Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 512GB
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Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
This is the Snapdragon 888 edition of Samsung’s Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G. Like it counterpart , it comes in a 6.8-inches Quad-HD+ display with 1440 x 3200 pixels. Some of the display technology includes HDR10+, 120Hz refresh, Gorilla Glass Vectus protection as well as a dot notch housing the frontal...
Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
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.- 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 Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra is definitely one of the most expensive non-foldable flagships on the market. It is €100 cheaper than the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra and €50 cheaper than the iPhone 12 Pro Max when those were released.- Daring
- bold design
- AMOLED WQHD+ 120 Hz screen is sublime
- Improved Exynos 2100 chipset
- Versatile camera module
- Fantastic 10x zoom
- Great battery life and performance
- Fluid OneUI 3.1 interface is feature-rich
- Exynos 2100 does not outperform the Snapdragon 888 SoC
- No charger included
- No microSD slot
- 25-watt fast charging only
- S-Pen is nearly redundant
- Expensive (although cheaper than the S20 Ultra)
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 redesign, though relatively minor, has a major impact by making the Galaxy S21 Ultra stand out again. The gorgeous adaptive 120Hz WQHD+ display and useful extras like S Pen support make the Galaxy S21 Ultra a joy to use.- Excellent performance, Large and vivid 120Hz adaptive display, Versatile and impressive cameras, Reliable software updates, S Pen support
- Slightly disappointing battery life, No charger in the box
Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra (Review Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra)
A superzoom camera phone with future-proof connectivity- Beautiful design and solid build, Excellent photo quality at up to 10x zoom, Equipped for next-gen C-band and Wi-Fi 6E connectivity
- Heavy
Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKGXNZ review
Samsung are one of the most popular brands of AndroidSmartphones. As with most recent Smartphones the main advances are made with the cameras and for that reason you could say this is a camera phone as a lot of people no longer bother to carry a camera day to day.
Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
A mobile powerhouseSamsung 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
Samsung Galaxy S21 ULTRA (512GB) 5G Phantom Black SM-G998BZKHXNZ review
Samsung’s “Ultra” phones are meant to be the absolute pinnacle of the company’s (non-folding) mobile technology. And so the Galaxy S21 Ultra — the third Ultra phone after the S20 and Note 20 Ultras — spares very few expenses.- Excellent camera system
- Beautiful screen with high refresh rate
- Great battery life
- Ads in Samsung software
- No expandable storage
- Bixby