Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra
Full device reference for the Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra, including viewport size, native resolution, pixel density, DPR, and supporting responsive-design details.
Quick summary
Viewport
412 x 883 PX
Resolution
1440 x 3088 PX
Density
496 PPI
DPR
3.5 XXXHDPI
Viewport
412 x 883 PX
Resolution
1440 x 3088 PX
Density
496 PPI
DPR
3.5 XXXHDPI
What this device means for responsive design
The Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra uses a viewport of 412 x 883 PX, which makes it a key target for mobile layout testing. Designers and developers should rely on the viewport value for CSS breakpoints, while the native resolution and DPR help explain image sharpness and rendering density.
Example breakpoint
@media (max-width: 412px) {
/* target layouts around Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra width */
}Display profile
Detailed specifications
A clean reference table for the most important device and display values.
CSS Media Query
@media (min-width: 412px) and (max-width: 412px)Responsive design notes
Use the viewport for layout decisions, the native resolution for asset planning, and the DPR when understanding how CSS pixels map to physical pixels.
Use viewport for CSS
Focus on 412 x 883 PX when planning breakpoints and layout widths.
Use resolution for assets
The native 1440 x 3088 PX resolution helps guide image export sizes and display sharpness.
Use DPR for scaling
A DPR of 3.5 XXXHDPI means this screen maps multiple physical pixels to one CSS pixel.
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What is the screen resolution of the Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra?
The Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra has a 1440 x 3088 PX screen resolution on a 6.9 INCH display, resulting in a pixel density of 496 PPI.
What is the CSS viewport size of the Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra?
The Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra has a CSS viewport of 412 x 883 PX. This is the value returned by window.innerWidth and window.innerHeight in JavaScript, and the value that CSS media queries respond to.
What CSS media query should I use for the Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra?
To target the Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra viewport, use: @media (max-width: 412px). For a mobile-first approach, this targets the device at and above its viewport width.
What is the pixel density (PPI) of the Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra?
The Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra has a pixel density of 496 PPI, which corresponds to a device pixel ratio (DPR) of 3.5. This means CSS pixels are scaled up to produce crisp, high-resolution rendering on the physical display.