Anyone skipping N20 Ultra in Europe?

[bandofbrothers2112]

There maybe an issue with warranty and also there maybe an issue with region lock. I'm not 100% sure how the region lock works, it may be that if its purchased but not turned on until it gets into the UK it may be fine.
Can't say about samsung pay as my bank don't support it, I use Google pay.

"All current Samsung phones come with an active regional lock when first bought. Assuming it's not also locked to a specific network, using a SIM from the same regional origin as the phone for at least 5 minutes of total talktime will disable the regional lock and allow you to use a SIM from any other region from then on."

 

[bandofbrothers2112]

I've lived with the Exynos in the Note 10 plus 5G for the last year trouble free so I'm guessing I'll be OK with the 990 as well

The sticking point is so many people have experienced issues with this particular chipset in their Samsung Galaxy s20 Ultra that it's hindering people pulling the trigger.

 

[evohicks]

The sticking point is so many people have experienced issues with this particular chipset in their Samsung Galaxy s20 Ultra that it's hindering people pulling the trigger.

Just a snippet that I came a cross earlier, as we all know the Note 20 ultra, just like the S20 ultra, cannot run at 120hz using WQHD setting, but the new Tab S7+ can so I believe, so this would mean that the Snapdragon 865+ could!
According to this guy the Snapdragon 865+ varient will have been disabled from doing this because the Exynos 990 isn't up to the task!
Of course nothing is solid fact but it makes you think....

https://youtu.be/xIl4h8R9to8

 

[mgbosshogg]

Perhaps. Although I have read that the 990/Mali is capable.

Those with 865 doing it ( OP8 / OPPO X2P) both have panel issues. Whether that's due to the dual lane allowing for 120hz @qhd is above my knowledge though.

Just a snippet that I came a cross earlier, as we all know the Note 20 ultra, just like the S20 ultra, cannot run at 120hz using WQHD setting, but the new Tab S7+ can so I believe, so this would mean that the Snapdragon 865+ could!
According to this guy the Snapdragon 865+ varient will have been disabled from doing this because the Exynos 990 isn't up to the task!
Of course nothing is solid fact but it makes you think....

https://youtu.be/xIl4h8R9to8