Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 512GB
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Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
“2021's only true flagship Galaxy S Series phone is the Galaxy S21 Ultra, which has extraordinary ability, particularly from the camera.”- Highly capable
- versatile camera
- Beautiful AMOLED screen
- Elegant new design
- Long battery life
- Latest software from Google and Samsung
- Price is down from last year
- Shaky Wi-Fi connectivity
- Intermittent charging problems
- Top-heavy design affects balance
- No MicroSD card slot
Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
Samsung's Galaxy S21 Ultra is a powerhouse smartphone, but can it fix the legacy burdened by its predecessor?...- Big
- bright
- 120Hz display Great battery life Versatile camera system Super-fast processor
- Expensive No expandable storage No charger in the box
Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
The Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra is the phone that the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra should of been. Last year's phone was a massively powerful handset that, in some areas, was coarse around the edges – and as such fell from grace in terms of receiving a perfect score.- Stunning 6.8-inch 120Hz WQHD+ screen
- Powerful flagship-grade hardware spec
- Feature packed camera system
- S Pen Digital Stylus support
- Large
- long-lasting 5,000mAh battery
- 5G network compatible
- Expensive
- despite a price drop
- Doesn't come with S Pen Digital Stylus
Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
It was always going to be tough for the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra to follow the fantastic phone that is the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra, at least as far as the experience is concerned. Yet, Samsung clearly has taken pains to find those specific points on the spec sheet, which needed an upgrade.
Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
An Android that earns its “ultra” title with an incredible camera array allowing you to capture moments other phones will simply miss- Awesome camera zoom capability
- Smooth
- ultra-bright screen
- Supports the S-Pen like a Galaxy Note
- No charger: a cheap move
- Some alternatives last longer between charges
- UK Exynos version not as powerful as upcoming Snapdragon phones
Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
Samsung shifted its annual Galaxy S series launch about a month to the left this year, and given the challenges we all faced in 2020, it is nice to see 2021 start off with some fresh phones from Samsung with a significant price drop.- Lovely design with matte finish back
- 5G support for all bands
- Advanced multiple cameras
- S Pen support
- Competive pricing
- High end internal specifications
- No MST support
Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
The S21 Ultra is a good phone for those who want an Android flagship that does everything and does everything better than everyone else. It is also a phone for those who need a camera that can capture those great selfies as well as the tiger in the bush during a Ranthambore safari.
Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
Samsung has addressed many of the pain points that last year’s S series Ultra model had and made key improvements to the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G to refine the overall experience. There are also a ton of value-added features that make it a more well-rounded device.
Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
In many ways, the Galaxy S21 Ultra is a by-the-book upgrade — it’s faster, its cameras are more polished, and its software is a little cleaner. Calling it a thrill would be a stretch.
Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
Samsung’s Galaxy S21 Ultra is more affordable than last year’s flagship, has more cameras, and adds an S Pen: on paper, at least, what’s not to love? Setting the bar for smartphones in 2021, the daddy of the currently three-strong Galaxy S21 family promises more of that monstrously effective Samsung...- Fantastic 120Hz display makes no resolution compromise
- 108MP camera is capable of great photos
- More affordable than last year's flagship phone
- Potent performance and long battery life
- S Pen functionality is a welcome addition from Galaxy Note
- No microSD
- no Samsung Pay MST
- and slower charging than the S20 Ultra
- 100x Space Zoom still feels like a gimmick
- S Pen implementation feels half-hearted