Customer Reviews for Samsung - Galaxy S26 Ultra 256GB - Black (Verizon)
Customer Rating
5
It is definitely faster than my S23 Ultra
on May 21, 2026
Posted by: BUTCHN
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall the S26 Ultra is better than my S23 Ultra..I have only found one bug and it's a character input which is probably software related, but other than that, it seems better. It does take some getting used to since my last phone update was 3 years ago.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] After using the Samsung Galaxy S26 for several days, I can confidently say it’s one of the best smartphones I’ve owned. Samsung has really taken the experience to the next level, especially with its built-in AI features.
The performance is incredibly fast and smooth. Apps open instantly and multitasking feels effortless. The display is beautiful—bright, sharp, and perfect for watching videos, browsing, or working on the go.
What impressed me the most is the AI integration. The AI features actually feel useful in daily life. It can intelligently enhance photos, suggest smart edits, help summarize text, and even assist with writing messages or notes. It feels like having a smart assistant built directly into the phone.
Battery life is also excellent and easily lasts throughout the day. The cameras capture very sharp photos, even in low light conditions.
Overall, the Galaxy S26 delivers premium design, powerful performance, and truly helpful AI tools. It’s not just a fast phone it’s a smart device that makes everyday tasks easier.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So far I love my new s26 ultra! I'm still learning the galaxy AI but I'm excited to use it with my photos and helping me write. The privacy screen was a big reason I wanted the s26 ultra and it's everything I expected.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been part of the Samsung Galaxy journey since the Galaxy S21 Ultra, and upgrading each year has honestly become a tradition for me. Every new device brings improvements, but the Samsung Galaxy S26 feels like a bigger step forward than I expected. From the moment I turned it on, the display immediately stood out — bright, smooth, and incredibly immersive whether I’m watching videos, working, or just scrolling. Performance has been flawless so far. Apps open instantly, multitasking feels effortless, and the battery easily keeps up with my full day of work and entertainment. The biggest surprise for me has been Galaxy AI. Instead of feeling like a tech demo, the AI features actually help in real life. Editing photos takes seconds, suggestions feel smart and natural, and everyday tasks feel faster and easier. It’s one of those upgrades you don’t realize you needed until you start using it daily. What keeps me loyal to Samsung after all these years is consistency. Each phone improves while still feeling familiar, reliable, and premium. After upgrading every year since the S21 Ultra, I can confidently say this is one of the most polished Galaxy devices yet. For anyone considering an upgrade, this phone truly feels like the future of smartphones — powerful, intelligent, and designed for real everyday use.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently upgraded from the Galaxy S23 Ultra to the S26 Ultra, and overall I’m very happy with the device. The phone feels lighter, more modern, and beautifully designed. I chose the gold version that was available online, and it looks amazing — honestly, I think this color should also be available in stores because it’s stunning. That said, I feel like I have only explored a small fraction of what the phone can do — probably not even 20%. Coming from the S23 Ultra, it’s actually hard to immediately spot what the major differences are in daily use. I know the device is more powerful and that there are many new AI capabilities, but it isn’t always clear how to discover or leverage them. I think Samsung could greatly improve the onboarding and unboxing experience. For example, when someone upgrades, the phone could highlight: “You came from this device — here are the 5 new things you should try first.” Even small suggestions over the first few weeks like “Try this feature today” would help users explore the innovations you’ve built. AI is especially important here. Samsung talks a lot about AI features, but AI is still new to most people. Users don’t always know how to use these tools or how they can improve everyday tasks. I’m personally a big AI enthusiast and early adopter — I use Gemini extensively for work — and I would love to see clearer guidance on how the Galaxy AI can act as a true assistant or co-pilot, not just for personal tasks but for productivity as well.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is an excellent phone
on May 21, 2026
Posted by: Marina
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Helps write messages and emails faster Edits photos automatically Translates languages instantly Summarizes long text or notes Acts like a smart assistant using Google Gemini AI Live Translate – translates phone calls or messages in real time. Circle to Search – circle anything on the screen to search it instantly. Writing Assist – fixes grammar, rewrites text, or changes tone. Photo AI (Generative Edit) – remove or move objects in photos using AI. Interpreter – real-time translation for face-to-face conversations. Note Assist – summarizes long notes or articles. Now Brief / Now Bar – gives daily summaries like weather, reminders, and activity.