Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G SM-G998B/DS, 17,3 cm (6.8"), 16 GB, 512 GB, 108 MP, Android 11, Navy

The Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra, while not perfect in every way, builds on and refines what came before, while offering functionality that up until its launch had been the preserve of the Galaxy Note series alone. It's still a fairly expensive flagship, and certainly not for everyone, but now it's one with fewer flaws and more overall usage potential.

I originally switched from iPhone to Samsung in 2020. I was getting bored of iPhones and thought I'd try the Galaxy S20+. That phone was awesome, so when I saw the trade-in values on the Samsung site, I had to get the Galaxy S21 Ultra. To summarize this device; It's Ultra. Everything about it is what you'd expect, and more. I've never been consistently impressed with a phone, especially after the novelty wares off. It's also improved a lot since launch, from better camera processing and shutter speed, to longer battery life. Overall, what we have here is one of the greatest Galaxies, and one of the greatest phones avaliable.

Hey there, the world's most specc'd-out camera phone, Galaxy S21 Ultra ! When Samsung announced your predecessor with a 108MP camera sensor, 5x periscope zoom and 5,000mAh battery, we thought this can't be beat! Fast forward and the Galaxy S21 Ultra still carries the same humongous battery, but has done the near-impossible, taking the record-beating camera kit further to earn the world's best camera phone specs title. If two optical zoom systems and a 108MP sensor that can actually maintain focus this time around aren't enough for you, Samsung throws in the kitchen sink in terms of display and connectivity technologies, too, so let's review how the king of Samsung's S21 series block looks and behaves, and how it compares to the competition.

Excellent cellphone. Smooth screen, fast face recognition, great camera.

Amazing cellphone. Looking forward to the next top-tier S series phone.