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than the Note 10. The taller aspect ratio makes it feel
smaller and gives it a surprising holdability.
Samsung’s colour options, which are limited to
somewhat staid black and grey, also give the phone a
slimming appearance. That said, the extra millimetre
of thickness that the Ultra has on the S20 and S20+ is
palatable, and you’ll notice it, even if the phone you’re
coming from is several years old.
While you’ll find a ton of power inside the Ultra’s
chunky frame, you won’t be able to plug in your
wired headphone without an adapter. This was to be
expected after the Note 10+ dumped the headphone
jack last year, but it still stings given the S20 Ultra’s
otherwise maxed-out spec sheet.
Next to the Galaxy S10+
(right), the S20 Ultra is a beast
