Samsung Galaxy S21 128GB
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Samsung Galaxy S21 review: The best 'small' flagship of 2021?
We have already reviewed a couple of Galaxy S21 smartphones here on NextPit, but the vanilla Galaxy S21 recently arrived in our editorial office several weeks after its release. We no longer want to withhold our review from you. Is your current smartphone too big for your hands?- Comparatively compact form factor, Fast performer even when compared to Plus & Ultra models, Plastic back looks surprisingly good, Extended software support
- Poor battery life, No S-Pen support, No UWB chip, No expandable memory
Samsung Galaxy S21 Phantom Grey (128GB) SM-G991BZADXNZ review
This is the Exynos model, as well as the International model of the Samsung Galaxy S21 5G. It is the direct successor to the Exynos model of S20 of last year, and come in a 6.2-inches display with Full-HD+ resolution. The screen panel is Dynamic AMOLED 2X with upto 120Hz refresh rate.
Samsung Galaxy S21 Phantom Grey (128GB) SM-G991BZADXNZ review
The Samsung Galaxy series is one of the best-selling flagship phone series’ out there, thanks to its excellent performance and modern design. For the Galaxy S21 series, Samsung went all out, bringing down the price of the entry-level model, and making the top-tier “Ultra” model better than eve...Samsung Galaxy S21 Phantom Grey (128GB) SM-G991BZADXNZ review
The Galaxy S21 is a superb compact flagship phone with a brilliant 120Hz refresh rate Super AMOLED display, a great rear camera array capable of 8K video and excellent overall performance. If you want the ultimate uber phone, the Galaxy S21 Ultra awaits.- Surprisingly beautiful faux metal finish
- Excellent build quality
- Stereo speakers
- Powerful performance
- Good cameras
- Great battery life
- No expandable storage
- No charger or earbuds in the box
- No 3.5mm audio jack
Samsung Galaxy S21 Phantom Grey (128GB) SM-G991BZADXNZ review
We take a deep dive with the Samsung Galaxy S21- Great look
- Fast and snappy performance
- Full of features to explore
- Good camera quality
- Speakers are improved over last gen
- Plastic back is a no-no at $800
- The plethora of features can be overwhelming
- take it slow
- The UI looks a bit flat and tacky
- Bye
- bye
- microSD card slot
Samsung Galaxy S21 Phantom Grey (128GB) SM-G991BZADXNZ review
If you're a fan of Samsung devices and upgrading from an older phone, you'll likely enjoy a lot of what the S21 offers- Great display
- Unique
- fresh design
- Decent battery life and performance
- Unreliable camera software
- One UI needs polish (and less ads)
- A bit pricey for what's on offer
Samsung Galaxy S21 Phantom Grey (128GB) SM-G991BZADXNZ review
Part of Samsung's smartphone philosophy is to offer every user the device that is perfectly right for them. The Galaxy S21 series is no different. The Galaxy S21 serves the largest target group among Galaxy S fans.- bright AMOLED display running at 120 Hz
- fast Exynos SoC
- very good camera
- 5G
- dual SIM
- and eSIM
- Wi-Fi 6E
- Bluetooth 5.0
- NFC
- plastic back
- no power adapter included
- storage not expandable
- throttles under load
- average battery life
Samsung Galaxy S21 Phantom Grey (128GB) SM-G991BZADXNZ review
A flagship that has learned the right lessons
Samsung Galaxy S21 Review
There are sacrifices yes, but this is still a great phone for a more enticing price. It has a lovely screen, a reliable camera and a slick new design that feels a little bit futuristic. The basics are here and they're all done excellently.- Much more affordable
- Still a great screen (and it's flat)
- Snappy performance
- Lack of microSD and WQHD+ resolution make it feel like an S20 downgrade
- Doesn't feel as good as previous S series phones
- Minimal camera upgrades
Samsung Galaxy S21 Phantom Grey (128GB) SM-G991BZADXNZ review
Not everyone wants (or can afford) a Merc. The Galaxy S21 is for people who need something great but also practical....- Fair price Great design Solid camera system Powerful processor
- No in-box charger Mediocre fast charging No expandable storage