Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra Hands-on By PhoneArena

This is Samsung's big bad boy for 2020, the Galaxy S 20 ultra a phone that will give you everything, 5g the best battery life, the biggest display a revolutionary camera experience, the best performance. This phone is an absolute powerhouse. I spent a short while with all three new Galaxy S, 20 phones and yes, 20 Ultra is the one that leads the pack. First, it's not just like any big phone out there. It's gigantic. The screen is six point: nine inches and the phone is much bigger and bulkier than last year's Galaxy S 10 plus.

If you prefer compact phones, you should definitely consider the smaller s 20 and s 20 plus models. But if you want a large phone with a large screen, you'll love the ultra. It's made of glass and metal nothing new here, but it still looks the part every bit is premium and luxurious as you'd expect, but at least went clean, hold it for a while and easily get smudged with fingerprints it launches in just two colors. You have a gray and a black or a cosmic grand cosmic black. If you have Samsung now I know you want to hear about that revolutionary camera, but let me spend just a moment talking about the screen because it is worth it.

This screen is incredible: six point: nine inches AMOLED in this latest and most advanced form with a tiny, discreet punch hall camera in the center and almost no bezel colors are juicy and delightful, especially in the vivid color mode, and you also have one killer new feature: 120 Hertz, refresh rate everything looks buttery, smooth and 120 Hertz. This refresh rate works. Even when you lower the brightness Samsung tells us it one small disclaimer. You can only enable it when using full HD resolution. If you want the maximum quad HD resolution, 120 Hertz option is not available and no, there is no in-between 90 first option at all.

Okay, let's address the elephant in the room. The revolutionary new cameras see the s20 Patron person is a bit of a culture shock. You have never seen a phone with such an enormous Lie big camera bump, it's absolutely massive, but there is a reason for that size of new hundred and eight megapixel main camera. With the largest sensor ever on the galaxy phone and then three more cameras, the ultra-wide one in the periscope zoom lens on the bottom, that gives you an impressive 10 times optical zoom. So you can zoom further without losing much in clarity push to its limits.

If you zoom up to a mind-boggling hundred times, well-deserved to the space zoom nicknamed this Samsung has given it, of course, don't expect great quality at a hundred times. Zoom images do look, blurry, and you'd better bring a tripod along, but step 1. Stop short of that at 30 times, zoom, just holding the phone in your hand, and you get a surprisingly decent photo and go at the native 10 times. Zoom and photos look downright impressive, those hundred and eight megapixels on the main camera. You can use them for full resolution photos, but by default the camera would combine nine individual pixels into one to create 12 megapixel snaps.

The camera has quite a few other tricks up its sleeve 8k video with stunning detail. Yes, that's an overkill, and it takes a ton of space, but isn't a phone like the ultra. All about that overkill Samsung has also improved the super steady option, so we get real gimbals like stabilization, so you can run in film and still get buttery smooth recordings. You get a new night mode that brings out beautiful colors and pitch black conditions and our favorite. The new single, take option single take allows you to just hold the camera shutter, while the phone will shoot, photos and videos with all the cameras and then magically pull out the best shots in moments in one album.

How do you use it, but first do something: fun, jump or scream be creative and capture it. You automatically get a short movie of you GIF like funny animations, a bunch of stylized photos and a lot more and just one take Samsung says it uses AI, but it's a really great way to capture a moment and see it as if it was captured from a crowd of people, everyone with their own unique view, and they have other cool new features like the night hyperlapse that can capture things like this. Okay, I can easily get carried away, talking cameras, but here's something super cool about the s20 ultra. It has a colossal 5,000 William hour battery bigger than on most other flagships, and it will last he also gets fast charging via USB-C, as well as faster than before wireless charging under the hood. The processor powering this show is the brand-new monster by Qualcomm snapdragon 865.

If you live in the state's most other countries will get the Enos 990 chip, which would be close in terms of speed. The 5g modem onboard will support both millimeter wave frequencies and sub six bands, so you get full compatibility with all carriers and benefit from both technology. You also have 128 gigs of on-board storage and an impressive 12 gigabytes of RAM. But if you want to go overboard, you can also get the s20 ultra with as much as 16 gigabytes of RAM and 512 gigabytes of storage. Plus, you have micro, SD card support to expand further on that there are a few other details.

You should know about. First no headphone jack last year's Galaxy, S 10 had it, but this year is gone. I personally would miss it, but Samsung is throwing a pair of it's new, truly Wireless Galaxy Buds, plus for free, so I can't complain much. They now look shiny with a glossy finish and last up to 11 hours of continuous music playback, which is super impressive for truly wireless earbuds. Second, the ultrasonic fingerprint scanner is built inside the screen and since there is no 3d face recognition here, it's the most secure way to unlock your phone.

It should be improved, and we hope it is, as it was not quite perfect on the Galaxy Note 2 M plus, but unfortunately, I did not get to test it. Yet. Third, that new live wallpaper, looks dope just enjoy that zen-like movement on your lock screen. Okay, back to reality, last the ultra still comes pre-loaded with Microsoft apps like Office, OneDrive and LinkedIn I, don't use them, but I don't mind and well that about wraps up this first look at the beastly new Galaxy S 2, an ultra a phone that brings us into a new era of zoom photography and buttery, smooth 120 Hertz refresh rates. I cannot wait to test that camera in more detail, as well as put doto2 our signature battery drain test very soon.

Meanwhile, I will be answering your questions about the ultra. In the comment section to this video so shoot away, check out the description to this video to see links to all of our s20 content. Don't forget to share this video with your friends subscribe to see more from us. Thank you for watching. My name is Vic.

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