Best Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra cases 2022

While Spigen’s Rugged Armor might be more popular, the Liquid Air is so much more appealing, both in hand with its deeper texturing and visually with a uniform look. It isn’t nearly as bulky but still retains impressive sturdiness.

I have loved the Vanguard Series for the last couple of generations of Galaxy phones because the color options go beyond the boring black and blue, and the sturdy kickstand works in portrait mode and landscape.

The Note 20 Ultra didn’t get that lovely Mystic Green color, but you can at least get a bit of that earthy glow with the Aqua Green version of the Parallax, or midnight blue or burgundy if you prefer.

OtterBox is better known for the ridiculously durable Defender Series. Still, I’m partial to the Symmetry because it’s thinner, easier to get on and off the phone, and it usually comes in more attractive colors.

Named for the God of War, this two-stage clear case keeps the Note 20 Ultra safe while showing off that Samsung styling. The color options for the bumper and accents here are quite fetching, with red and purple in addition to the basic black.

Samsung’s first-party leather case remains the leather case to beat for yet another generation. Still, the color options for this device are more earthy and sophisticated than previous years, with black, brown, and green.

If you don’t want to bulk up your Note 20 Ultra but need to add some grip, the Spigen Thin Fit is a minimalist, thin and flexible case that offers sufficient protection and guards against scratches. There’s even space inside to accommodate a QNMP metal plate so you can magnetically attach it to compatible car mounts.

This functional and fashionable folio allows you to ditch the wallet and carry everything together. I adore UK-based Snakehive’s suede-like full-grain leather, especially when it comes in fun colors like teal, bottle green, and plum.

Urban Armor Gear is long-known for its military-grade cases, and the Civilian keeps you covered while also sporting an understated look in a variety of color options, including my preferred Mallard Blue.

Being able to prop up the Note 20 Ultra while you’re out and about is a wonderful addition, especially when you can accomplish this without being saddled with a bulky tank of a case. This one also adds an excellent grip.

The best way to protect your Note 20 Ultra is never to let it slip out of your hands in the first place. So speck upgraded the Presidio case line for the Note 20 Ultra, which should last longer, grip easier, and feel better in hand.

If you’re determined to avoid adding any thickness to your Note 20 Ultra while guarding the glass back from scratches and slips, Anccer’s Colorful Series can let you trade bronze or black for bold green.

While the Fusion-X offers more robust protection, its more aggressive look can put off many users. However, the Fusion provides most of the same protection without betraying the look of the phone.

Fabric cases are fewer and further between these days, but this case features a flexible bumper around the sides, and a two-tone textile feel around the back that simulates denim as well as leather.

Goodness knows the back of the Note 20 Ultra is certainly big enough to hold a few cards, and this understated case from Spigen lets you carry them without being as obvious as other folio cases.

If you prefer your clear cases a little more robust and rugged, the Ghostek Atomic’s multi-layer bumper should help it survive 12-foot drops. I also like the bold metallic accents around the edges.

Samsung’s silicone cases are always perfectly color-matched to the Note models, and this one is no exception, offering white, black, and “brown,” which is undoubtedly, unabashedly pink.

This unique card-concealing case is thinner than your usual folio fare, and it’s not as obviously a wallet case because the entire back folds open like a secret door. Inside, you can store a credit card, and there’s even a hidden mirror and kickstand feature.