The Galaxy Note20 Ultra is the most expensive Galaxy Note device ever launched for a starting price of $1,299.99. Unfortunately, that does not make it the perfect phone as certain users are reporting display burn-in issue on their units with the official S-View Flip Cover accessory.
AMOLED displays are susceptible to get burn-ins in the longer run. Poor-quality panels are likely to be affected earlier. The display on the Galaxy Note20 Ultra is definitely not a low-quality panel but still, some users are facing the issue.
These are users who use Samsung’s official S-View Flip Cover made for Galaxy Note20 Ultra. As you can see from the image attached above, the burn-in is visible on the right side of the phone’s display, the part of the screen used by the accessory’s transparent section.
The root cause for this issue is yet to be determined, however, Android Police notes that it could be due to a bug that fails to turn off the portion of the display used by the cover after a long period of time.
Interestingly, the issue got fixed for select affected users when they switched to a different case. That said, Samsung is yet to release an official statement regarding this matter.
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