Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 512GB
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Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
I did not get to review the other S21 series, but based on the S20 experience, I think the S21 Ultra 5G would be a choice to go. My reason: the 100x space zoom is the killer feature that are not found in any other phones. Top that with S Pen support.
Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ 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 (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra at a glance: £1149 (128GB), £1199 (256GB), £1329 (512GB) Android smartphone 6.9in screen Four cameras with 13mm, 24mm, 72mm, and 240mm equivalent lenses 108MP main sensor 100x maximum zoom Choice of five colours www.samsung.com/ukWhile our main interest will always be...- Fourlens design gives huge compositional flexibility
- 10x lens provides great telephoto reach
- Attractive
- intuitive camera app
- Fantastic screen
- Large and heavy
- Very expensive
Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
The Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra is full to the brim with features, but you might not like how much it costs- Astonishing cameras
- Beautiful 120Hz display
- Noteworthy performance boost
- Xiaomi Mi 11 is (almost) half the price
- Lacks microSD expansion
- No charger in the box
Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
The Galaxy S21 Ultra is a no-holds-barred uber-flagship with sizeable proportions and a high price, but for your money, you get the most uncompromisingly capable smartphone on the market right now- Best camera phone to date
- Excellent performance
- Lighter than expected
- Great battery life
- Beautiful display
- No charger may irk some
- Loss of microSD slot
- It's big
- Price
Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
The Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G, freshly released, takes its place as the brand’s flagship, with all the biggest, fastest, smartest superlatives in tow. It’s got four rear cameras and a single front camera, a 6.8″ Dynamic AMOLED 2x display with a refresh rate of up to 120 Hz, and it even has an...- Overall performance is good
- Almost no discernible artifacts
- Dynamics are good at low volumes
- Good timbre performance at high SPL
- Few artifacts
- Good SNR across tested use cases
Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ 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 (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
The Galaxy S21 Ultra is indisputably the best Android phone you can buy right now. But it's still too big and too expensive for all but a small...- Gorgeous screen and overall design
- Excellent camera with killer telephoto abilities
- Great battery and performance
- Big and heavy
- No MicroSD card slot
Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ 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 (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
Let’s be honest, 2020 wasn’t a particularly good year for smartphone sales. We saw a handful of great phones hit the market, but the pandemic forced a lot of people to reevaluate what was truly important, and a flagship smartphone simply didn’t make the cut for most, especially devices like the...- Great Display
- Good Battery life
- Amazing Cameras
- Unique Design
- Adriddled Software
- Cheaper but still expensive