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Here’s where you can buy the Samsung Galaxy Note 20

Here’s where you can buy the Samsung Galaxy Note 20

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Starting at $1,000 for the base model and $1,300 for the Note 20 Ultra

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Samsung announced its new Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra phones at its Unpacked 2020 online event in early August 2020. At this point, The Verge’s Dieter Bohn has now published his full review of the larger Note 20 Ultra. You can read that here or watch the video component of the review above. I’m just here to tell you where to buy them. Oh, and if you’re curious about when you can preorder the new Galaxy Z Fold 2, that’s coming on September 1st.

Both Note 20 phones have already released, and if you placed a preorder, you can go ahead and redeem free goodies with your purchase. Buying the $1,000 Note 20 earned you a $100 Samsung credit that can be redeemed on its site or through the Shop Samsung app, and it can go toward “curated bundles and select products like Samsung TVs, Galaxy Buds Live, tablets and more.”

The $1,300 Note 20 Ultra comes with a $150 credit. To redeem either credit, you’ll need to provide your proof of purchase through the Shop Samsung app. (Note: you’ll be eligible for this credit regardless of where you choose to buy a Note 20-series device.)

One of those curated bundles, in case you were curious, is an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Bundle that includes the PowerA MOGA XP5-X Plus Bluetooth gaming controller and a three-month subscription to Game Pass Ultimate. The fine print mentions that the Game Pass Ultimate subscription will work only if you’re a new subscriber, though, not a current one.

Lastly, if you placed a reservation for your Note 20 or Note 20 Ultra preorder ahead of the Unpacked event on August 5th, you’ll get an additional $50 credit that can be used on the products mentioned above.

Below, you’ll find all of the carrier stores and retailers that are selling these two phones.

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Samsung Galaxy Note 20

Samsung is selling one configuration of the Note 20 in the US. It has 128GB of internal storage and 8GB of RAM. There’s no microSD support on this model. This size of the Note 20 has a 6.7-inch FHD+ screen with a hole-punch camera and is powered by the Snapdragon 865 Plus processor. The Note 20 and the Note 20 Ultra model below are 5G-ready, with support for mmWave and sub-6GHz coverage.

Samsung Galaxy Note 20 /

Costs $1,000 unlocked. Available in mystic bronze, gray, or green.

Buy at Samsung

Samsung Galaxy Note 20 /

Costs $1,000, but you can save up to $700 when you activate and trade in a device.

Buy at Best Buy
  • Verizon is offering the Note 20 with a 24-month installment plan for $41.66 per month. It’s available in three colors: “mystic bronze,” “mystic gray,” and “mystic green.” If you buy a Note 20, you can get another Note 20 for “as low as free” if you get it with a premium Unlimited plan, or you can get half off with any other Unlimited plan. Lastly, you can get up to $500 worth of trade-in credit toward the phone if you’re upgrading and on an Unlimited plan.
  • AT&T is selling the Note 20 in-store and online. It’s carrying all five colors: black, white, green, gray, and bronze. New and current AT&T customers can get a Note 20 for free (after $1,000 in billing credits are paid back over a 30-month period) when they trade in a phone in good condition worth at least $60 in credit and buy the Note 20 on a 30-month installment plan with AT&T’s unlimited plan, which will cost $33.34 per month.
  • At T-Mobile, the Note 20 costs $41.67 per month with its 24-month installment plan. If you buy a Note 20, you can get another one free (after getting $1,000 back in billing credits over a 24-month period) if you add a line to your account. Additionally, you can get up to $500 off if you trade in a qualifying phone.
  • Xfinity Mobile is offering the Note 20 in the bronze, gray, or green colors. Until September 15th, customers can get $400 off the Galaxy Note 20 when they buy it, activate a new line, and transfer their number. Existing customers will receive a $400 Visa prepaid card in lieu of the device discount when they upgrade an existing line with a Note 20.
The Note 20 Ultra’s camera bump is substantial.
Photo by Becca Farsace / The Verge

Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra

This larger model with a 6.9-inch QHD+ OLED screen and a 120Hz refresh rate comes in two configurations in the US. Each is built with 12GB of RAM, but you can choose between a 128GB model or one with 512GB of storage. This model has microSD support.

Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra /

Costs $1,300 unlocked. Available in mystic bronze, black, or white.

Buy at Samsung

Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra /

Costs $1,300, but you can save up to $700 when you activate and trade in a device.

Buy at Best Buy
  • Verizon offers the Note 20 Ultra with a 24-month installment plan for $54.16 per month. It’s available in three colors: “mystic bronze,” “mystic gray,” and “mystic green.” As mentioned earlier, buying a Note 20 Ultra can get another Note 20 for “as low as free” if you get it with a premium Unlimited plan, or you can get half off with any other Unlimited plan. Lastly, you can get up to $500 worth of trade-in credit toward the phone if you’re upgrading and on an Unlimited plan.
  • AT&T now carries the Note 20 Ultra in-store and online. It’s carrying all five colors: black, white, green, gray, and bronze. New and current AT&T customers can get a Note 20 for free (after $1,000 in billing credits are paid back to you over a 30-month period) when they trade in a phone in good condition worth at least $60 in credit and buy the Note 20 Ultra on a 30-month installment plan with AT&T’s unlimited plan, which will cost $43.34 per month for the 128GB version or $48.34 per month for the upgraded 512GB model.
  • T-Mobile is offering the Note 20 Ultra with 128GB of storage for $54.17 per month with its 24-month installment plan. The 512GB option requires $149.99 down and costs $54.17 per month. If you buy a Note 20 Ultra, you can get a Note 20 for free (after getting $1,000 back in billing credits over a 24-month period) if you add a line to your account. Additionally, you can get up to $500 off if you trade in a qualifying phone.
  • Xfinity Mobile is offering the Note 20 Ultra in the bronze, black, or white colors. Until September 15th, customers can get $400 off the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra when they buy it, activate a new line, and transfer their number. Existing customers will receive a $400 Visa prepaid card in lieu of the device discount when they upgrade an existing line with a Note 20 Ultra.