Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G SM-G988B 128GB
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Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra Cosmic Grey 128GB 5G SM-G988BZADNZO review
“You might've thought the camera would be the best feature. Right now, it's not.”- Big
- gorgeous screen with 120Hz refresh rate
- Zoom lens frames up nice shots
- Battery life that breezes through a day
- Top notch internals with 5G for every major carrier
- Expensive
- Inconsistent
- sometimes glitchy photo and video performance
Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra Cosmic Grey 128GB 5G SM-G988BZADNZO review
The Galaxy S20 Ultra is a technically superior phone with an incredible camera, but its size, price, and overkill make it hard to recommend.- Incredible processor
- battery
- and RAM
- Absolutely gorgeous display
- One UI has become one of Android's best overlays
- Big
- heavy
- and awkward to hold
- Extremely expensive
- Camera is excellent but has some annoying bugs
- 100X Space Zoom is impressive but not very...
Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra Cosmic Grey 128GB 5G SM-G988BZADNZO review
The gimmicks are back- 4x to 20x zoom is impressive
- 120Hz display looks great
- Battery life is exemplary
- 100x zoom is a gimmick
- 8K video is not useful
- Design is a step back from the S10
Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra Cosmic Grey 128GB 5G SM-G988BZADNZO review
The Galaxy S20 Ultra is top-spec in almost every respect, but design, battery & camera flaws hold it back
Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra review
The Galaxy S20 Ultra is a big, ugly brick of a phone that does its best to make up for it in sheer specs. It almost succeeds too, with best-in-class display, phenomenal performance, and a compelling camera offering that’s let down only by its inconsistency. Factor in rubbish battery life on the Exynos variants available in the UK and Europe, and the S20 Ultra is really only for the specs-obsessed.
Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra Cosmic Grey 128GB 5G SM-G988BZADNZO review
$1,400 is a huge amount of money for a phone, but the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G gives you a lot in return – figuratively and literally. Siping the rarified air at the very top of Samsung’s 2020 phone line-up, the biggest of the S20 trio has the most excessive camera, the largest screen, and the...- Incredible 120Hz display
- 10x lossless zoom is great
- Performance can't be faulted
- Huge battery
- Some camera focus issues
- 100x Space Zoom is more gimmick than useful
- Very expensive
Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra Cosmic Grey 128GB 5G SM-G988BZADNZO review
That’s the most obvious feeling you get when using the Galaxy S20 Ultra, which will be available in March starting at $1,399.99. If there ever was an embodiment of the chip on a tech company’s shoulder, this behemoth of a phone is it.- Huge
- 120Hz screen
- Great battery life
- Quality zoom photos at 10x
- Very good selfie camera
- Main camera softens faces too much
- Main camera hunts for autofocus
- 100X zoom and 108-megapixel photos are mostly gimmicks
- Expensive for the value
Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra review - Good but not quite ultra gaming
A fine phone with an excellent screen and ample horsepower for gaming. However, the Galaxy S20 Ultra is very expensive, and Samsung's choice of chipset for the global model isn't as potent or well-supported as those of rival flagship phones.
Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra review
The Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra goes big in every way imaginable, with 108MP photos, a 100x camera zoom, 40MP selfies, and a 6.9-inch 120Hz display. With over-the-top internal specs on a par with some laptops, you'll pay more for this phone than any non-foldable phone before it, but that's not surprising. What is surprising are some of the bugs we've encountered that keep the Ultra from reaching its full potential.- Impressive camera zoom range
- Samsung’s best display yet
- Fast 5G speeds confirmed
- Camera quality is inconsistent
- Price is a new kind of ridiculous
- You’re going to need a bigger hand
Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra Cosmic Grey 128GB 5G SM-G988BZADNZO review
The Galaxy S20 Ultra is not without potential. But the overenthusiastic marketing and the sheer size of that camera bump had us expecting the next big thing - instead, space zoom it isn't and Nonacell is nona-mazing, at least for now.- Big, bright and beautiful 120Hz AMOLED display
- The great periscope telephoto cam offers versatile zoom options
- The new gen chipset is a solid upgrade performance-wise
- Stereo speakers are nice and loud
- Charging is very fast.