The Galaxy Note20 Ultra is the last truly uncompromising Note, and that is the reason people still seek it out. This is the 4G LTE version of the phone, mechanically identical to the 5G model but without 5G connectivity, which is worth knowing if you plan to move to a 5G network later. Everything that made the Ultra special is intact: a 6.9-inch 120Hz display, a stainless steel frame with Gorilla Glass Victus that resists scratches better than most phones of its generation, and an S Pen with 9ms latency that genuinely feels like writing rather than dragging a stylus across glass. The 108MP main camera and 5x optical periscope still produce good results, though the laser autofocus was a known weak point at launch and Samsung spent months tuning it out. Two things count against it now. Software support has ended, with the final update landing on Android 13 and One UI 5.1, and the European Exynos 990 chip runs warmer and less efficiently than the Snapdragon version sold elsewhere. It remains the choice for stylus users who refuse to give one up.