ISSUE 72 • ANDROID ADVISOR 5At a quick glance, the S20 Ultra doesn’t seem all
that different from the S20 or S20+: you get the same
basic features in increasingly larger displays (6.2-, 6.7-
and 6.9 inches, respectively, as you step up the line).
But as soon as you pick up the Ultra, you can feel the
difference. It feels more substantial than any other I’ve
ever used, including Apple’s iPhone 11 Pro Max. It’s
hefty without being too heavy and gigantic without
being cumbersome. That’s with a display that’s even
bigger than Samsung’s recent 6.7in behemoths.
Even though the S20 Ultra is the thickest Galaxy
phone since the S5 (and that thickness doesn’t include
its bulbous camera bump), the girth complements
its tremendous size surprisingly well. The rounded
corners and slimmer bezels give it a sleeker lookLike everything else, the Galaxy S
Ultra’s camera bump is significantly
bigger than the one on the S20+