Customer Ratings & Reviews

This phone is amazing. I multi-app gig work, and it transitions smoothly across apps. With as many as 5 gig apps running at once, plus streaming music, plus google maps, there's never any lag. Keeps charge with fast charging at home and in the car. So much storage, I can take pictures and video till my hearts content!! Having so many cameras and camera functions, it's a lot of fun. And the moon shots make me the envy of my friend's! I did have to spend close to $200 more for accessories, but I quite literally never spend money on electronics. My last phone was a gift, cost less than $100 and lasted 3 years. I do expect this phone to last a long time and make me lots of money!

Very nice Phone. I bought it December 2021 and I'm still using it till now. 256GB. Very very Agile. Good thinking good product (Yoi Chinai yoi Cangai).

Great Phone for the money and buttery smooth and great screen resolution and awesome camera, you get what you pay for at this price point, only cons with the phone, i wish it came with the 25 watt super fast charging brick, which you have to purchase separately if you dont have one already.

Absolutely one of my best investments for 2021 so far.

Amazing big Phone , Excellent Quality and Value , Brand New , 100 % Recommend .

Upgraded from a galaxy s9. Don't get me wrong. This isn't a bad phone. But it does miss the mark in a few areas where I feel it counts. I'll start with the pros first. - The camera: coming from the s9 I do see some improvements notably in the software. Features which appear to be exclusive solely to the s21 ultra do to it having 4 cameras. Also has laser focus. - The display: As always, Samsungs displays never cease to impress me. Though if you want the WQHD, you'll need to shell out the extra cash for the s21 ultra. The s21 and the s21+ feature only 1080p displays. - Overall build - the physical built overall is quite nice. The back is plastic but not cheap plastic. Not a finger print magnet like it's predecessors. Metal frame and a nearly bezzless display combined to make a quite nice, even sophisticated package, though not a wide range of colors at launch. But for me, as long as I have my black, I don't care. So I subtract no points. - Processor: Each new phone typically boasts the usual "more powerful processor" claim. I haven't put it through benchmark tests but from real world use, the OS is quite snappy and moving from app to app and menu to menu has no lag at all. Overall a pleasant experience. - Battery life: The s21 features a much larger battery the the s21 and s21+. Two days in so far and it seems to hold up to daily activities rather well (texting, some light gaming, facebook, etc...) - S Pen: if you just so happen to have an S Pen from an old Note or Galaxy Tab, it will absoluty and finally work on the Galaxy S line of phones. Though there is no storage on the phone itself for the pen, but you can purchase a case that has an integrated S Pen holder. Okay. Now for the CONS.... - Camera: Now I know what you must be thinking. "But you said the camera was a PRO". Yes I did. However, even with the various software and hardware improvements, the image quality does not seem to be so strikingly amazing compared to my s9. Even when shooting in 108mp mode, the results seem only marginally better. Adding to this, I don't believe the sensor is truly 108mp, rather each mp is divided into 9 parts allowing the sensor to capture more detail and thusly produce an (in my experience) somewhat sharper image. Furthermore, I do not understand what the point is to put so many cameras into a phone. Sure you have your telephoto, for example, which should enable you to maybe get a nice shot of the moon. However, if lunarphotography or any other kind of long range shooting interests you, even an entry level DSLR will yield far superior results. My opinion: leave smart phone to the selfies and MAYBE wide angle. Leave everything else to actual cameras. It will make room for other things like my next point. - 3.5mm Headphone/Mic input: The modern smartphones have become an especially handy and even accessible solution for vlogging. With the ability to shoot 4k and the s21 ultras 8k, you can yield some very acceptable results and very easily. But good video does not make up for garbage audio. And unless you are using a mic, garbage is what you will get. I don't care what smartphone you are using. The other reason the removal of the 3.5mm jack is problematic will become painfully clear if you're somebody who flies a lot. Once you put you're phone in airplane or flight mode, those Galaxy Buds Pros you just bought will be of no use to you. Now I'm sure there is a USB-C to 3.5mm adapter available, but my point stands and for this the entire s21 lineup loses 1 star. - Expandable storage: Samsung have we not been down this road before? I know you guys know how much people value the option for expandable storage. Say goodbye to another star. - No headphones or charge brick in the box: In an age where every single thing comes with a charge brick, I think this was probably a good move. We all have 500 of those kicking around at this point. But the lack of headphones is unacceptable. A decent pair of USB-C headphones absolutely should have been in the box. At the very least, a USB-C to 3.5mm adapter given that they removed the jack. - Fingerprint sensor: Theres not much I can say other than that it has so far been nothing short of a frustrating experience. It was MUCH better on the s9 and when it was on the back of the phone as compared to under the display on the front. Maybe the next iteration will return to this design in lieu of featuring 75 different cameras. I hope some of you find this review to be insightfull given that you will potentially be spending upwards of $1,000.00 or more on this phone. Again, I don't totally hate the phone but it feels as though there has been a bit of a departure from past years in terms of Samsung listening to the desires of the consumer. I think this will be something that will hurt them in the bigger picture.

Nice phone to purchase in 2021 Features: *Camera is good *Performance is good and top notch *If you are movie buff or have lot of docs ,just go with 256GB. In 128GB youll get only 97GB for storage One thing to be noted is charging is slow compared to Oneplus but other than that currently this is good option to buy

Had this beast for a couple years now and it's /still/ a contender for the newest models. Well constructed (though I still use a good case) and performance is within 20% of the latest version (with the same memory and storage options). Camera wins over my wife's iPhone. :)

Quality is great. New updates from Samsung are welcome. Great phone to watch Netflix, Youtube etc. Picture is clear and crisp. Battery life is great. Camera quality is exquisite.

The camera quality is superior. I went on an outdoor trip to Portland and captured immaculate pictures, the resolution and clarity is next level. My only pushback is regarding the weight of the phone. Initially, it felt rather heavy given that my previous phone was much lighter. I've been using the S21 Ultra for two weeks now and I've adapted to the size and weight. I encourage you to got to the store and get a feel for it yourself before purchasing.

Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G is undeniably a flagship device that delivers in every aspect. From its stunning display and powerful performance to its exceptional camera system and sleek design, it sets a new standard for what a smartphone can offer. While it comes with a premium price tag, it provides a premium experience that justifies the investment for those who demand the best. If you're in the market for a top-of-the-line smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G should be at the top of your list.

After being a long time user of Oneplus phones(which I love) it was time for a change. I was looking for a powerful phone with a lot of features and you just can't find that anywhere else but on a samsung phone. They pack these phones to the gills. One of the most fun things to do with the camera is taking pictures of the moon up close. It's truly amazing how well my pictures come out with this phone. Plenty of space and speed. I am definitely happy with my purchase.

Yhis is a fantastic phone. The battery life and performance are fantastic and Samsung includes a lot of small features that add to the Android experience. This has some of the best cameras I've ever seen on a phone. The Pixel may have better color and iPhones take smpother videos, but Samsung is well rounded and zoom is fantastic up to 30x. I also love the new adaptive refresh screen, but it does hurt the battery life.

This has been the best phone i ever had its so reliable and the camera quality is very good

Excellent phone and the camera graphics is on point

Almost 4 years old and you can't even tell at this point, phones have gotten so good it's hard to tell a difference between them anymore. It's fantastic 120 Hz display ram for days, best display out there that still holds up to this day. Looking to upgrade this is still a great choice.

Glad I purchased this magnificently capable phone. Has an excellent camera and haven't had any issues. It superceded my expectations from day one.

I can’t believe how fast this phone is. It’s also super slim and the cameras are the best! Great phone with a large screen too

Pros: 120Hz Display Speed Camera Cons: S pen support not so great as Note series

It is awesome coming from a note 8 the battery and the camera AMAZING