I recommend that you create a discussion post about this.
The following link will take you to the community page for smartphones + tablets to start a discussion:
https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/tag/newdiscussion/82?tagIds=82
The Note 20 Ultra has a larger 108mpx sensor that also shoots photos in 12mpx. This is called nonna binning. Nonna binning means that all sensors of the 108mpx sensor are used to shoot a 12mpx image at the end. This should allow for more detail and sharper photos. But basically both mobiles (iPhone and Note) shoot photos at 12mpx and only in high light you can use the 108mpx mode of the Note. The difference is not bad in high light. But not otherwise.
Barometer and also a changing value in hPa are displayed under Sensors. In my case, it is now around 966 hPa. I therefore assume that a barometer is installed.
There should be no problems with the apps, but it may be that the 5G bands used in Switzerland are not supported by the Hong Kong model, and the same applies to VoLTE.
The S20 Note Ultra with Snapdragon is a better version that is not intended for Europe but for Asia and probably also for North America, it has the operating system with all the more important languages. The first time it is used after switching on, the language selection appears and this is preset to Chinese, but you can press it and all the other languages are shown, and the keyboard is also preset to Chinese and you have to change it to, for example, German in the settings.
The week before last, I bought the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G with Snapdragon.
However, two things struck me:
1. there is no option in the settings to set up the eSim. Neither Swisscom's nor Samsung's support was able to help.
It's not that the option is greyed out or something, but that it's not there at all.
I have two sim cards (5G is included in both subscriptions). When I put both sim cards in the phone, I only get 4G. If I put only one sim card in, or activate it, I get 5G.
Do any of you know a solution or answer to this?
Is it because the device was imported from Hong Kong? If so, I wonder why Digitec is advertising the device with eSim, even though this option is not activated in Switzerland with the Snapdragon model.