Is This the End for the Galaxy Note Series As We Know It?

On this episode of Orbital we talk about the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra and the future of the Galaxy Note series itself. Reviews editor Jamshed Avari joins host Pranay Parab to discuss all things Galaxy Note. We begin this episode by talking about the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra's price in India and how this smartphone differs from the Galaxy Note 20. Should you really be paying over Rs. 1 lakh for the Note 20 Ultra? We tell you all about the extra features and let you decide whether the premium is worth it. The we talk about the design, display, and performance of this device. This is where the infamous Exynos vs Snapdragon debate comes in, and we talk about Samsung's decision to ship the Exynos 990 on the Note 20 Ultra in India. 

Next we talk about the camera performance of the Note 20 Ultra and how its night mode is exceptional. We discuss at length how Samsung has achieved these stunning results and what you can look forward to, in case you buy this smartphone. Next, we talk about Samsung's efforts at more affordable price points and how that could shape the future of the Note series. Over the past few years the flagship S series and Note series have had a lot of overlap, and this year it's ever more prominent with the S20 Ultra and the Note 20 Ultra, so will the Galaxy Note series be around in its current form? Listen to this episode to find out. 

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Pranay Parab Email Pranay Pranay is in charge of podcasts and videos at Gadgets 360. Over the years, he has written over 500 tutorials on iPhone, Android, Windows, and Mac. He has also written in-depth reported features on the intersection of technology and culture, reviewed fitness wearables, been the social media manager, started two podcasts, and produced several tech videos. He loves travelling, particularly to places not frequented by tourists. He keeps running half-marathons across the country and hopes to complete ...More