Galaxy S26 Ultra

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The battery capacity is great, I believe the phone is still optimising storage and files. It will be more great after a week also. Presently I love the image quality from the camera, almost no need for editing of pictures. The resolution is great and the display is excellent especially the privacy. At least no more peep from the side. The interface is smooth and touches are great. The storage option is spot-on no need for an external storage. Overall, samsung on-point

It's a great phone super nice but I really wish they would offer thier high end phone with a more durable option... like no s pen so it could be more water an dust proof for the people that work in a more out of the box environment an more prone to dropping while in the field. I crawl around under houses in rafters, I get dirty but enjoy my phone an its camera quality but they could offer a more work force vs business version of the ultra.

I came onto this Easy Mode Club with no expectations that I would be impressed with the phone. I thought maybe I could just try and return considering I have used Samsung before and I didn't like it previously. But guess what, I'm still using the phone. First up, Battery Life. One word. WOW. After a full day out, the battery life was around 70+ consistently for the last 10 days. I didn't expect the battery life to be so long lasting. Next, Camera. Probably one of the better cameras already. I compared with my iPhone 17 PM and the differences are distinct. Resolution and colour were more prominent though I would say the night mode for Apple has a slight edge. Let's take AI. I used the function within the gallery to remove some unwanted things and it was done so perfectly. Way better than the Apple one. Overall I'm impressed. Thank you Samsung.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Galaxy S26 series is a home run. The performance is incredibly fluid, the camera system takes stunning daylight and nighttime photos with zero effort, and the device looks and feels incredibly premium. The battery life holds up exceptionally well, and Samsung's smart software tools make handling daily tasks so much quicker. If you are looking to upgrade your phone this year, this is the one to get.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] After using the Samsung Galaxy S26 for a short time, I can say it’s one of the best smartphones I’ve used. The design feels very premium and comfortable to hold. The display is incredibly smooth and bright, which makes watching videos and scrolling through apps really enjoyable. The performance is fast and everything runs without any lag. I’m also impressed with the camera quality. Photos look sharp and the colors are very natural. Battery life has been reliable and easily lasts throughout the day. Overall, the Galaxy S26 delivers a great combination of performance, design, and camera quality. Definitely a great upgrade from iPhone 16 pro max.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like this Samsung S26 Ultra because it has a very clear and very useful camera, the battery lasts a long time, all the applications run very fast, the S26 Ultra is the phone of the moment

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought the phone a week ago. At first, i was hesitant to shift from one popular brand Samsung. Now that I've experienced the speed, resolution of the diaplay, overall weight, and display size yet managed to being the thickness/thinness to very minimal, I find the S26 ultra as the best mobile or excellent phone in functionaluty, security, design, and aesthetics. Beautiful device. I am so happy that I switched ecosystem. I enjoy using the phone and will never go back or shift to any other brand. It's just an excellent device through and through. Looks tough. Black color remains my goto color. Camera resolution and qualuty of photos amazing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have upgraded from my samsung s25 ultra to the 26 ultra love all the new things and the privacy mode the new thin style and look is superb

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This phone is good better than I phone. Features and camera result is good and ai version is good better than other phones.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the one of my best phone because everything is very good display,battery,camera and performance

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Samsung S26 Ultra is, quite simply, one of the most complete smartphones ever made. From the moment you pick it up, it feels like a device that pushes boundaries rather than just refining last year’s formula. The design is sleek and confident, with a premium glass-and-metal build that feels solid without being overly heavy. Samsung has clearly refined the ergonomics—despite the large display, it’s surprisingly comfortable to hold. The nearly bezel-less screen is stunning, delivering incredibly sharp resolution, vibrant colors, and brightness levels that make it easy to use even in direct sunlight. Whether you're streaming, gaming, or just scrolling, the display is a standout feature. Battery life is another major win. The S26 Ultra easily lasts a full day of heavy use, and for moderate users, stretching into a second day is realistic. Fast charging and wireless charging options make it even more convenient, ensuring you’re rarely stuck waiting around. Overall, the Samsung S26 Ultra isn’t just an upgrade—it’s a statement. It combines power, design, and innovation into a device that feels ahead of its time. If you want a smartphone that excels in every category, this is one of the best choices you can make.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My main priority was the camera, changing up from S23 Ultra. I was hoping, despite no increase in sensor size, to be able to achieve better photos. Overall I am very pleased. I've also found myself playing around with AI and Create. Night-time results are outstanding. I may well drop into Samsung for more filter packs and creative effects. Please see photos. Mine has 512 storage, but I've stayed away from Raw as I take so many shots. My pen is probably more used than previously, even bemoaning the loss of bluetooth, but I'm so used to having it from my Note 2 years ago. Now that shows faith and trust in the product, especially as I always research other phones and brands before committing. The battery seems fine, operating well atm, getting well over a day, unless using, say, Outdoor Active on a long walk. Display is stellar, which has come from others looking on. I encased the phone in an ESR magnetic, giving protection to the bump / island of the lenses, which works really well. It lies at an angle but I'll take that to have a great camera. My phone fits well into my Bellroy bag, or my pocket. It's been dropped a few times now but still looks like new. Thinner and lighter is always welcomed. So up to now I'm a happy chappy!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The performance is superb,the battery last very well

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this a weeks ago and am so happy that I did

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My old phone was the S23 - so I decided to go all out with the S26 Ultra this year. I've now had it for 5 days and so far its been an absolute pleasure. I went for a pre-order, so I got the free storage upgrade from 256GB to 512GB which was a great bonus. Whilst the improvements on the previous S25 Ultra model are limited, the step up from the S23 is massive. The battery is way better, the screen is beautiful and the camera absolutely delivers. I was slightly concerned that I would find the phone too big, but with the rounded edges and thinner design, it's very comfortable. The phone feels great and premium too. Performance-wise it can take everything I throw at it. As for Durability, thankfully I've yet to drop it or bump it, but its going to take a beating, so time will tell - I read that the casing has been switched back from titanium to aluminium, so I do have my concerns. New features - the privacy function is very very cool - absolute winning feature there. The AI is definitely working better than the S23 - I think there's more to explore here. And although the selfie camera is supposed to be the same as the S23, the pictures are defintiely looking much better! And finally, the features on the main camera are totally smashing. There's a really fun feature that locks in the horizon, so you don't get any wobble. All in all, a great phone.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Samsung S26 Ultra (12GB / 512GB, Black) – My Experience I recently bought the Samsung S26 Ultra (12GB RAM / 512GB storage) in black, and after using it for a while, I can honestly say I’m very happy with the purchase. It feels like a true premium phone and performs really well in everyday use. Battery The battery life has been great so far. With normal use like browsing, watching YouTube, using social media, and taking photos, it easily lasts me the whole day without needing to recharge. Fast charging is also helpful when I need to quickly top it up. Camera The camera quality is excellent. Photos come out very clear with good colors and detail. I especially like the zoom and portrait modes. Night photos are surprisingly good too. If you enjoy taking pictures, this phone definitely won’t disappoint. Display The display is beautiful. The screen is bright, sharp, and very smooth when scrolling. Watching videos and using apps feels really nice on such a large and high-quality screen. Performance Performance has been very smooth. Apps open quickly and multitasking is easy with 12GB RAM. I haven’t noticed any lag so far. The 512GB storage is also great because I don’t have to worry about running out of space for photos, videos, and apps. Durability The phone feels very solid and well built. The materials feel premium, and the black color gives it a very clean and elegant look. It feels strong enough for everyday use. Design I really like the design. The black finish looks sleek and professional. It’s a big phone, but it still feels comfortable to hold. Overall Overall, I’m very satisfied with the Samsung S26 Ultra. It’s fast, powerful, and the camera and display are amazing. If you’re looking for a high-end smartphone with top features, this is definitely worth considering. ⭐ Rating: 5/5

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Upgrading from the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra to the new Galaxy S26 Ultra felt like a natural step forward for me. Samsung has refined a lot of the things that already made the Ultra series great while introducing some genuinely useful upgrades. After spending some time with the device, there are plenty of improvements I appreciate, but also one notable change I’m not a fan of. The first thing that stands out is the display. Samsung has always been strong in this area, but the S26 Ultra somehow still manages to feel like a step ahead. The screen is incredibly sharp, colours are vibrant without looking oversaturated, and scrolling feels buttery smooth. Whether I’m watching videos, browsing the web, or editing photos, everything looks crisp and immersive. Coming from the S23 Ultra, the difference isn’t night and day, but it’s definitely noticeable. Text looks cleaner, images pop more and overall the display just feels more refined. The camera system is another area where Samsung has pushed things forward. The photos coming out of the S26 Ultra look more balanced compared to my S23 Ultra. There’s better detail retention, improved dynamic range, and low-light shots seem clearer with less noise. For someone who enjoys taking photos regularly, this upgrade is easy to appreciate. The camera software also feels a bit smarter when it comes to processing images, producing results that look natural while still maintaining Samsung’s signature punchy style. Battery life has been one of the most pleasant surprises. The S23 Ultra already had decent endurance, but the S26 Ultra’s optimisation seems noticeably better. Even on heavier days- streaming, social media, photography & general browsing, the phone comfortably lasts longer than expected. The improved power management means I spend less time worrying about charging and more time actually using the device, which is exactly what you want from a flagship phone. One of the standout additions for me is the new built-in privacy display feature. It’s incredibly useful when using the phone in public places like cafés, trains, or flights. The screen becomes much harder for people beside you to read, which adds an extra layer of privacy without needing a separate screen protector. It’s one of those small features that quickly becomes part of your everyday routine once you have it. Samsung’s One UI 8.5 is packed with improvements and customisation options. The interface feels polished, responsive and more flexible than ever. From personalising lock screens and widgets to deeper system controls, the level of customisation makes the phone feel truly tailored to how you want to use it. The software experience overall feels mature and refined, which is something Samsung has been steadily improving with each generation. However, there’s one change that I genuinely miss: the removal of Bluetooth functionality from the S Pen. On my S23 Ultra, I regularly used the stylus as a remote shutter when taking photos, especially when the phone was mounted on a tripod. Being able to click the pen to capture photos made it incredibly convenient for group shots or hands-free photography. Without Bluetooth support, that functionality is gone, and it feels like a step backwards. For users who relied on the S Pen’s remote features, this change will definitely be disappointing. Overall, the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra feels like a polished evolution rather than a radical overhaul, and that’s not a bad thing. The improved display, stronger camera system, better battery optimisation, and new privacy display feature all add up to a very refined flagship experience. While I’m disappointed about the loss of Bluetooth functionality in the S Pen, the rest of the phone still delivers in almost every other area. If you’re coming from an S23 Ultra as I did, the upgrade isn’t essential, but if you appreciate the refinements and the improved user experience, it’s definitely a satisfying step forward.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have owned many smartphones in my life, but WOW, it's so nice to be back with the Samsung Galaxy. The S26 Ultra combines everything I want in a smartphone. The new privacy display is excellent when it comes to using my banking applications in a crowded place and the battery life is phenomenal for such a powerhouse. On this topic, the Snapdragon processor makes everything effortless and I can play the latest games and the phone still keeps cool even after playing for hours. One major thing that I love about this phone is the camera array. The S26 Ultra takes FANTASTIC low light pictures, and it's zoom function is mind-blowing. It honestly blows away all the other flagship smartphones I've tried. I've had this phone for almost a month now and the 'honeymoon' period still hasn't finished. I can't put it down!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I ordered s26 ultra before official release and got it before others. Love the product, really slick with awesome display. Stable camera is a game changer. I've never seen something like that before. It's super fast, doesn't hang yet, relatively new device anyway. Pretty standard battery life, wondering when will samsung starts using carbon fiber batteries. The shell is really strong. I thought hoing back to aluminium might compromise the durability but it doesn't matter much, at least yet. The only issue I have is the selfie camera. Samsung should really put some effort into it. IPhone front camera looks way better than us. Overall, it's a great purchase. Highly recommended

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I ordered it on pre order and it was shipped to the store quickly then i expected. Trade in my old phone was smooth. Screen is good as it doeant effect the eyes. Pictures in low light is fantastic. Battery is still not as good as i assumed but the AI features are remarkable. And its feels solid and privacy screen is a selling point on this device. Double storage is also the key aelling point. No other andriod is giving 1 TB in uk so its a bargain

I have been using Samsung Ultra series ever since the first version came out. Up till now i have no regrets. Ultra's new privacy screen is one of the functions i love in this new version, being able to choose which apps i would like to on the privacy mode, allowing me to enjoy my videos clearer while protecting my privacy while handling sensitive matters. Love the camera also, able to provide clear, sharp photos. Overall i love Samsung Ultra.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’m really enjoying using the Galaxy S26 Ultra so far. It looks great in the Sky Blue colour and feels very premium in the hand. It’s easy to use, and everything runs smoothly, whether it’s everyday apps, messaging or media. The screen quality is excellent — clear, bright and very responsive. The camera is a real standout and captures sharp, high-quality photos in different settings. Battery life has also been solid and comfortably lasts through the day with regular use. The 512GB storage is a big plus, giving plenty of space without having to worry about running out. It’s definitely an investment, but the overall quality and performance make it worth it. Very happy with the upgrade.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I just got this beautiful masterpiece few days back and i can boldly say I’m really enjoying the Galaxy S26 Ultra so far. The camera is excellent and takes very clear photos, the battery easily lasts all day, and the high-resolution display makes everything look sharp and vibrant. The storage is more than enough for apps, photos, and videos, and the interface feels smooth and easy to use. I’ve also done a trade-in every time since I started with the Galaxy S23 Ultra, upgrading each year up to the Galaxy S26 Ultra, and the experience has always been great. Overall, I’m very happy with this upgrade.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use the camera on my phone a lot to take really good pictures my old phone was the s24 Ultra I use the camera on my phone a lot to take really good pictures my old phone was the s24 ultra so I have tried now the S26 ultra and the pictures are outstanding especially close up the new camera really adds light and depth to the picture that the old one but didn't as well the camera itself or sorry the phone itself is intuitive to use as I've used Samsung before the new AI features look great and I'm sure I'm going to be using those lots especially for photo editing and also during text the other new feature I really like is the fact that you can circle almost anything and it brings up really great options of identification Plus is the fact that you can circle almost anything and it brings up really great options of identification plus where to purchase etc so in all a really great phone I'm really happy with the purchase

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I decided to upgrade from my S24 Ultra to the S26 Ultra to take advantage of some of the new features, and for the extra processing speed. I saw plenty of feedback saying it's not worth upgrading and talking down the S26 - but in my opinion it was completely worthwhile and I'm really enjoying my new Galaxy and I can definately notice the difference.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Really impressed so far the battery is a great improvement. The camera has been stunning so far. The resolution seems fine, I'm not as impressed with the privacy display but it's a nice touch for first generation. Storage is great and the double storage deal is always a deal clincher. The interface is great. I'm a big fan of One Ui 8.5 so far.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently upgraded from my very old s21 and it's genuinely like having a mini computer in your hands. The AI capabilities are really great and the camera is hands down the best camera ive seen on a phone. Really worth the upgrade and did not disappoint on any level. Samsung have outdone themselves

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Best Samsung S series, yet. I pre-ordered this and it was delivered right on time I can't get enough of it since unboxing. The privacy screen technology is only the start. The graphics on this phone is super amazing. AI features are super useful. Will recommend it 💯

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Samsung Ultra 26 is fast, reliable, and very easy to use, making it a great option for both beginners and experienced users. The performance is smooth, whether you’re browsing the web, using apps, or multitasking throughout the day. One of its standout features is the screen, which looks sharp, vibrant, and clear in different lighting conditions. The added privacy function is especially useful, giving you peace of mind when using your device in public spaces. Another major advantage is the battery life, which comfortably lasts all day on a single charge, even with regular use. Overall, it’s a solid, well-rounded choice for everyday use.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this with a trade in and the device works great my only complaint (well others) is there seems to be no noise cancelling. Fast and great features especially the secrecy screen.

The camera is awsome. Great features, clear photos and good zoom. The display is big and has vivid colors. Love the new privacy feature and it out performs all the other phones I have!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have got my hand on new ai generation phone s26 ultra that is amazing and too fast and lots of lovely new features and specially fast ai and privacy screen.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have got my hand on new ai generation phone s26 ultra that is amazing and too fast and lots of lovely new features and specially fast ai and privacy screen.