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New listing confirms Samsung Galaxy Note 20 will include 5G and Wi-Fi 6 support

- Samsung’s Note 20 has appeared on the FCC’s website.
- The listing confirms the phone will feature Wi-Fi 6 and 5G support.
Leading up to Samsung’s announcement of Unpacked 2020, there was some confusion over whether the company would release two or three variants of the Note 20. With a variety of leaks to their names, the Note 20 Plus and Note 20 Ultra seemed like sure deals, but not so with the base model Note 20. However, thanks to a new FCC listing spotted by MySmartPrice, we now know the 6.7-inch Note 20 is making its way to the US.
An FCC listing usually indicates a device is ready to release in the US. The filing doesn’t reveal much in the way of new information about the Note 20-series. What it does do is confirm that the phone’s official model number is SM-981B. Moreover, the documents say the phone will include support for 5G and Wi-Fi 6 connectivity. Both of those were features of the Galaxy S20-series, so it’s unsurprising Samsung has decided to include them across all of its new Note phones.
It will also come bundled with the same 25W USB-C power adapter Samsung currently ships with it S20 phones. And if there was any doubt, the S Pen comes bundled in the box.