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 Kim Eunu ᠌

Name: 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
Item: 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
Rating: 4

February 27, 2023

The product suited me, I will recommend it to my friends.

After giving it some thought, I decided to adjust the star rating and update my review.
Pre-ordered and now patiently waiting for the arrival of a brand-new product. I finally got around to upgrading from my amazing but aging Galaxy Note 9, which I still maintain is the best smartphone ever made by Samsung. The S21 Ultra's design is fantastic in comparison to the S20 series, but that's about all it has going for it. Right away after buying it, the camera was a huge letdown. I even gave the phone a one star rating in my first review. Yet, after a few of ates, the camera has improved greatly and can now capture some truly remarkable images. Even if you turn off auto-processing, the photographs turn out worse in challenging situations because each photo is generated with some particular algorithm, which can occasionally ruin an apparently good picture. It's best practice to experiment with different modes, cameras, and settings until you find what works best for the given context.

In general, I no longer regret making the acquisition. Nonetheless, camera issues left behind some sediment, so I could only give it 4 stars overall. As was the case with all Samsung flagships up to and including version 9, there is an insufficient number of heart rate sensors and blood oxygen level sensors.

Unique functions: - supports the Galaxy Note 9 stylus, and does so admirably
The extended range at which NFC payments are possible can be unsettling.
- To put it bluntly, he's a huge, burly guy. This isn't a deal breaker for me, but customers who are more sensitive to it should probably try it on in the shop before placing an online order.
When charging using the normal Fact Charge blocks (of which I have three) included with earlier models, it does not take as long. Considering how long you can get work done on a single charge, an even faster charging seems unnecessary.

Pros

- You can use it for up to 40 hours without charging it, and that's with the auto-brightness setting, full resolution, and adaptive-refresh rate on your screen. Exceptional display; surprisingly responsive in-display fingerprint reader

Cons

At first, the camera was a major hindrance, but after practicing with it in a variety of settings, I was able to take some very stunning photographs, as well as some merely good ones. A 100x magnification is merely a novelty. The large corner radius of the screen is another irritant. There is no way to restore access to any of the app's original features after installing a third-party app, and all background processes will intermittently show up in the notification shade without any notifications for a few seconds. - Disabled MST payments, which allowed customers to make purchases at stores with non-NFC terminals, which are still common, notably in Europe. There's no retina unlock like there was on previous Samsung phones. This is especially true now, during a pandemic, when people are required to wear masks and gloves at all times. The camera block's plate is constructed of a noisy and thin metal (mine is silver) and is likely the case's weak point. It's the rest of the body that really makes an impression.