Review on Protect Your Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G with a 2 Pack of 📱 HD Tempered Glass Screen and Camera Lens Protectors - Includes Fingerprint Unlock and Anti-Scratch Technology by Iori Yagami

I have used nothing but Samsung cellphones for the past decade and a half, mostly from the Note line (Note 1, 4, 8, 10), with the occasional foray into the SGS 7, 8, and 10+. When hearing the second piece of bad news that Samsung was discontinuing the Note series, I made up my mind to get the Blue Phantom (Navy) S21 ultra since, in all honesty, this replica is rather stunning to look at and this was a deciding factor. Due to the fact that this is an EXCLUSIVE version, the entire process from placing the order to receiving the smartphone took exactly 47 days (which is significantly longer than the 4-5 weeks advertised on the site) (I remind you that all the exclusivity is in the iridescent color and the metal overlay on the camera modules). In terms of usability, the phone is, for lack of a better word, cumbersome. Using it with one hand is next to impossible, even though Note was previously the only smartphone on the market. More so in the case, and because the phone is so easily damaged if dropped. A different esteem for the Samsung advertising and technology departments; the camera is just not the worst. Comparing the s21 ultra to other smartphones, you'll notice a significant drop in quality wherever there are more modules or more megapixels used: in terms of detail, image post-processing (color reproduction, portrait mode), focus quality (speed, misses), and so on. The fakap with the camera was the final straw that made you decide to request a refund four days after receiving the smartphone because you feel... deceived? Hence, avoid modern Samsung smartphones if you're looking for a high-quality camera. - PS: Appreciate the illustrative reply from the SMM team at Samsung's official online store; once again, a marketer holding the product's technical specifications in his hands is attempting to demonstrate (and advertise xD) the technical elegance of the smartphone, but alas, the reality belies the claims.