Customer Reviews for Samsung - Galaxy S26 Ultra 256GB - Sky Blue (AT&T)
Customer Rating
5
Love love love
on August 10, 2026
Posted by: Stephdreygon
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I chose to upgrade my Samsung galaxy s23 back in March to the S26 ultra and I am so happy I decided to go with the upgrade. It has been great. I love the s pen that comes with it and I love the privacy screen that is built into it, especially when I'm at work and dont need or want people in the office to see what is on my screen. The s pen is great because I can sign documents on the phone and can draw. My child also loves to draw so she borrows it sometimes to draw pictures. It was a wonderful upgrade. But honestly Samsung has never let me down.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I chose the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra because I wanted a phone that could keep up with everything I do, and it has definitely delivered. I use it every day for work, streaming music and videos, social media, keeping up with NASCAR, taking pictures and videos at races and concerts, and staying connected with friends and family. The camera is one of my favorite features because the zoom and picture quality are great, especially when I’m at the track. The screen looks amazing, performance is fast and smooth, and the battery does a great job getting me through long days. I also really like how easy it is to multitask between apps. Overall, it has become my go-to device for both work and entertainment, and I’m extremely happy I chose Samsung.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I chose the Galaxy S26 Ultra since I've had previous models, and have been happy with Samsung phones. The changes to the S26 Ultra are what I like, like the round corner design and all the improvements to the camera and that help extend battery life. I easily get a days worth of use charging it once a day. For me personally I love the overall size, and capability to customize the phone to my liking. I've never had any issues with it (or previous models of the S series I've had). I look forward to more improvements and an extended battery life would be something I would like, but not something I really need, at this time. I use it as my go to GPS device, much better than my 11 year old car.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I choose the Galaxy S26 Ultra daily for about 4 months now, and it's held up as a genuinely excellent flagship. Also been loyal fan of samsung from past 10 years.Here's my honest breakdown by category. Display The screen is stunning. Colors are vibrant without looking oversaturated, and outdoor visibility is excellent even in direct sunlight. Scrolling and animations feel silky smooth, and after six months I haven't noticed any burn-in or dead pixels. Camera This is where the phone really shines. Photos are sharp and detailed in daylight, and low-light performance has impressed me more than I expected. The zoom capabilities are genuinely useful, not just a gimmick. Video stabilization is smooth even when walking. Portrait mode edge detection is consistently accurate. Battery Life Battery life has been solid for me — I typically get through a full day of moderate-to-heavy use without needing a top-up. Charging is fast, and after four months I haven't noticed any significant drop in battery health or capacity. Performance The chip handles everything I throw at it — multitasking, gaming, editing photos and videos — without any lag or overheating.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] "I chose the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra as my latest upgrade, and it does not disappoint. Coming from previous Ultra models, the hardware adjustments feel incredibly premium. The new built-in privacy display option is an absolute game-changer for nighttime browsing, and the jump to 60W fast charging finally eliminates the battery bottleneck. Zero lag, spectacular cameras, and an incredibly solid build. Highly recommend it!"
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When you pick up the Galaxy S26 Ultra, the physical presence immediately stands out. After living with it as my daily driver, I chose this device because it promised the ultimate mobile experience, and while it's brilliant, it leaves room for a few key improvements. Performance, Battery, and Media The core experience is where the phone truly shines. Performance and fluidity are phenomenal, and file management is a breeze—transferring recorded video clips directly to an external USB-C drive is fast and simple. Battery life is very reliable, and the fast charging speeds are great when you need a quick top-up. As a massive music fan, audio performance is top-tier. Using LDAC with my headphones allows for high-bitrate playback with deep clarity and instrument separation. Productivity-wise, heavy multitasking is a daily staple, the display is gorgeous and bright, selfies look great, and I love the privacy feature that lets me selectively hide certain screen content. AI Features: Still Early Days When it comes to AI, it feels like it's still just getting started, with plenty of room for improvement. Where I actually find myself using it the most is for photo editing, especially the magic eraser tool. However, the AI assistant experience has its quirks—for instance, when trying to reply to messages on WhatsApp, the smart replies often feel a bit robotic and unnatural. More broadly, I feel like the device's AI should b