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

Before writing this review I wanted to get the most out of this phone and I can finally talk about it in detail. Before I go into the advantages and disadvantages, just a few final thoughts. Got it! Everything is well thought out. Whether you are moving from Apple to Android or just upgrading, this is the right choice without a doubt. With the latest chipset, processors, camera array and intelligent software, so many possibilities open up. Pros: 1) The battery life is absolutely insane. At first I wasn't sure how I felt about the battery. It seemed average after the first day or two of use. But in the middle of the third day of use, something clicked. I have read articles and watched TechTubers YouTube reviews about this smart software. I expected them to refer to AI. But it's much deeper than that. This phone continues to track your usage and learns how you use it. Pair it with a smartwatch to perfectly balance usage and workload. Since I bought the device I have never had any problems with this device. I can say with confidence that this is a two-day phone. 2 days of continuous normal use before a charge is required. 2) The fingerprint reader has been greatly improved over previous devices and can now be compared to similar devices like One Plus. Yes, you have to spend a good minute or so carefully mapping each point of your finger, but it turned out to be lightning quick. 3) This camera.fuh. If there was ever a single reason to choose the Ultra option over the other two, it's absolutely because of the camera. Laser focusing combined with intelligent lenses and a true melody of excellent technical performance make the camera a user's paradise. You could literally place a fruit, a leaf, and a random shot option next to each other and notice a visual clue. The fruit indicates the food shot mode. The Leaf offers options for aspect ratio or even an ultra-wide macro mode with autofocus. Really mastering this camera takes not only time but also a lot of practice, which I personally look forward to. 4) This may seem obvious at first. But using this device really feels so easy and smooth. Everything is working the way I want it to, and at a speed that really makes you feel relieved. Cons: 1) Of course, as with all Samsung products, there is bound to be malware. But from what I've seen, at least it's not overwhelming. A few apps I know I'll never use. But they were simply put together in one folder and forgotten. 2) This may be uncomfortable for some, so it's worth mentioning. Although this device runs the Android operating system, the number of apps/widgets available are all Samsung branded. It takes some navigation to better organize the settings according to your preferences. Especially when it comes to using the Google Play Store versus the Samsung Store. 3) Third, but perhaps most importantly, given the circumstances everyone is facing due to Covid-19, price is definitely a factor. Even with sales, this is the price of the phone. Yes, there was a price drop compared to last year, but that doesn't really soften the blow. 4) There is no charge lock. No matter how it is explained and argued, the lack of a brick is felt! On my first charge, I used a previous USB-C to USB-A charger and, wow, talked about watching paint dry. There was absolutely no way this would really be the best option for any relevant phone company. (I ended up buying an Anker IQ USB-C charger. I think it was around $14. Definitely an instant and noticeable fix, thanks to Anker for the savings.) If anyone could tell if this phone is a 999 bis is worth $1200. price tag. An honest answer, absolutely, depending on how you want to use it. If you want the BEST experience of the three options (S21, S21+, S21 ultra), there is only one choice. However, if that price just doesn't fit your budget or buying method, I can still say the other two options will do as well.