There's also Phantom Black, Titanium, Navy and Brown available.įlip to the back of the phone and you'll see the large camera bump, which now houses four selectable lenses. We've been using the Phantom Silver colour way, which has a lovely sheen to it. The overall design is very sleek and stylish, while there's a few different colours to choose from - some are exclusive to the Samsung online store. It's worth mentioning at this point that the display takes up almost the entirety of the front panel, with just a tiny cut out for the front-facing camera - there's no notch here, such as you might find with the likes of the iPhone 12 Pro.
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It's now brighter and has a faster refresh rate, plus there's an Eye Comfort Shield which is designed to reduce eye fatigue. The screen, although smaller, has seen some improvements when comparing it with the S20 Ultra. The benefit of such a large screen is that your videos and images look fantastic on it, but it does make using the phone as an actual phone a little tricker than those with a smaller overall body. Ease of UseĪlthough the Galaxy S21 Ultra is fractionally smaller than its predecessor, the S20 Ultra, with a 6.8inch screen, the S21 Ultra is certainly one of the larger phones on the market - some might even go so far as to call it a “phablet”. At the time of writing, the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra will set you back £1,149 for the minimum storage space option (128GB), rising up to £1,329 for the largest (512GB). On the plus side, the S21 Ultra retails for cheaper than the S20 Ultra did at launch. Not every change is necessarily positive - there's now no longer a Micro SD card slot, nor do you get a charger included in the box.Īdditional relevant features include 8K video recording, a 5000mAH battery, and 5G connectivity. Other differences include a slightly smaller screen (but which has been improved in other ways - we'll go into more detail as we progress through the review) and compatibility with an S Pen Stylus. There is also a 40MP front-facing camera. You get an 108MP wide-angle standard lens, joined by a 12MP ultra-wide, and two 10MP telephoto lenses - one offering a 3x zoom, and the other offering a 10x. The most important and obvious difference is the addition of an extra camera unit, so there's now a quad-camera setup on the back of the S21 Ultra. It's a follow on from last year's S20 Ultra, with some similar specifications, and some which are new for the latest model. Aimed more squarely at photographers than Samsung's Note series, it features a quad-camera setup and a number of other features which should directly appeal to those concerned with camera quality. Sitting at the top of Samsung's line-up of premium smartphones, the Galaxy S21 Ultra was announced in January 2020.
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