Comments (20) on “Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Review: Great Phone, No AI Needed”

  2. For young kids’ information: there was once upon a time where normal non-ai google search gave better search results than current ai.

  3. “Samsung is a hardware company” is such a key line. That’s always been their strength, and yet there’s still no action button, the battery is still mid, there’s still no QI2.

    The privacy screen is a cool feature, that’s for sure, but for a company who’s strength is the hardware they sure are missing some BIG tricks in the hardware department, it’s a shame!

  5. The privacy screen is better than nothing, but clearly not good enough to trust. The angle it really starts to work is so shallow that you wouldn’t be able to read the contents anyway.

  8. Would you recommend upgrading from the s25 ultra to this? And or go to a fold which I have been eyeing, and if so which fold would you recommend ( I’m in the U.S)

  9. I just recently got the Samsung galaxy S25 FE & I’m very much satisfied have had good grade of phone in a few years so content but how much would be upgrade to S26 🤔. Also wouldn’t mine getting 🎧 and I’m want see how sum the features are they same or not yet on the S25

  11. Samsung’s camera quality is better. iPhone is too saturated, it doesn’t look natural. iPhone’s pictures are the kind that you’d want on instagram and for commercial purposes

  16. I can’t believe the battery is still 5k mah. Others have 7500. Delete the fucking pen and give us battery! Make it thicker and weigh more, just give me battery. We get all these new features but have to turn most of them off to get a day of battery life. I turn down the screen refresh rate, the quality of the screen, it’s just shitty. I have never met someone that said
    “I really want a Samsung phone but I need it to be 10g lighter”

    Everyone says they want more battery.

  17. I know a lot of people like to compare to the other big name brands form China and Korea. But those phones aren’t readily available in America. Most stores don’t have them on display. There’s no way to see them before buying.
    And if you buy the new Samsung every year and do a trade in, well it’s like a $400 upgrade yearly instead of $1300.
    And those other brand phones have tons of bugs. Yes they may have better cameras or longer battery. But the bugs in the UI is counter to that.

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