Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G has massive improvements! | Unboxing & Hands-On! By TechNave

What's up guys, it's been a while since MCO 2.0 started, and that is why you only get to hear my voice in this video. Have you guys watched the previous Samsung Galaxy s? 21 series hands-on video? If you did not go watch it now before watching this, because today, I'm going to unbox the Samsung Galaxy s21 ultra 5g, so let's check it out. Okay, so it looks like the box this year has gotten thinner and slicker open it up. You get to see the Samsung Galaxy s21 I'll, draw right away with the new phantom black color. Let's set the side and first look at what's inside the box, you got the sim, pin 2, quick, start guide and USB type c to USB type c charging cable, that's it! Samsung has joined the game of not providing any charging brake or AKG earphones this time. So let's be a part of keeping the earthquake now coming into the design.

The whole new phantom black color looks pretty cool and the materials are just pretty nice to hold and touch as it's a matte finish, design that you won't be sticking any fingerprint stains on it, and the biggest highlight of this design will be the new camera housing design which somehow named it the contour cut design that flows through all the way to the edges of the phone. If you compare it to the previous Samsung Galaxy s20 ultra, this is simply a massive improvement to the whole outlook of it, which also solves the huge bumpy ride. When you place it on the table as well on the sides, it has this glassy black color, finish trims, along with the power button and volume rocker on the right, sim slot, USB c charging, port and speaker grilles on the bottom, and also the mics on the top. As for the display, it continues on with the great display, with 6.8 inch, dynamic, AMOLED 2 times, who plus 120hz, refresh rate and sandwich with the corning gorilla glass vectors that covers you from scratches on the front and back so. The resolution is set on full HD plus by default, but you can bump it up to 1440p resolution in the second now for the cameras, Samsung has finally refined the focusing issue that was on the Samsung Galaxy s20 ultra previously by adding the laser focus sensor, which we had on the Samsung Galaxy note, 20 ultra as well.

The camera module this time still remains with the 108 megapixel main camera, but with an improved Samsung, hm3 sensor, 12 megapixels, autofocus, ultra-wide angle lens and two 10 megapixel telephoto lens that goes up to 10 times, optical zoom, as well as a 40 megapixel selfie camera on the front. So because of the Samsung hm3 sensor, the dynamic range and color contrast are much nicer this time, especially on the focusing, because you can see how fast and accurate it gets to focus on the subjects and for the 100 times space zoom. It has a new zoom, lock, feature nut, which allows you to lock onto the subject before pressing the shutter to get a clear 100 times, space zoom picture other than that it has this dual pixel autofocus ultra white lens that this time, which doesn't just give you a better picture quality. It also will detect very close subjects and turns itself into a micro camera and remember now it has two telephoto lenses, one with up to three times the optical zoom and one with up ten times of the glue. Furthermore, it means that now you can take sharper photos in just any point between one times and ten times.

This is one time three times five times and 10 times, look at how sharp it gets on 10 times. Also, this time you can shoot up to 10 times, 4k 60 frames per second, that is actually clear in your video because it no longer uses digital zoom after four times like on the Samsung Galaxy s20 output in terms of new camera features, you've got the vlogger view and director's view which let you preview all three lenses when you're recording, also not to forget the improved night mode that balance out the over exposed lighting in low light situations. As for the selfies, the quality is still great and nice, with the 40 megapixel selfie camera. Okay, let's head inside the body of this piece, it spots the latest Enos 2105, nanometer, 5g chipset couple with up to 16gb of ram and 512 gigs of storage with no expandable micro SD card slot. Since this phone shoots 8k videos.

Let me give you a picture of how much storage you get here. You only get to capture a maximum of six hours of 8k 24 frames per seconds, videos on the highest range model, with the condition of no apps and no other stuff stored in your phone. As for the battery, it comes with a 5000mah battery capacity that supports up to 25 watt of fast charging, speed fast wireless charging, 2.0 and also a wireless power shed to charge your Samsung Galaxy, but with the new Enos 2100 chipsets, I can really feel the smoothness and power efficiency with it. Gaming on it is pretty smooth and battery life can last me out for a full day of power usage, oh yeah, and one last thing before I wrap this up. The Samsung Galaxy s20 ultra now supports the s pen, but you need to buy it separately, and can also buy the cover that comes with the s-pen holder on the sides to keep your s-pen with it.

So to sum it up with the price starting from 5299 ringgits, I really do think that the Samsung Galaxy s21 ultra this time has huge improvements. Samsung no longer just pushes it up to the max on the pieces of software and pieces of hardware, but also make sure all the qualities are met in its standards. So if you're thinking of an upgrade I'll, certainly recommend you to check it out, the only nitpick and dislike I would give is the lack of expandable memory, which I've mentioned. You need to delete your stuff pretty soon in exchange for more pictures and videos. That's all from me.

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Source : TechNave