New Samsung Galaxy Note 20: Price, Specs and Availability in Australia

The two models of the much-anticipated Samsung Galaxy Note 20 are finally on sale as of today, 21 August. Here’s everything you need to know about their price and specs in Australia.

Samsung’s shiny new devices —  the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 and it’s even larger and posher Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra were unveiled at Samsung’s Unpacked 2020 event on 6 August.

Have a look at the specs and price below to see if they’re worthy of your money.

Samsung Galaxy Note 20 specs

Samsung’s latest phones in its premium lineup are boasting big screens, big cameras and a few different colours. The regular Note 20 will come in mystic bronze, mystic green and mystic grey while the Note 20 Ultra will be available in mystic bronze, mystic black and mystic white.

As mentioned in most rumour reports, the Note 20 series will have 6.7 to 6.9-inch screens with Infinity-0 displays, so no surprise there.

The Note 20 Ultra will come with four lenses at the rear (nice!). It will have 108 mega-pixel lens and 50x optical zoom while the regular Note 20 has 20x optical zoom. Both versions have 10 mega-pixel front-facing cameras.

Thanks to both models being powerhouses, the battery lives are more than great. Samsung’s also boasting super-fast charging capabilities so you can get more than 50 per cent charge in just 30 minutes.

Its advanced S Pen function has five new gesture controls to help with ‘touchless navigation of your device’. What’s also kind of cool and efficient is that the Samsung Notes app will allow you to save your notes across multiple devices like your PC, tablet and phone. This is great for people who love taking notes.

Here’s a snapshot view of the specs you’ll likely appreciate:

Samsung Galaxy Note 20 price in Australia

The starting price for the regular Samsung Galaxy Note 20 is $1,499 and $1,649 if you’re after 5G. Both come with 256GB memory.

You can get the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra for $1,849 or pay $1,999 if you’d rather opt for 5G. The two versions also come with 256GB memory. In case that’s not enough, you also have the option of getting Note 20 Ultra 5G with 512GB memory but it’ll set you back $2,199 and you can only get it in mystic black.

Phone plans

If you’re not comfortable buying the phone outright, there’s also the option of getting on a phone plan:

Here’s the link to all the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 plans available in Australia. If you prefer Telstra, you can jump directly to its phone plans via this link.

Availability in Australia

The phones are on sale in Australia as of today, 21 August. 

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