Review on Factory Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G Android Phone with 128GB Storage by Amar Amar ᠌

For more than 10 years I have been using exclusively Samsung smartphones, mainly the Note line, starting from the very first: Note 1, 4, 8, 10, I also periodically use SGS 7, 8, 10+. After another news that Samsung is closing the Note line, I decided to take the S21 ultra by Blue Phantom (Navy), because in reality this copy looks very impressive, which, in principle, played a decisive role. The epic began with the fact that from the moment the order was placed to the moment of delivery it took exactly 47 days (which is noticeably more than 4-5 weeks on the site), and none of the operators could say at what stage the smartphone was delivered, when it would be and whether it would be at all , referring to the fact that this is an EXCLUSIVE version (I remind you that all the exclusivity is in the iridescent color and the metal overlay on the camera modules). As for usability - the phone is bulky, it's hard to find another word, it's practically impossible to work with it with one hand, despite the fact that before that only Note was in use. Even more so in the case, and since the phone is VERY easy to drop, the presence of a case is a must. A separate respect for Samsung marketers and technologists - the camera is simply nowhere worse. A huge number of modules and megapixels results in a severe loss in comparison with other smartphones: s21 ultra loses in detail, image post-processing (color reproduction, portrait mode), focus quality (speed, misses) and so on. It was the fakap with the camera that served as a catalyst for issuing a return 4 days after receiving the smartphone, because you feel, to put it mildly, deceived. Therefore, if the camera is the decisive factor in choosing a smart phone for you, pass by the current Samsung smartphones. - PS. Thank you for the demonstrative response from the SMM team of the official Samsung store - once again a marketer with the technical characteristics of the product in his hands is trying to show (and advertise xD) how technically beautiful the smartphone is, but alas, the reality shows the opposite.