On May 25, a Samsung phone with model SM-N9860 received 3C certification. The phone seems to be the Galaxy Note 20+, as the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ has a similar model number. In the past, all the Galaxy Note series model numbers started with SM-N.
According to 3C certification, the phone supports 5G network connectivity and 25W fast charging, with a maximum charging support of 45W. The model number seems to be the Chinese variant of the Galaxy Note 20+.
Other sources also report that the Galaxy Note20+ will have a 6.87-inch punch-hole screen. The display will be a Dynamic AMOLED display with a resolution of 3096×1444 and a refresh rate of 120 Hz.
The phone will be powered by the latest Snapdragon 865 5G. It will sport a 4500mAh battery with 45W max fast charging support. But the phone only comes with a 25W fast charger out of the box.
On the back, it has a quad-camera module in a rectangular box like the Galaxy S20+. The first camera is the primary camera sensor, while the other are a super wide-angle lens, periscope telephoto lens, and ToF lens. On the front, it has a single punch-hole camera. Previously, it was also reported that Samsung will cancel the 100x zoom feature on its Galaxy Note 20+.
Like every year, the Galaxy Note 20 series will be launched in August at an online event. But this time, the Galaxy Fold2 will also be released.
