samsung galaxy s21 ultra Review

Samsung Galaxy s21 Ultra Review2023 : Exploring Brilliance

ByRamsha Mehmood

Welcome to Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra Review. The Galaxy S21 Ultra is Samsung’s new ‘everything phone,’ with better cameras, beefier specs, and even S Pen compatibility to outperform the Note 20 Ultra, which is already a popular device.

It boasts five cameras, including one with a 108MP sensor, two telephoto cameras with 100x zoom, and a 40MP selfie camera, as well as 5G, all-day battery life, and up to 16GB of RAM. Say goodbye to MST and the microSD card slot for additional storage.

Let’s see the Samsung Galaxy s21 Ultra Review

Design:

The iPhone 12 Pro Max is thinner and lighter than the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra. The display is curved, but not in an irritating way; I’ve never tapped something on the screen by accident.

The 1.7x larger fingerprint sensor is one of my favourite design changes. Only two colours are available from carriers, with a Navy Blue colourway exclusive to Best Buy.

Display:

The Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra features a 6.8-inch Dynamic AMOLED display with a 120Hz dynamic refresh rate and quad HD resolution. It has a max brightness rating of 1,500 nits, which is more than the iPhone 12 Pro Max’s 654 nits. Samsung claims that its screen has a contrast ratio of 3 million:1, which is 50% more than the S20 Ultra’s.

Performance:

The Galaxy S21 series features brand-new chipsets and software that have been simplified slightly. While we haven’t done in-depth side-by-side comparisons yet, both appear to be extremely responsive, even if the Geekbench scores don’t quite match.

The fact that the S21 phones don’t feature a microSD card slot for additional capacity has turned off a lot of customers. The S21 Ultra comes with 128GB of internal storage and 12GB of RAM, but that may not be enough for some users.

You can either have the version with 256GB of storage and 16GB of memory or the version with 256GB of storage and 32GB of memory.

Video:

The Galaxy S21 Ultra can record 8K video at 30 frames per second and capture 4K video at 60 frames per second with all of its cameras. If you wish to snap photographs and stills at the same time, Single Take 2.0 is a lot of fun.

Camera:

The Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra boasts five cameras and a zoom range of 100x, with photo zooms of 3x, 10x, and 30x that capture the shot with amazing clarity.

The S20 Ultra’s new tripod lock feature stops the viewfinder image from moving around, which could be unsettling when zooming in so close. The Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra features 10x optical zoom, 3x digital zoom, and a revolutionary laser-assisted phase-detection focusing system.

The 108MP main camera, which debuted on the S20 Ultra but was plagued by Autofocus difficulties at launch, has received the most improvements. Finally, you’ll be able to properly capture the extra detail in those 108MP photos and 40MP selfies, making post-snap cropping a breeze.

The Galaxy S21 Ultra camera from Samsung has a better dynamic range in outdoor shots than its predecessors, and it now delivers 12-bit raw files for more editing freedom. 

S Pen Compatibility:

Samsung’s Galaxy S21 Ultra is the company’s first non-Note phone to support the S Pen stylus. The phone does not come with an S Pen, and there is no method to embed the stylus into the phone’s chassis.

A folio cover houses the redesigned S Pen, which is somewhat larger and more comfortable to handle. For the first time, the S Pen stylus is supported by a Galaxy S device.

You can draw, sketch, and take notes with the S Pen, just like you can on the Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra. Samsung sells a Silicone Cover with S Pen, but if you want to keep the stylus on the fly, you’ll need a cover. The business is working on a second stylus that will have Bluetooth capabilities.

Software:

Samsung’s One UI 3.1, which is based on Android 11, was released with the Galaxy S21 Ultra. Samsung Free is a new service similar to Bixby Home that includes many of Samsung’s free apps and services, including Pluto TV. Samsung has also made numerous Google apps, such as Google Messages, the default on various variations of the phone.

  It includes One UI 4 as well as a slew of additional personalization choices that are reminiscent of Google’s Material You.

MST (Magnetic Secure Transmission) technology has been removed from the US version of the gadget, while it is still present in several regional models.

Battery Life and Charging:

The 5,000 mAh battery on the S21 Ultra lasted 11 hours and 25 minutes. That beats the iPhone 12 Pro Max’s time of 10:53, putting the Ultra on our list of the best phones for battery life.

The major disappointment is the lack of a charger in the box. If they want to utilize that wire with their gadget, many users will have to buy a new charger. The S21 Ultra charges at a maximum of 25W, making it the slowest-charging smartphone currently available.

 In recent years, other companies such as OnePlus, Huawei, and Oppo have pushed charging speeds to 30W, 60W, and even 120W. Fast wireless charging up to 15W and reverse wireless charging up to 9W are also available on the Galaxy S21 series.

Pros:

  • Excellent battery life.
  • Support for the S Pen.
  • Fascinating design.
  • The most effective camera zoom.
  • Telephoto lenses on both sides.
  • The display is large, brilliant, and runs at 120Hz.

Cons:

  • There is no charger in the box.
  • There is no microSD card slot.
  • There are only 128GB of storage.

Conclusion:

The Galaxy S21 Ultra t-mobile is the pinnacle of Samsung’s smartphone capabilities. It amazed us with its large screen, five cameras, and the finest zoom of any Android phone now available.

Warning: while it’s less expensive than last year’s ‘Ultra’ phone, it’s still out of reach for most people, as it lacks a microSD card slot and a charger.

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