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Samsung Galaxy Note20+ to have a 4,500mAh battery, 108MP camera

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Ivan 18 May 2020

Samsung Android Rumors

The Samsung Galaxy Note20+ will use a 4,500mAh battery, as per the latest leak. That's an increase from the Galaxy Note10+' 4,300mAh battery but not the size-match for the 5,000mAh inside the Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G some might have been hoping for.

The battery has the product code EB-BN985ABY (SM-N985 being the Galaxy Note20+' likely product name) with a rated capacity of 4,370mAh and a typical capacity of 4,500mAh. That's the same battery that powers the Samsung Galaxy S20+. That one managed 87 hours of endurance at 120Hz refresh rate and 97 hours at 60Hz in our tests.

The Galaxy Note20+ will also have a 108MP main camera sensor. It's not clear whether it will be an identical sensor to the Galaxy S20 Ultra or a modified version. Additionally, sources claim the Galaxy Note20+ won't get the periscope zoom camera of the Galaxy S20 Ultra, but rather the 68MP hybrid zoom sensor, found in the Galaxy S20/S20+.

Samsung Galaxy Note20+ to have 4,500mAh battery

Last month Galaxy Club discovered the expected battery capacity of the Galaxy Note20, the smaller upcoming Note device. It will be 4,000mAh, matching the smaller Galaxy S20.

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Reader comments

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  • Adamumanzo
  • XG4
  • 29 May 2020

Will need ir blaster on the note 20

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  • Berkowiz
  • 61n
  • 21 May 2020

Another hole puncher phone, 4500mAh = no buy

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  • Real.Talk
  • 8kN
  • 20 May 2020

I just feel like making a frankenstein conjoined triplet Galaxy Note4 / Note9 / Note10+ device - who's with me?

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