Galaxy Note20 5G vs iPhone 11
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Galaxy Note20 5G
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£190.00
iPhone 11
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£163.65£489.00 newWhat's the difference between the Galaxy Note20 5G and iPhone 11?
Galaxy Note20 5G vs iPhone 11 comes down to the RAM, battery and screen size. Refurbished, the iPhone 11 starts at £163.65, £26.35 less than the Galaxy Note20 5G. The Galaxy Note20 5G is the newer model, released in 2020.
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- The Galaxy Note20 5G has more RAM: 8 GB vs 4 GB.
- The Galaxy Note20 5G has a bigger battery: 4300 mAh vs 3110 mAh.
- The Galaxy Note20 5G has a bigger screen: 6.7 inch vs 6.1 inch.
Galaxy Note20 5G vs iPhone 11 specs
The Galaxy Note20 5G and iPhone 11 differ in several key areas that affect daily use. The Note20 5G has a larger, higher resolution Super AMOLED Plus screen ideal for watching videos and gaming, while the iPhone 11 has a smaller Liquid Retina IPS LCD screen that suits those preferring a compact display. The Note20 5G offers more RAM for smoother multitasking and a bigger battery capacity for longer use between charges. The Note20 5G supports 5G networks for faster mobile data, whereas the iPhone 11 supports 4G. Camera differences include a higher resolution front camera on the iPhone 11, and different charging connectors may influence accessory choices. Each device fits different needs depending on your priorities in screen size, software, and connectivity.
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Galaxy Note20 5G vs iPhone 11 battery life and software updates
Durability covers battery, software updates, operating system, and physical design. These affect how the phone performs over time and what experience you get daily.
Battery Capacity
The Galaxy Note20 5G has a 4300 mAh battery, which means it can store more power for longer usage between charges. This suits users who spend extended time on their phone without easy access to charging. The iPhone 11 has a 3110 mAh battery, which is smaller but still sufficient for everyday tasks and regular daily use.
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The Galaxy Note20 5G runs Android, offering flexibility and customisation options. The iPhone 11 uses iOS, known for its smooth integration with other Apple devices and a consistent user interface. Your choice depends on which OS you prefer.
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Galaxy Note20 5G vs iPhone 11 performance
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Galaxy Note20 5G vs iPhone 11 screen
Screen quality influences how you view content and interact with the phone. Differences include size, resolution, and screen type, which affect clarity, colour, and viewing space.
Screen Size
The Galaxy Note20 5G has a larger 6.7 inch screen, providing more room for videos, gaming, and multitasking. The iPhone 11 has a smaller 6.1 inch screen, which suits those who prefer a more compact device that fits easily in one hand.
Resolution
With a resolution of 1080 by 2400 pixels, the Galaxy Note20 5G offers sharper images and more detail, especially noticeable in high-definition content. The iPhone 11's resolution of 828 by 1792 pixels is lower, which is clear for everyday use but less detailed for close viewing or media consumption.
Screen Type
The Galaxy Note20 5G uses a Super AMOLED Plus screen, which generally delivers more vivid colours and deeper blacks. The iPhone 11 features a Liquid Retina IPS LCD screen, known for accurate colour reproduction and wide viewing angles. Your preference may depend on whether you prioritise vividness or colour accuracy.
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Galaxy Note20 5G vs iPhone 11 camera
Audiovisual features include front and main cameras, which affect photo quality and video calls.
Front Camera Resolution
The iPhone 11 has a 12 megapixel front camera, capturing more detail in selfies and video calls. The Galaxy Note20 5G has a 10 megapixel front camera, which still produces good quality images but with slightly fewer pixels.
Main Camera Resolution
Both phones have a 12 megapixel main camera, so photo resolution is similar. This means both devices can take photos with a comparable level of detail.
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Galaxy Note20 5G vs iPhone 11 size and design
Other features include connectivity, design dimensions, network support, and storage options. These affect how you use the phone daily and what accessories you might need.
Mobile Network Support
The Galaxy Note20 5G supports 5G networks, which can provide faster mobile data speeds where 5G coverage is available. The iPhone 11 supports 4G, offering reliable connectivity suitable for most users in many areas.
Connector Type
The Galaxy Note20 5G uses a USB-C connector, common among many modern Android devices and accessories. The iPhone 11 uses a Lightning connector, which is standard for Apple devices, so your charger and accessories choice depends on your ecosystem.
SIM Card Compatibility
The Galaxy Note20 5G supports dual physical SIM cards, useful if you want two separate phone numbers with physical SIMs. The iPhone 11 supports one physical SIM and an eSIM, allowing a digital second line without a physical card.
Device Dimensions and Weight
The Galaxy Note20 5G measures 161.6 mm in height, 75.2 mm in width, and 8.3 mm in depth, weighing 192 g. The iPhone 11 is 150.9 mm tall, 75.7 mm wide, and 8.3 mm deep, weighing 194 g. The Note20 5G is slightly taller and wider, offering a larger screen but with similar thickness and weight.
Storage Options
PhoneMart stocks the Galaxy Note20 5G in 128GB and 256GB versions, which provide ample space for apps, photos, and media. The iPhone 11 is available in 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB, giving you more choice if you prefer a lower or higher storage capacity.
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Galaxy Note20 5G or iPhone 11: which should you buy?
Buy the Galaxy Note20 5G if
- you want more RAM (8 GB vs 4 GB)
- you want a bigger battery (4300 mAh vs 3110 mAh)
- you want a bigger screen (6.7 inch vs 6.1 inch)
Buy the iPhone 11 if
- you want to spend less: it starts at £163.65, £26.35 less than the Galaxy Note20 5G
- you want a higher-resolution front camera (12 megapixels vs 10 megapixels)
- you want longer software support (supported, up to iOS 27 vs ended Sep 2025)
What our customers say
Customers say the Galaxy Note20 5G looks almost new and works perfectly. Battery life is praised for lasting well, and the phone runs efficiently. Many highlight the phone's clean condition and ease of use, with some noting minor marks that do not affect performance. Users appreciate the large screen and smooth operation, and some mention that the device feels like new and is a great deal. A few note that accessories like the S Pen might be replaced, but overall satisfaction is high.
Reviews of the iPhone 11 describe it as looking perfect and working smoothly, with battery health often near 100%. Users report that the phone feels like new and performs well for everyday use. Several customers mention smooth performance and good cosmetic condition, sometimes with very minor screen imperfections. The device is described as reliable and suitable for those who want a solid iOS experience. Some users note the phone is a good gift or recommendation.
The Galaxy Note20 5G suits those who want a larger screen and strong battery life with Android flexibility. The iPhone 11 fits buyers seeking a smaller device with the latest iOS updates and a high-quality front camera. Both deliver reliable performance and good condition in refurbished form.
Galaxy Note20 5G vs iPhone 11 FAQs
Galaxy Note20 5G vs iPhone 11 comes down to the RAM, battery and screen size. The Galaxy Note20 5G has more RAM: 8 GB vs 4 GB. The Galaxy Note20 5G has a bigger battery: 4300 mAh vs 3110 mAh.
The iPhone 11 is cheaper refurbished, from £163.65 compared with £190 for the Galaxy Note20 5G.
The Galaxy Note20 5G has a bigger battery: 4300 mAh vs 3110 mAh.
Both have the same main camera: 12 megapixels.
Updates for the Galaxy Note20 5G ended in Sep 2025. The iPhone 11 is still supported and can run iOS 27.
Refurbished, the Galaxy Note20 5G comes in 128GB and 256GB, and the iPhone 11 in 64GB, 128GB and 256GB.
