Samsung Galaxy Note 20 series may carry a similar price tag to the Galaxy Note 10 series, as its rumoured costs are cited by industry sources. According to reports, the upcoming Galaxy Note 20 may hit the South Korean markets for KRW 1.199 million, while the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra may cost KRW 1.452 million. Going by the cited amounts, it can be speculated that the new Galaxy Note 20 offerings could feature almost a similar pricing to its predecessor series. The Galaxy Note 20 series is largely expected to be launched at the South Korean giant’s online Galaxy Unpacked event on August 5.

In a report, South Korea’s Yonhap News Agency refered to industry sources who said that Samsung may discharge the Galaxy Note 20 arrangement in its local market with the previously mentioned sticker prices. The report didn’t explain whether the reputed Galaxy Note 20 Ultra valuing is for the 256GB or the 512GB stockpiling model.

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At the point when the Galaxy Note 10 arrangement was propelled in South Korea a year ago, the Galaxy Note 10 was estimated at KRW 1.248 million. The 256GB stockpiling variation of the Galaxy Note 10+ was valued at KRW 1.397 million and the 512GB model was valued at KRW 1.496 million. Thinking about these figures, it is reputed that the Galaxy Note 20 arrangement might be estimated like the Galaxy Note 10 arrangement.

The report additionally said that Samsung may bring down the cost of Galaxy Note 20 to help recoup from the business droop looked due to the coronavirus pandemic. It additionally recommended that the up and coming arrangement might be Samsung’s least expensive 5G lead offering.

The Galaxy Note 20 arrangement is relied upon to dispatch at Samsung’s online Galaxy Unpacked occasion on August 5, as its versatile boss Tae Moon Roh affirmed recently that the brand intends to dispatch “five new force gadgets” at the occasion. Post dispatch, the Galaxy Note 20 arrangement is relied upon to go on special in household markets on August 21.