[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The new Galaxy S26 Ultra has quickly become my daily driver because it balances power, battery life, and smart Galaxy Al features in a way that actually matters day to day. I use my Samsung device for almost everything: streaming, gaming, school, work, and keeping up with friends, and it never feels like it’s struggling.For streaming movies, shows, and sports, the big AMOLED display and loud stereo speakers make a huge difference. The high refresh rate keeps everything smooth, and Galaxy Al helps improve and sharpen lower‑quality videos so older content looks cleaner. I can binge shows, scroll social media, and chat without worrying about the battery dying before the end of the day.For gaming, the phone stays smooth even in more demanding titles, and I can run a game, Discord, and music in the background without major lag. For school and work, I rely on it for taking notes, checking email, joining video calls, and editing documents on the go. The cameras are great for snapping photos of whiteboards, homework, and documents, and Galaxy Al tools make editing and sharing those shots much easier. Overall, the S26 Ultra feels like a powerhouse that truly replaces a laptop for a lot of what I do.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As a long-time Samsung user, I was disappointed to see the S Pen no longer includes remote control functionality from S25 ultra and now S26 Ultra. The Bluetooth remote feature was one of the most unique and useful aspects of the S Pen. It allowed users to take photos remotely, control presentations, and navigate media. Removing this feature reduces the overall functionality and innovation that many loyal users appreciated. Another concern is that the battery capacity remains the same while the phone itself has become morepowerful. With increased screen size and power demands, many users expected a battery upgrade to support longer usage throughout the day. Keeping the same capacity feels like a missed opportunity to improve real-world performance. Additionally, the change in materials raises questions. Replacing aluminum with titanium does improve durability, but it doesn’t necessarily feel more luxurious. In fact, titanium can sometimes make the device feel more industrial rather than premium. Many users valued the sleek and refined finish that aluminum provided. Samsung has always been known for pushing innovation forward, especially in the Galaxy Note and Ultra lines. I hope future models will consider bringing back the full-featured S Pen, improving battery capacity, and continuing to refine the premium feel that made these devices stand out. Thank you for listening to customer feedback and continuing to improve your products.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been using the Samsung S26 Ultra and I’m really impressed with it. The phone is super fast, the screen is bright and beautiful, and the camera quality is amazing. The battery lasts all day even with heavy use, and everything runs very smoothly. It definitely feels like a premium phone and I’m very happy with the upgrade. Highly recommend it!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love that everything i need on the phone is on this new S26! I love taking photos and yeah the camera is so wonderful I just couldn't believe it
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It’s powered by a very fast processor that makes apps, multitasking, and gaming run smoothly. The battery is built to last all day, and the phone includes Samsung’s built-in AI features to help with things like photo editing, reminders, and productivity. It also comes with the S Pen, which lets you write notes, draw, sign documents, or control the phone more precisely, making the S26 Ultra a great device for both work and entertainment.