One of the biggest things that I've grown to love about Samsung is the innovations and that they take customer feedback. The Ultra 26 is a great a device with a customizable interface and plethora of features. The introduction of a screen with built in privacy features is ground breaking in my opinion. Such a small asset that you didn't really know you needed until it's there. The best part is that it doesn't take away from the display when used modestly. The performance of this device is equally as impressive. It's so fast with unnoticeable load times and anything that's thrown at this device is handled seamlessly. Additionally it feels like a premium device, strudy, light weight and easy to hold. As someone with an occupation that demands alot of ruggedness it was important to me to have a phone that can take a bit of a beating, and so far this device hasnt failed. I also like the way the new UI integrates ai without jamming it down your throat.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The S26 Ultra is a decent upgrade from my old S24+—it feels faster and smoother. Battery easily keeps up with my workday and still has juice for personal stuff after. The S Pen is super handy for quick notes and work on the go, and it doesn’t feel much heavier than the S24+ either. Camera is seriously impressive—perfect mix of work and play, super reliable and fun to use.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve used several Ultra models, but the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is the first one that finally feels "right" in the hand. Samsung moved away from those sharp, stabby corners and lightened the frame, making the massive screen actually comfortable to hold without a death grip. It’s incredibly fast, as you’d expect, but the real winner for me is the charging. Moving to 60W fast charging means I can actually get a decent boost in 15 minutes before heading out, which was my biggest gripe with previous models. The camera is still the king of zoom, but it’s much better in dim restaurants or at night now—the photos look natural rather than over-processed. It’s not trying to reinvent the wheel; it’s just a powerful, reliable phone that’s actually nice to use every day. Verdict: If you want the best screen and a battery that actually keeps up with a busy life, this is the one to get.

Loved my S22 Ultra so when picking a replacement phone this one was the obvious choice. Runs really fast, nice enhanced features. Great cameras and screen. Battery life is excellent (but lets see how long that lasts). Built-in privacy screen is incredible. Wish the corners weren't so rounded now, looks less premium this way. But overall I'm happy with my purchase.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Upgraded from the S22 Ultra to the S26 Ultra, and honestly, the design feels like a step back. The S22 Ultra had a more premium and refined look, especially with its sharper, more defined edges. In comparison, the S26 Ultra doesn’t feel as visually striking. The edges on the S22 Ultra looked much better and gave it a more distinctive, high-end finish. Performance upgrades aside, the design doesn’t impress as much as expected.

I love everything about my new Samsung S26 Ultra! From the Camera up to the display, I really really got my money's worth! And since I've been using Samsung phones since my high school days, I know this phone's durability is top-notch. Performance and battery will surely not disappoint me!

I upgraded from the S25 Ultra mostly for the aesthetics — I wanted my phone and Tab S11 to share the same rear camera design — without expecting much else. Nearly two weeks in, though, I'm constantly impressed by just how fast and smooth everything feels. My one disappointment? The manual eraser tool (separate from AI Erase) seems to be gone. I used it to remove the AI watermark! 😆

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought a Google Pixel 10 @ release, and was really happy with it.... Until I wasn't. It started lagging, apps wouldn't open. Music would stop or refuse to play. My internet connection would sometimes cut out. Calls and messages sometimes stopped going through or just cut out. I've had this new phone two weeks now, and it's been more than I needed to be honest.. A full battery lasts me way longer than a full work day, I just got home after an 11 hour shift and I'm still on 65%! And the camera is the best I've experienced on a phone so far too

The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is one of the most powerful and complete smartphones currently available. Its premium design, strong titanium frame, and large high-quality display make it feel truly high-end. The screen is bright, sharp, and smooth, which makes watching videos, browsing, and daily use very enjoyable.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Set this up as a new phone rather than migrate all of my collective settings from ~15 years worth of previous Galaxy phones. This is an absolutely phenomenal device. Very fast, very intuitive, amazing AI features - well worth the upgrade. I use the privacy display most days on the train, but performance and battery life are impressing me the most. Not seeing massive differences yet in the camera(s), but the spec's are better on paper.