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1. #ANNOYING GOOD NIGHT SCREEN ON SAMSUNG FULL#
2. #ANNOYING GOOD NIGHT SCREEN ON SAMSUNG FREE#

But before we break down the photos, let's talk about the camera systems on the back. Overall, the Galaxy S21 and S21 Ultra produce some really impressive and enticing shots. So, it's safe to say that with the adaptive refresh rate, you'll get around the same if not more with the S21.

#ANNOYING GOOD NIGHT SCREEN ON SAMSUNG FULL#

With the standard S20, I was able to get a full day's worth by switching from 120Hz to 60Hz when the battery was low. While I can't give an exact number of how long the regular S21 lasted me, I can base it off last year's version since it has the same battery. So that adaptive feature clearly helps preserve juice without ever forcing you to switch back down to 60Hz to stretch out battery life. With 120Hz enabled on the S20 Ultra, I was only able to get 12 hours out of the phone. I definitely don't use my phone as much in quarantine as I typically would since my laptop is always in front of me, but I can still confidently say you'll be able to get well over a day out of this phone with standard use. When using it on on a daily basis with apps like Telegram, Messenger, Instagram, Twitter, and Gmail, I was able to squeeze out about 10 hours while still having about 50 percent battery remaining by the end of the day. Yes, it's 5G compatible for those who want to future-proof their phones. Since I used the S21 Ultra as my primary phone, I tested its battery life more heavily than the standard S21.

There's no expandable storage on these phones, so you might want to think about how much space you'll need, especially if you're planning on taking photos with those 64-megapixel and 108-megapixel sensors.īoth the S21 and S21 Ultra have the same batteries as last generation's devices: The S21 has a 4,000mAh and the S21 Ultra features a 5,000mAh. Otherwise, you'll likely have to wait a few years before you can fully take advantage of the capability.įor storage, you'll have the choice between the following: But that's only useful if the network is available in your area. The Snapdragon chipset is also compatible with both sub-6 5G (for slower speeds) and mmWave (for faster speeds).

You most likely won't have to worry about your S21 Ultra dying. Related Video: Unboxing Samsung's Galaxy S21 and S21 Ultra But, regardless, the colors are really vibrant on both the S21 and S21 Ultra, and each one gets super bright - even on the lowest brightness setting. I can't say I noticed that much of a difference between the S20 and S21 as far as display quality. The S21 and S21+ also have a 10-megapixel hole-punch selfie camera while the S21 Ultra boasts a 40-megapixel selfie camera. If you opt in to the S21 line, you'll have to choose between three different display sizes:

#ANNOYING GOOD NIGHT SCREEN ON SAMSUNG FREE#

This time around, Samsung didn't include a microSD card slot, so you'll have to rely on uploading content to the cloud in order to free up storage. On the right side of the S21, you'll find the power button and volume rocker while the bottom edge is home to the USB-C charging port, speaker, and SIM card tray. Even though Samsung introduced what I thought was a beautiful design with the S20, it now feels rather safe in comparison. I'm a huge fan of the design of the entire Galaxy S21 lineup and, looking back, I truly wish this is what the company had gone with for its 2020 flagships. At this point, it feels like Samsung is trying to see how much it can pack into its flagship line - insanely high-res camera sensors, stylus compatibility, unnecessary zoom capabilities, and more - for the sake of innovation (and marketing) before it bursts at the seams. But, as with the S20 lineup, investing in one of these requires giving a lot of thought as to whether you're actually going to use every single tacked-on feature. The S21 and S21 Ultra (the two units I received for review) are both stunning and powerful flagship phones. Officially available on January 29, the S21 ($799.99), S21+ ($999.99), and S21 Ultra ($1,199.99) build upon features introduced in last year's models, with improved Space Zoom functionalities, a more durable build, and additional camera features.Įven with these upgrades, Samsung managed to lower the starting price of each phone in the S21 line by $200 across the board, although that increases depending on the storage configuration you choose. If last year's seemingly endless barrage of Galaxy phones didn't manage to tempt you, Samsung's back at it again with another flagship lineup for a new year: the S21, S21+, and S21 Ultra.