The Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G has a beautiful 6.9” WQHD+ curved display, pro-grade cameras with a 108MP main lens and optic 5X Space Zoom, 8K video capabilities, and a powerful battery. This isn't the time to slow down, this is the time to forge ahead and take the opportunities that come your way.

Other than the decrease in users' interest and the same big-size alternative models, another reason behind the end of Galaxy Note is Samsung's emphasis on foldable phones.

Samsung Galaxy Note 20

The Samsung Note 20 Ultra has a larger 6.9-inch screen, compared to the 6.7-inch screen of the Note 20. The screen refresh rate is 120Hz for the Note 20 Ultra, twice that of the Note 20.

Unfortunately as the phone is water resistant and not waterproof then if water does get into the phone and causes issues the Limited 2 year Samsung Manufacturers Warranty wouldn't cover a free repair.

Samsung Galaxy Note20 Yes, It has a rating of “IP68” which means the device is protected from dust and can handle being under fresh water for up to 30 minutes at a depth of 1.5 metres.

S22 Ultra Comparing the Galaxy Note20 Ultra vs S22 Ultra, the latter's whopping 5,000mAh* battery, smaller screen and more energy efficient 4nm processor make Galaxy S22 Ultra's battery life the longest ever seen in Galaxy smartphones.

Last year's Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra was one of the best Android phones of 2022. It's the spiritual successor to the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, sharing numerous features and design elements with the 2020 powerhouse.

The Galaxy S22 Ultra has a key advantage over the older Note 20 Ultra when it comes to its maximum resolution as it supports 120Hz at WQHD+ (3,088x1,440). The Note only lets you use the standard 60Hz refresh rate at that resolution.

Samsung Galaxy Note20 Yes, It has a rating of “IP68” which means the device is protected from dust and can handle being under fresh water for up to 30 minutes at a depth of 1.5 metres.

I think that's probably okay. but just know that this phone is still here for you it's a very good powerful phone with a bunch of power within it and I would still recommend buying it if you want to buy like a Galaxy s22.

Taking a few photos in the pool or under water photos for a few minutes should be absolutely fine. Don't expose the phone to high pressure water such as ocean waves or a waterfall.