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- A Galaxy Note 20 Ultra drop test shows that the new Corning Gorilla Glass Victus is a lot more resistant to impacts against rough surfaces than previous versions.
- The drop test shows that the Note 20 Ultra survived the same drop tests with better results than the iPhone 11 Pro Max.
- The Gorilla Glass Victus choice seems to be a clear win for Samsung, one that Apple will hopefully replicate on the iPhone 12.
Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Note 20 series in early August, proving that all the rumors that preceded the launch event were accurate. The two Note 20 models would not offer the same experience, but they are both expensive phones. The regular Note 20 has a plastic back and several other compromises, but it starts at $999. I’ve told you a couple of times that you should steer clear of that phone, given the many differences between the Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra. The latter is the better choice if you can swallow the $1,299 starting price.
Now that the Note 20 phones have reached consumers, it turns out there is one key Galaxy Note 20 Ultra feature that deserves praise, and it’s something I want the iPhone 12 to “steal.”
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