which means that the user will experience less eye fatigue after prolonged use.

The resolution on the Galaxy Note20 Ultra is 1440 x 3088, and pixel density is 493 ppi. Also, the resolution on the Galaxy S20 is 1440 x 3200, and pixel density is 565 ppi. Comparing the pixel count, the difference in pixel density between the Galaxy Note20 Ultra and the Galaxy S20 is negligible. As a result, they are both evenly matched in terms of picture quality and easiness on the eyes. Therefore, we recommend comparing them based on other aspects of performance and functionality.

Battery performance greatly affects battery life, but greater battery capacity does not necessarily mean greater battery life, since battery efficiency should also be considered. Bigger screens and higher CPU performance will mean the batteries are depleted more quickly.

The Galaxy Note20 Ultra is 4500 mAh, and the Galaxy S20 is 4000 mAh. Regarding battery capacity, there is a negligible difference in battery capacity between the Galaxy Note20 Ultra and Galaxy S20. Since both have roughly equal battery life, you are better off comparing them based on other aspects of performance and functionality.

CPU performance affects the ability to process programs, and the ability to process programs is determined by the product of the number of cores in the CPU and the CPU frequency. The higher this performance is, the more smoothly apps and games will run, and with low performance apps and games become heavy and stress is experienced.

The Galaxy Note20 Ultra's CPU is a Exynos 990, with performance measured at 2.73GHz+2.5GHz+2.0GHz×8(OctaCore). Also, the Galaxy S20's CPU is a Exynos 990, with performance measured at 2.73GHz+2.5GHz+2.0GHz×8(OctaCore). Comparing CPU performance, there is almost no difference in the specs of the Galaxy Note20 Ultra and the Galaxy S20. For that reason the level of smoothness felt when using apps and comfortable handling of games is about the same. For that reason it is better to compare them in terms of other aspects of performance and functionality.

RAM affects multitasking ability and the stability of apps. The larger the amount of RAM is, the more stability there will be even in situations where multiple apps are running simultaneously, allowing for comfortable use. In addition, animation will be more smooth, and apps will be less likely to freeze or crash. Also, without sufficient RAM, there are games you won't be able to run, so it is necessary to be careful.

The weight of the Galaxy Note20 Ultra is 8GB and the weight of the Galaxy S20 is 8GB. Comparing the devices in terms of RAM, there is almost no difference in the amount of RAM of the Galaxy Note20 Ultra and the Galaxy S20. For that reason they have about the same level of multitasking performance and 3D game and VR smoothness. That's why it is better to make a comparison in terms of other aspects of performance and functionality.

Storage capacity affects the amount of data that is capable of being stored. The larger the storage capacity, the more pictures you can take and the more applications you can install. In addition, if your smartphone accepts SD cards, then you can increase its storage capacity. However, there are performance related drawbacks, including a slower data transfer rate than the primary memory, and you cannot transfer all your data on the card, so be warned.

The data storage capacity of the Galaxy Note20 Ultra is 512GB. Also the Galaxy S20 is 128GB. Regarding storage capacity, there is a negligible difference in storage capacity between the Galaxy Note20 Ultra and Galaxy S20. As a result, you can save roughly the same amount of pictures, and install roughly the same amount of applications, on either phone. You are better off comparing them based on other aspects of performance and functionality.

One factor that determines the performance of the exterior camera located on the back of the device (the rear/back camera) is the pixel count. The larger the pixel count, the higher the resolution of the pictures you can take, and the cleaner the pictures will look when printed.

Galaxy Note20 Ultra has a 108 MP main camera. Also, Galaxy S20 has a 64 MP main camera. Comparing rear camera performance, the Galaxy Note20 Ultra and Galaxy S20 have approximately the same pixel count. As a result, they can both take pictures and shoot videos of roughly the same quality. Therefore, we recommend comparing the two based on other aspects of performance and functionality.

One factor that determines the performance of the exterior camera located on the front of the device (the in/front camera) is the pixel count. The larger the pixel count, the higher the resolution of the pictures you can take, and the cleaner the pictures will look when printed.

Galaxy Note20 Ultra has an 10 MP front camera and Galaxy S20 has an 10 MP front camera. Comparing rear camera performance, the Galaxy Note20 Ultra and Galaxy S20 have approximately the same pixel count. As a result, they can both take pictures and shoot videos of roughly the same quality. Therefore, we recommend comparing the two based on other aspects of performance and functionality.