Galaxy Note20 5G vs iPhone 11 Pro
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Galaxy Note20 5G
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£190.00
iPhone 11 Pro
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£199.73£639.00 newWhat's the difference between the Galaxy Note20 5G and iPhone 11 Pro?
Galaxy Note20 5G vs iPhone 11 Pro comes down to the RAM, screen size and screen type. Refurbished, the Galaxy Note20 5G starts at £190, £9.73 less than the iPhone 11 Pro. 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 screen: 6.7 inch vs 5.8 inch.
- Screen type: Super AMOLED Plus on the Galaxy Note20 5G, Super Retina XDR OLED on the iPhone 11 Pro.
Galaxy Note20 5G vs iPhone 11 Pro specs
The Galaxy Note20 5G and iPhone 11 Pro differ in several key areas that suit different users. The Galaxy Note20 5G offers a larger 6.7 inch screen with a Super AMOLED Plus display, more RAM at 8 GB, and supports 5G networks. It uses Android and has a USB-C connector. The iPhone 11 Pro has a smaller 5.8 inch Super Retina XDR OLED screen with slightly higher resolution and runs iOS. The iPhone 11 Pro uses the Lightning connector and supports 4G. Your choice depends on whether you want a larger display and 5G or prefer the iOS experience with a smaller screen and software updates.
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Galaxy Note20 5G vs iPhone 11 Pro battery life and software updates
Durability covers software support and operating system, both important for device longevity and user experience. The Galaxy Note20 5G and iPhone 11 Pro differ in these areas, which may influence your choice depending on how you use your phone.
Operating System
The Galaxy Note20 5G runs on Android, offering a different app ecosystem and customisation options. The iPhone 11 Pro runs on iOS, known for its integration with other Apple devices and services. Your choice depends on which operating system you prefer and how it fits your daily use.
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Galaxy Note20 5G vs iPhone 11 Pro screen
Screen quality influences how you view content and use your device. Both phones have 60 Hz refresh rates but differ in size, resolution, and screen technology, affecting your experience with videos, games, and reading.
Screen Size
The Galaxy Note20 5G has a larger 6.7 inch screen, providing more space for watching videos, browsing, and multitasking. The iPhone 11 Pro has a smaller 5.8 inch screen, which may suit those who prefer a more compact device that fits easily in one hand.
Resolution
The iPhone 11 Pro has a slightly higher resolution at 1125 x 2436 pixels, which can offer sharper images and text on its smaller screen. The Galaxy Note20 5G's 1080 x 2400 resolution on a larger screen still provides clear and vibrant visuals, especially with its Super AMOLED Plus display.
Screen Type
The Galaxy Note20 5G uses Super AMOLED Plus technology, known for bright colours and deep contrast. The iPhone 11 Pro features a Super Retina XDR OLED screen, designed for high brightness and accurate colours. Both offer quality displays but with subtle differences in colour rendering and brightness.
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Galaxy Note20 5G vs iPhone 11 Pro camera
Camera and front-facing camera quality matter for photography and video calls. Both phones have triple rear cameras with the same 12 megapixels for main shots but differ slightly in front camera resolution.
Front Camera Resolution
The iPhone 11 Pro 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 offers good quality for everyday use but with slightly lower resolution.
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Both phones have a triple rear camera setup with 12 megapixels for their main camera. This means both devices can capture detailed photos with multiple lenses for versatile shooting options.
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Other differences influence how you connect and use your phone daily, including network support, SIM options, physical size, and connectors.
Mobile Network
The Galaxy Note20 5G supports 5G networks, which can provide faster data speeds where available. The iPhone 11 Pro supports 4G, suitable for everyday internet use but without 5G capability. Choose based on your network needs and coverage.
SIM Card Options
The Galaxy Note20 5G uses dual physical SIM cards, allowing two separate physical SIMs at once. The iPhone 11 Pro combines a physical SIM with an eSIM, offering flexibility for switching networks without swapping SIM cards physically.
Connector Type
The Galaxy Note20 5G uses a USB-C connector, common for many devices and accessories. The iPhone 11 Pro uses Apple's Lightning connector, which requires compatible cables and accessories.
Size and Weight
The Galaxy Note20 5G is taller at 161.6 mm and wider at 75.2 mm, with a depth of 8.3 mm and weighs 192 g. The iPhone 11 Pro is smaller at 144 mm tall and 71.4 mm wide, slightly thinner at 8.1 mm, and lighter at 188 g. The Galaxy Note20 5G suits those who want a larger device, while the iPhone 11 Pro fits those preferring a more compact and lighter phone.
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The Galaxy Note20 5G comes in 128GB and 256GB storage options, suitable for users needing ample space for apps and media. The iPhone 11 Pro offers a broader range from 64GB up to 512GB, catering to those who want more storage for large files or extensive media collections.
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Galaxy Note20 5G or iPhone 11 Pro: which should you buy?
Buy the Galaxy Note20 5G if
- you want to spend less: it starts at £190, £9.73 less than the iPhone 11 Pro
- you want more RAM (8 GB vs 4 GB)
- you want a bigger screen (6.7 inch vs 5.8 inch)
Buy the iPhone 11 Pro if
- 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)
- you want a lighter build (188 g vs 192 g)
What our customers say
Customers say the Galaxy Note20 5G looks almost new and works perfectly, with many noting the phone is clean and efficient. Battery life is reported to last well, and the phone feels good in hand despite a few minor marks on some devices. The free case and screen protector were appreciated extras. Some users mention smooth data transfer and overall satisfaction with the device's condition and performance. A few comments highlight the missing original S Pen but otherwise praise the phone's usability and feel.
Reviews for the iPhone 11 Pro mention it looks very new and performs as expected from Apple products. Battery life is described as lasting all day with normal use, and the camera quality is praised. Some users note reliable performance and a good experience moving from Android. A few mention minor marks and occasional issues like random restarts or connectivity quirks but overall satisfaction with the device quality is common.
The Galaxy Note20 5G suits buyers who prefer a larger screen and Android experience with solid performance and good battery life. The iPhone 11 Pro fits those who want the iOS system, a compact size, and a phone that stays current with software updates.
Galaxy Note20 5G vs iPhone 11 Pro FAQs
Galaxy Note20 5G vs iPhone 11 Pro comes down to the RAM, screen size and screen type. The Galaxy Note20 5G has more RAM: 8 GB vs 4 GB. The Galaxy Note20 5G has a bigger screen: 6.7 inch vs 5.8 inch.
The Galaxy Note20 5G is cheaper refurbished, from £190 compared with £199.73 for the iPhone 11 Pro.
Both have the same main camera: 12 megapixels.
Updates for the Galaxy Note20 5G ended in Sep 2025. The iPhone 11 Pro is still supported and can run iOS 27.
Refurbished, the Galaxy Note20 5G comes in 128GB and 256GB, and the iPhone 11 Pro in 64GB, 256GB and 512GB.
