By now, it’s clear that there will be at least three Galaxy Note 20 Ultra versions, depending on whether they have 5G connectivity, and the chipset they are powered by. The rumored Galaxy Note 20 Ultra (whatever Samsung calls it) model without 5G connectivity goes by the model number SM-N985F.
As is typical, the numbering indicates that this is an Exynos version for the international market, and, surprise, surprise, not all carriers abroad have entered the 5G rat race like Verizon, AT&T or T-Mobile are having at it here. The FCC listing for SM-N985F clearly lacks 5G frequency support in all the connectivity mentions, too.
