New leaks suggest that the camera quality of Samsung's flagship phablet, the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, will be upgraded significantly.

A pair of new tweets from regular and reliable leaker Ice Universe detail the potential camera specs of the Note 20 Ultra. There is reason to believe that this information is reliable.

The first tweet points out that the Note 20 Ultra's maximum zoom will be 50x, not the Galaxy S20 Ultra's maximum of 100x. We have heard this before from Note 20 camera leaks, but it is unclear why Samsung would go this direction.

Optimization sounds like the right move; while the S20 Ultra's specs were impressive, the inherent difficulty of using high magnification on a phone, combined with a slow-focusing main sensor, made it a difficult phone to take good pictures. However, the Note 20 Ultra is said to have a laser depth sensor, which should hopefully solve the latter problem and make it much easier to use.

The second Ice Universe tweet shows some standard Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra cases; it's hard to compare the two phones side-by-side, as the Note 20 Ultra is a bit more compact than the standard Note 20, and the Note 20 Ultra is a bit more compact than the standard Note 20, but the Note 20 Ultra is a bit more compact than the standard Note 20. However, looking at the camera cutouts reveals a few things.

The rear camera is clearly larger on the Ultra, presumably to accommodate the periscope lens and laser sensor previously discussed, but the periscope lens module would not fit in the standard Note 20's more compact cutout. Other rumors suggest that the standard version will use the non periscope 3x zoom telephoto camera found on the S20 and S20 Plus, which is consistent with this view.

The only other thing that can really be observed from these images is the location of the volume and power buttons on the right side of the phone. Unfortunately, we do not know if these cases confirm the Note 20 Ultra's curved display rumor.

Both Note 20 models will feature 120Hz displays, 5G support, Snapdragon 865 or Exynos 990 chipsets (depending on the country of purchase), and a redesigned S Pen stylus with several new features. However, some major differences are rumored.

The Note 20 Ultra will have a larger display, 6.87 inches versus the Note 20's 6.42 inches. The Ultra will also likely have 12 GB of RAM instead of 8 GB, a larger battery, and a larger storage capacity.

Samsung's new phablet is rumored to be announced on August 5, so it may be a few weeks before we see it in the flesh; the Note 20 is expected to join a number of new products, including the Galaxy Fold 2, the Galaxy Watch 2 smartwatch, and the Galaxy Tab S7 tablet.