Samsung Note 20 Ultra Price in Bangladesh
If you’re searching samsung note 20 ultra price in bangladesh, you’ll quickly notice one annoying truth: the price depends a lot on the listing type (official vs used/pre-owned vs unofficial) and on the exact RAM/storage version. The quickest way to avoid seeing a “wrong” price is to match the variant to the listing.
Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra price in Bangladesh (official listing)
For the official listing, the snippet shows:
- Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra (12GB RAM / 256GB storage): BDT 134,999 (Official)
If the “official” price you see doesn’t match this amount, double-check the storage/RAM and the seller type. Official listings are usually the highest and the most consistent.
Samsung Note 20 Ultra price in Bangladesh (used / pre-owned listings)
Used and pre-owned prices drop fast, and they can vary a lot depending on the seller.
From the snippets shown in the search results, pre-owned/used examples include:
- Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G (12GB & 256GB): BDT 89,999/- (Pre-Owned)
- Other pre-owned/used examples shown in results include BDT 59,999 and BDT 61,999/- (as lower-price used options in the snippets)
So if you want to buy the Note20 Ultra for less, you’re generally deciding between:
- buying the same variant (like 12GB/256GB) but choosing pre-owned, or
- looking at other variants and hoping the listing matches your exact needs.
Price by storage/RAM: 12GB & 256GB vs other variants mentioned in searches
Most search results for this model focus on 12GB RAM / 256GB storage. The snippets we have also call out this combo, with different price levels depending on condition.
Here’s the variant mapping we can confirm from the snippets:
12GB RAM / 256GB storage
- Official: BDT 134,999
- Pre-owned (example shown for Note20 Ultra 5G): BDT 89,999/-
“Other variant mentioned” in searches (8GB & 128GB)
Searches also reference an alternate setup: 8GB RAM / 128GB storage (sometimes shown as “8 128” in related queries).
The key point is that, from the snippet info provided here, we can confirm official 12/256 and pre-owned 12/256 prices. We don’t have a specific official BDT figure for the 8/128 combo in the snippet details shown here, so any “8 128” price you see will depend on the listing type (official vs unofficial vs used) and the condition.
If an “8 128” listing looks far below the usual market range, it’s a sign it may not be official.
Official vs unofficial: what changes in the price listings
This is where many people get tripped up.
When a listing is marked Official, the price usually stays close to the higher, fixed figure shown for that exact variant. For this model, the confirmed official figure is:
- BDT 134,999 for 12GB/256GB
When a listing is Pre-Owned / Used, the price can drop a lot. In the snippets, the example for the same general storage class (12GB & 256GB) shows:
- BDT 89,999/- (Pre-Owned)
When a listing is Unofficial, the price can be all over the place. “Unofficial” usually means the seller isn’t presenting it as a standard official product listing, so the price can reflect details like:
- condition (very good vs heavily used)
- whether accessories are included
- battery wear / overall health (seller-dependent)
- whether the phone is locally sourced or involves swapped stock
- how clearly the seller describes the device
So, if you’re trying to compare prices fairly, don’t compare “unofficial used price” with “official price.” Compare:
- official vs official, or
- used vs used, for the same RAM/storage.
What is the price of Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G?
The snippet includes a Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G pre-owned listing example:
- Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G (12GB & 256GB): BDT 89,999/- (Pre-Owned)
So when people ask, “What is the price of Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G?” the honest takeaway from the snippet info is that it’s not one single fixed number. You’ll typically see a higher official figure for the main variant and a lower pre-owned figure for the 5G model, depending on the listing.
How old is a Note 20 Ultra 5G?
One of the snippets says the phone (Note20 Ultra 5G) was announced in Aug 2020.
That’s why you’ll see more used/pre-owned deals than brand-new ones. A 2020 flagship like this usually has a strong secondary market.
Quick checklist before you buy (variant, source type, and listing condition)
Before you pay for a Samsung Note 20 Ultra price in bangladesh deal, do this quick check. It takes a minute, and it can save you from regret later.
- Match the RAM/storage to the price
- If it says 12GB/256GB, check prices for that exact variant (official vs used).
- If it says 8GB/128GB (8 128), don’t assume it will cost the same as the 12/256 prices.
- Check the listing type
- Official listings should match the confirmed official price level (for 12/256).
- Pre-Owned / Used listings can be much lower. The snippet shows an example at BDT 89,999/- for 12/256.
- Unofficial listings can vary more, so treat them as more seller-dependent.
- Confirm it’s really the Note20 Ultra (and not just “Note” confusion)
- Make sure you’re buying the Note20 Ultra rather than a different Note model.
- If the listing mentions “5G,” confirm it clearly says Note20 Ultra 5G.
- Look at the listing condition
- “Pre-owned” can range from minor wear to major issues. If the seller doesn’t explain condition clearly, be extra careful.
And the key rule from the snippet pattern is simple: before you buy, confirm the RAM/storage and whether the listing is official or pre-owned so you match the price to your exact variant.
Related searches to explore if your variant isn’t listed
If you can’t find a price for your exact combo (like 8 128) right away, try searching using the same style as the related queries in the results. These searches often pull up listings that match your variant label more closely:
- Samsung Note 20 Ultra price in Bangladesh 12 256
- Samsung Note 20 Ultra price in Bangladesh 8 128
- Samsung Note 20 Ultra price in Bangladesh used
- Samsung Note 20 Ultra price in Bangladesh Unofficial
- What is the price of the Note20 Ultra in Bangladesh?
- What is the price of Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G?
That way, you’re more likely to land on the right storage/RAM setup and the right listing type (official vs pre-owned), instead of a random number that doesn’t match your phone.