Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 256GB
The Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G measures 6.8-inch diagonally and features an Edge Quad HD+ display. It comes in two basic colours: phantom black and silver. In addition, there are three exclusive colours available on Samsung.com. An S-5 provides functionality similar to Galaxy Note.
The S21 Ultra is the largest and most premium model in the Galaxy S21 series.
A newer model Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra 5G 256GB was released in February 2022.
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Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
The Galaxy S21 Ultra is Samsung’s latest big, heavy and expensive superphone that makes meaningful improvements to both the camera and general usability. All the usual top-quality elements are there.- big 120Hz screen
- 5G
- great and flexible camera
- 3x and 10x optical zoom
- dual sim
- One UI
- wireless charging and powershare
- good performance
- long battery
- fast fingerprint scanner.
- huge
- heavy
- very expensive
- no headphone socket
- only three-plus years of software updates.
Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
We’re a tad late to the party (thanks, Samsung!), but our Galaxy S21 Ultra has arrived. As you know, we like to kick it old school and do a good ol’ fashioned unboxing, so let’s not waste any more time and get straight to it. In the below video, we’ll unbox the device, go over the box’s lack of...
Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
Surprise, the Galaxy S21 Ultra is launching a month earlier than anticipated, and that’s good news if you’re eager to own the very best of what Samsung can pack into a smartphone. It wowed us with a huge screen, five cameras and the best zoom on any readily available Android phone.- The best camera zoom
- Mesmerizing design
- S Pen support
- Expensive at any level
- No microSD card slot
- Just 128GB of storage to start
Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra review: The top dog?
The clear flagship in the S21 family - and a better performer than the smaller S21 and S21+ models, thanks to its better cameras - the Ultra is the pick for those who want all the best that Samsung offers. Its great display, stacks of power and performance, is only tempered slightly by battery life that's quick to drain when put under pressure.- Great new finish and improved design
- Powerful internal hardware
- Adaptive refresh rate
- S Pen stylus support
- Camera performance
- Stands apart from rest of S21 range
- No microSD card slot
- Undeniably expensive
- Camera setup more confusing than it needs to be
- Battery life isn't great under pressure
Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
The Galaxy S21 Ultra is priced at PHP 69,990 for the 12GB + 256GB variant, and PHP 79,990 for the 16GB + 512GB option. Compared to its predecessor, the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra holds note-worthy upgrades that are perfect for creatives or users with demanding lifestyles—or you just have the budget...
Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G (256GB, Black) AU - Pristine review
Android phones often try to market specs, with companies throwing everything but the kitchen sink at their flagship phones. But the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra may be the first phone that’s throwing the right specs at you — right, in the sense that they go a long way in justifying the price.
Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G (256GB, Black) AU - Pristine review
As we’re wrapping up the review, I’m left with quite a few different views on the new S21 series, all depending on the model, with also some value considerations depending on the price you’re able to get the new phones at.
Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G (256GB, Black) AU - Pristine review
So all in all, yes, we do feel that the Enhanced Game Booster did bring some improvements to the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G. As mentioned, the RAM allocation and processing speed directed to some mobile games proved useful.
Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G (256GB, Black) AU - Pristine review
While not perfect, I think the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G is pretty close. It’s missing some features that I’ve grown accustomed to with my previous phones, mainly expandable storage, and an AUX jack, but I believe the additions make up for the subtractions.
Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G (256GB, Black) AU - Pristine review
The Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G marks a new era in smartphone design for the company. But with one of its major competitors challenged by a Google services lockout, has Samsung chosen to innovate or rest on its laurels?