Is Samsung's Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G pricier to make than the S20 Ultra 5G? Not so fast!

Samsung had a lot of hard choices to make after releasing the 5G-enabled at an outlandish retail price of $1,400, especially given that the spring 2020 flagship lineup both due to the coronavirus pandemic and its own shortcomings.

Ultimately, decided to ditch the gimmicky 100x "Space Zoom" feature and largely useless 3D Time-of-Flight sensor while also downgrading the gargantuan 5,000mAh battery to 4,500mAh capacity for the otherwise impressive 6.9-inch . 

That allowed the company to shave 100 bucks off the MSRP of its latest S Pen-wielding hero ...

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