Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G Unlocked Android Cell Phone | US Version | 128GB | Mystic White (Renewed)
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Size: 128GB
Style: Note 20 Ultra 5G
Color: Mystic White
Features
- 6.9-inch 1440 x 3088 Display
- 128GB Storage Size
- 108MP Rear Camera
- Cellular Connectivity: 4G LTE GSM Unlocked
- Operating System: Android 10
Description
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Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | SAMSUNG |
| Device Name | Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G |
| Device Origin | Unlocked |
| Operating Platform | Android |
| Network Compatibility | 5G, GSM, CDMA, LTE |
| Onboard Storage | 128 GB |
| Wireless Compatibility | Wi-Fi, Cellular |
| Color Scheme | Mystic White |
| Display Size | 6.9 Inches |
| Product Dimensions | 7 x 5 x 4 inches |
| Weight Of Device | 1 lb / 16 ounces |
| Device Model | Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G |
| Power Needs | 1 Lithium Ion battery |
| Discontinued | No |
| RAM Size | 12 GB |
| Display Tech | AMOLED |
| Other Display Features | Wireless |
| Scanner Resolution | 1440 x 3088 |
| Camera Position | Rear |
| Device Type | Smartphone |
| Battery Life | 4500 Milliamp Hours |
| What's Included | Travel adapter, Data cable, Ejection Pin, Quick Reference Manual, Terms & Conditions, Health & Safety Guide |
| Manufacturer | Samsung |
| Date of Release | September 5, 2020 |
| Estimated Charging Duration | 80 minutes |
Frequently asked questions
The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G comes with a large 6.9-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display. The screen offers a high resolution of 3088 x 1440 pixels, making for crisp and vibrant visuals.
Yes, the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G holds an IP68 rating for water and dust resistance. This means it can theoretically be submerged in up to 1.5 meters of freshwater for up to 30 minutes without suffering any damage.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G is equipped with a versatile triple lens camera system. It includes a 108-megapixel wide-angle lens, a 12-megapixel periscope telephoto lens for up to 50x super-resolution zoom, and a 12-megapixel ultra-wide lens. The front camera is a 10-megapixel lens that's great for selfies or video calls.
Yes, the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G supports both wired and wireless charging. It also has a PowerShare function, allowing it to charge other devices wirelessly when they're placed on its back.
Top Amazon Reviews
🚀 Abunda's Overview
This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
Reviews show that this phone is generally a quality product, with a lot of the complaints being minor like missing tools or replacement parts. It seems to perform well, with no major issues reported by customers. The battery life is praised, as is the design of the phone. However, there is some lamentation over new pre-installed apps and the replacement S pen.
Pros
- 📱 Good design and quality
- 🔋 Excellent battery life
- 💨 Fast and responsive
- 🖊️ S pen still functional, despite being a replacement
- 📸 Good camera quality
Cons
- 😬 S pen reported to be a replacement
- 😡 Some air command functions of the S pen do not work
- 🤔 New apps have advertisements and deemed less good than previous version
- 🧩 Missing specific sim card removal tool
Should I Buy It?
Yes, despite some minor issues and drawbacks, customers seem generally satisfied with the product's performance, design, and quality. The benefits certainly seem to outweigh the negatives, making it a worthwhile purchase.
Size: 128GB
Style: Note 20 Ultra 5G
Color: Mystic Black
I don't use face recognition so I can't say how well it works, but for the first week at any rate, the on-screen fingerprint reader has been amazingly easy to use. I don't use my phone super heavy and it's not uncommon to have 70% or more battery when I put it on the wireless charger at night, and it's *significantly* less picky about placement on the wireless charger than the old phone (note 8). The car has wireless charging and it's also much better charging there; the old one would often not be in the right place and not get any electrons, where this never fails to juice up. I got the Note 20 because it's the last Note (currently) that has an SD card slot; I'm absolutely against some company gouging me hundreds of dollars extra for a 256GB phone when a 512GB SD card is under 50 bucks. The drawback to that is this phone came with pretty much nothing at all but a charging cable, which isn't really adding any value. It took me some time to find a way to get the SD card slot open, without their custom tool, because on this phone at least the hole is waaayyyy too small for a paper clip. I finally unwound the spring from an ink pen, which was small enough and stiff enough to release it. Seriously leave out the cable that probably everyone in the world has by now and put that tool in! It's needed for the SIM even without an SD card. Speaking of SIM, moving my line to this phone was trivially simple. The phone was apparently on T-Mobile previouisly and I'm on Verizon, and everything worked flawlessly right from the phone. Put the SIM in, turned it on, and followed the instructions. Done. I got a Note because, well, I've been a Note fanboy since the 4, when my old Droid with the hardware keyboard gave up the ghost, because of the S-Pen. It's not something I use every day, but when I do use it, there is literally no alternative that works like the S-Pen. If Samsung ever stops putting that on their phone I'll probably move on to something more affordable. This is my first ever refurb, and this one at least is exactly what one would hope; it physically indistinguishable from a brand new phone. Even close observation in the light reveals no scratches or blemishes, it hasn't crashed or exhibited any wonky behaviour (knocks on head), and it's significantly snappier than the old one. That's not just because it has more resources, I think it's because the UI has been tweaked. For example when scrolling a long list this phone's "inertia", how long it scrolls untouched after a flick up or down, is much higher than the old phone, so it's considerably faster to browse by scrolling. I'm sure other improvements have been made as well, and together they translate into a much more responsive feel. The OS itself is similar to the Note 8, really, but it has even more bloat and unremovable cruft in it. For exampe there's "AR" functionality now, but even though I have nothing AR, and if I do it's highly unlikely I'll use this phone in conjunction with it. There's an "AR Zone" that can't be disabled, can't be removed, can't be told not to nag me with notifications, can't be managed in the slightest. Seriously Samsung, get off your high horse. You don't know what I want my phone to do; fine if you want to have that enabled by default, why do I care? But can't disable it or remove all the massively huge list of permissions? Want to rub some salt in there for me? It's also considerably more in-your-face nagging about things; like I haven't figured out how to get it to stop nagging me to save passwords for web sites, as if the last fifteen times I'd change my mind. Stuff like that isn't helpful, it's obtuse and rude. Migration was a PitA, but that's normal, so I mention it anecdotally. Samsung's "Smart Switch" does make it less than heinously atrocious, but "Everything" isn't (everything), and it still took me days to get all my appointments and other things loaded in. Once I find my browser bookmarks and get them in I'll finally be done. Least favorite part of getting a new phone is setting the @*&#% up. I can back up and restore a computer with trivial ease but no phone maker yet is smart enough to do that with a phone. Pathetic. I considered only four stars because of the missing SD card tool. Not sure how many folks would be able to figure out how to open it with the hole being about 2/3 the diameter of a paper clip, which is by the way what Verizon recommends using if one can't find the tool. I have no straight pins so I don't know if they work, but if I did I'd still want to file the point off to be sure I didn't damage anything. But overall a VERY happy camper. If you like Android it's likely you'll be satisfied with this phone, and if you've never had an S-pen you'll probably be hooked. lol
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Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2022 by Ragnorok
Size: 128GB
Style: Note 20 Ultra 5G
Color: Mystic Black
My last four phones have been from the Note line (3,8,10,20) and I have loved every one of them. I really don't know what I am going to do next time I have to upgrade. The new Galaxy S without the SD card slot will not be the same.
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2025 by DG
Size: 128GB
Style: Note 20 Ultra 5G
Color: Mystic White
I got exactly 100 days of use out of the phone this third party seller sent me, and an experience I hope is worth the $300 I wasted on this product. I am a lifelong Samsung product user, so you can imaging the devastation i felt when my Samsung s10e fell into a bath (and stayed in the bath for about a minute). I purchased the Note20U (as it's the latest Samsung phone with the SD slot) and thought this was the push I needed to get a new phone. And it arrived in decent condition. It was scratchless, turned on with no issue and worked well, and I was quite happy - which would've prompted a 5 star review. However, on the 100th day of owning it, as I washed my hands, droplets of water landed on it. What shouldve been no big deal turned out to be the end of this phone. The phone turned off completely, and is no longer functional. The Note20U has an IP68 rating, the seller advertised it as Water Resistant, and it has no cracks or visible faults anywhere, and somehow the entire camera was full of water. How this happened, I'm not sure but I'm assuming that when the phone was fixed by the seller, they either forgot to or chose not to add the sealing that makes the phone IP68 rating-compatible. I did what anyone else would do - looked at the Amazon A-To-Z Guarantee, contacted the seller and I was told that because the warranty is for 90 days (it was 10 days after the warranty expiration), they couldn't help me with a replacement. The seller offered to reach out to their "specialists" to see if I could return it (but I'd have to pay shipping and a restocking fee?!) and when I followed up with whether these "specialists" responded, I was told that they would not be receiving it back. Amazon Customer service told me they couldn't do anything about this (all 7 agents throughout a weeks time) So now I have a broken note20u, no refund, no replacement and I'm currently typing this on the cracked, beat up s10e that survived with no water damage. My advice? Don't. And if you do - keep an eye on that warranty.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2025 by Lisawiththevisa
Size: 128GB
Style: Note 20 Ultra 5G
Color: Mystic Black
Even though it’s an older model, the Note 20 Ultra still performs like a champ. The screen is beautiful, the camera quality holds up great, and the S Pen is super responsive. It handles apps and multitasking with no problem, and battery life is still solid. The design looks premium and feels great in the hand. Definitely one of Samsung’s best phones ever made worth keeping or picking up if you find a good deal.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2025 by Robert
Size: 128GB
Style: Note 20 Ultra 5G
Color: Mystic Black
It was renewed but had a crack, down the length of screen. It still works fine and does not really show unless you are in the right light. I put a screen saver on, and all is well. It is a nice phone with nice features. The battery life is not what I had hoped for, but you get most of a day out of it. Good price.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2025 by reviewer
Size: 128GB
Style: Note 20 Ultra 5G
Color: Mystic Black
Good deal, good condition
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2025 by Sim kit