Samsung's Galaxy Note 20 will be available in five color options: gray, copper, and green for the Galaxy Note 20, and black and copper for the Note 20 Plus.

At least this is according to GalaxyClub, which claims to have been informed about the launch colors of Samsung's next flagship phone. considering that the back of the Galaxy Note 10 Plus was a rather bright iridescent glass, the Galaxy Note 20 Plus s copper color is also expected to be quite striking.

However, other color options are likely to be a bit more subdued than those of the Galaxy Note 10, and Samsung's new phablet could be positioned as a professional-oriented device compared to its smaller sibling.

Given that the Galaxy Note 20 is scheduled to launch in August, these leaked color options may be the last we see in a few months. Also, thanks to the model number being listed in China's certification database, the Galaxy Note 20 Plus is almost confirmed, along with key specs such as 5G and 25W fast charging.

While the name of the Galaxy Note 20 Plus is not explicitly mentioned, the model number lends significant credence to previous leaks and chatter that two models are planned for the Galaxy Note 20 lineup. The first is a punch-hole selfie camera and a standard Note 20 with a 6.42-inch display with a 120Hz refresh rate. The Plus model, on the other hand, will feature a 6.9-inch AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate and LTPO technology that varies the refresh rate to prevent the display from sucking too much power. [The Note 20 has a 4,000 mAh battery, surpassing the Note 10's 3,500 mAh battery. The larger Note 20 Plus will have either the Galaxy S20 Plus' 4,500 mAh pack or the Galaxy S20 Ultra's 5,000 mAh battery; the Note 20 Plus will also support an optional 45W charger like the Galaxy S20 Ultra, battery can be charged at a faster rate.

The Note 20 is expected to feature a triple rear camera array similar to the Note 10 and Galaxy S20; only the Note 20 Plus is expected to feature a 108 MP camera like the Galaxy S20 Ultra, but with an upgraded sensor. .

Overall, the Galaxy Note 20 phones are going to be a solid, if not revolutionary, upgrade over the previous model. And that's not a bad thing, as the Note 10 model is some of the best large phones around, thanks to its impressive display, excellent camera performance, and S Pen capabilities.