This is a Samsung Galaxy S 21 Ultra 5G Review :-
it's an incredibly good phone. I gotta say now. The thing
isn't only doing it do tons on paper because we already realize the large
numbers the large specs of the ultra story. That's all still here. But it does
tons of stuff that does not show abreast of the spec sheet that tons of the
subtle tweaks and changes that turn this from a very good phone. To an
excellent one.
Probably my most precious possession is wrapped in matte
black and it isn't getting to get on the spec sheet, but this is often a very
nice finish. it is a really very clean flat smooth black finish on the glass
than with a rather different texture on the metal housing around the cameras
then it turns into your typical glossy black round the edges, but just the
entire look of this phone.
To me is extremely intentional. I'm sticking by that just the way the camera module curves into the body of the phone the way it's sort of a like an overlay of another S21 Ultra 5G on top of the primary one really the worst thing about it's that it's still uneven so still rocks on a table, but everything else about this design I feel is nearly as good because it gets. I used to be quite worried it might look great out the box actually then just collect a tone of fingerprints and appearance awful, but This matte black has been shockingly good at rejecting fingerprints. So that's sweet something you would possibly have noticed is also Samsung has the carbon fiber weave within the camera module for like every other color of this phone except So, okay now that I'm done raving about the planning the galaxy S21 Ultra as a sequel to the s20 ultra is really largely an equivalent phone.
It's got tons of equivalent big numbers the ultra stuff remains here, but there is a lot of small intangibles tons of small adjustments that they've made that I actually like probably quite you think that then like I do not skills to mention this without sounding quite filled with it, So you bought to start up front thereupon display. This has been a strength of Samsung and their phones for years. So you'll expect great things and you see that with the improvements on paper, right? this is often an enormous OLED that will finally do 1440p resolution and 100 twenty Hertz at an equivalent time. It gets even brighter up to 1500 and it stops
So it's viewable in just about any conditions and therefore the new LT PO panel Tech makes it actively variants refresh rates between 10 Hertz and 100 20 Hertz to save lots of battery. But from my experience has stayed very responsive. I've never noticed a dip in frame rate in everyday use so it's managing very well, which may be a success. But even with all that stuff that's on the spec sheet. All the things are not on paper just like the incontrovertible fact that they keep flattening the display even quite last year. This one doesn't spill over the sides quite in the least anymore. More obviously like that. it is also a touch bit smaller and therefore the body of this phone. It's still an enormous phone. It's still huge but doesn't seem so overbearingly massive right?
How big is Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G?
It's actually smaller than the Galaxy S 20 Ultra 5G going from a six-point nine-inch to a six-point 8-inch display.
So the fingerprint sensor is new, I assume that might get on paper to but they've switched to a more modern generation Qualcomm under-display fingerprint reader which reader is noticeably bigger. It's one point seven times the dimensions of last year. I didn't notice it being any faster albeit its claim to be but just a bigger sense area by itself makes the experience of using the fingerprint sensor all the time much less frustrating. I even have fewer failed attempts. It feels less finicky and perhaps someday the entire bottom of the phone is going to be a fingerprint sensor, but until then, Then during this world of wearing masks, the improved fingerprint reader is welcome. So also on a paper snapdragon. then a High refresh rate display and a five thousand milliamp-hour battery. So this phone is clearly a flagship performer on paper. I do not personally use it for a while but off the paper. There are tons of improvements to at least one ui3 on this phone that does probably make a more meaningful difference to the user experience versus just the bleeding edge specs. Now, I've said before I'm not the most important fan of Samsung's software and there honestly I preferred on the brink of stock. Maybe oxygen OS is my favorite non-stock option, but you cannot sleep on Samsung software the entire reason they are doing what they are doing is to supply as many features as possible and that they are still at it. There are plenty of features packed into these phones that have tons of potential for personalization and just letting you tailor it to behave the way you would like. You never need to dive in and use any or all of the features because there is a lot but they'll be expecting you. If you've got the time to mess with them. I feel the things you'll first notice with S21 Ultra 5G is that the new volume control.
Sliders just a touch cleaner looking in one ui3 the new notification grouping on top of Android just an overall cleaner aesthetic and organization to things like that the stock apps and therefore the improved dark mode that I highly recommend looks great on this OLED display and may actually net you a touch little bit of extra battery life. But also the Google discover page to the side of the house screen and Samsung's launcher what who told him to try to that. I didn't see that coming. But hey if I compute Samsung and that I kept posing for A Google Play edition for of these years. I assume we all know that's probably never getting to happen again. But this is often a touch taste of that. It's close as it's getting to get. I do quite wish the search box showed up here to love it does within the Google app, but this is often solid, and that I guess if they let me map Bixby to Google Assistant everywhere on the phone, that might are the cherry on top. But anyway speaking of battery. We again have an ultra number five thousand milliamp hours and it's great on paper right in practice. I've had a really good battery experience now the thing to
Out which is an ongoing conversation is that the Qualcomm Snapdragon chip experience versus in other regions. There's an X in the DOS version. So this year with this phone would be Snapdragon Triple Eight versus the Exynos 2,100. Now the initial testing results show pretty promisingly basically for those that haven't known or haven't been filled in usually the Exynos version is far worse with battery life and performance and people regions initial testing is extremely promising for the Exynos 2100. I'm going to leave that actual conclusion getting to people that can get their hands on both phones, except for now with my experience on the Qualcomm phone, the excellent battery life on at some point. I got four hours of screen on time and ended around 50% subsequent day. I had around five hours had a touch less at the top of the day. I never once killed it during a single day. It's pretty clear that the mixture of the AAA chip and therefore the LTP. Oh, display Tech is working. Well, here I'd say it's what I'd call a worry-free battery.
Don't even really need to believe it an excessive amount of with some super heavy use and navigation and bright screen Outdoors all the time and gaming taking many photos and videos and maybe you will get to the top of the battery. But hey while we're here, let's talk cameras. they're an enormous part of the Ultra phone experience both figuratively and literally speaking so that they had all the checkboxes of massive Ultra numbers again hundred eight megapixels hundred times Zoom 8K video, I might say the experience has actually changed quite the photo quality remains roughly what we'd expect from a high-end Samsung phone and I'll get thereto during a second but there are more changes to how you get thereto photo and video that are better. So right once you first open the camera app Samsung asks you if you would like to require Natural or bright selfies rather than just defaulting to Bright all the time. I'm glad they added that option. They did not have to but that leads to far more natural selfies from that 40-megapixel camera.
Then the hundred X space Zoom, which yes is certainly extreme and doubtless still a gimmick to most of the people it got tons more stable and easier to use because of the topic locking within the viewfinder. So now when you're zoomed all the way in on something the camera tries to spot the topic of the photo you are taking and locks the viewfinder to trace that rather than shaking around such a lot. it's slightly annoying when your Like locked onto something that's almost what you're trying to shoot then you've got to undertake to regulate it. Probably zoom out and zoom back in but when it correctly picks her subject, it's great. The results are still insane and not super usable. But hey, if you were employing a hundred X before you will be happier with what proportion easier it's to use during this remake you in fact have the laser autofocus added to repair the autofocus issues. We saw with the s20 ultra and I'd say in 75% of cases. It works. It's sometimes still honking a touch bit with the
And then the camera app also now Auto detects when you're trying to require an extreme close-up and switches to macro, but it isn't a separate macro camera It uses the ultra-wide camera which has autofocus and an excellent close minimum Focus distance. So it actually takes really solid quality macros and it does 4K 60fps video from all the cameras now including the selfie camera and it will shoot a 12-bit raw photo. Photos in Pro mode which is an awesome capability that I'll probably rarely actually use personally quite just like the hundred and eight-megapixel mode, but it's definitely pleasant to possess they've added things just like the director's view which allows you to record video from multiple cameras simultaneously, which is enabled by the Snapdragon triple-eight potentially really useful for Vlog style shooting and therefore the use of to telephoto cameras a 3X and a 10x seemed peculiar initially, but I've found it actually makes tons of
So like I could live without the 10x and most of the people also could and S21 s do not have it and that is fine. But Samsung's committed to offering that quality super far zoom on this phone. So if they did the ten x by itself and not the 3x, well then everything from 1 x 2 10 x would be digital zoom on the most sensor and that is not ideal. So if they only did the 3x and not the 10x, well then everything from 3x therein. The super far range wouldn't be quite up to the ultra standard. so that they have a 3X and a 10x. then now everything from 1 to three x is a zoom on the first camera everything from 3 x 2 10 x is either on the
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