[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This new phone is absolutely stunning, the display is so vibrant and smooth, making everything look incredible. The camera system is a total game-changer, capturing unbelievably sharp and detailed photos, even in tricky lighting. Battery life is also a huge plus; it easily gets me through a full day and then some. Plus, the performance is lightning fast, handling all my apps and games without a hitch. Honestly, it's been a fantastic upgrade and I'm really enjoying using it.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] There is a limit to how many Bluetooth devices you could connect to the phone. I wish it could handle more than 3 at once. If you have more than 3 devices connected to the Bluetooth, whichever device you connected last gets knocked off.
Value
3
Response from Samsung USBy R&R Team, March 21, 2026
Hi Connect2me, we appreciate your feedback on your Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra. We know how disappointing it can be when your device is not operating as intended or expected. We have provided a link to a troubleshooting guide to help you with the Bluetooth connection staying connected. We have also provided a link to the Samsung Support Team to offer additional assistance if this experience continues with your device. We appreciate you being a Samsung customer. -Elizabeth Bluetooth device won’t reconnect or stay connected to Galaxy phone or tablet https://www.samsung.com/us/support/troubleshoot/TSG10002014/ Samsung Support smsng.us/Samsung-Support Samsung Community smsng.us/Samsung-Community Facebook smsng.us/Facebook-Messenger X https://smsng.us/X-Messages
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I could immediately tell that it's running the top of the line chipset, as everything is smooth and the battery is much better than my last Galaxy phone... I could also tell that's it's slightly thinner and lighter and don't even get me started on the privacy display... it's genuinely a really cool new technology that I hope evolves and becomes a standard. Galaxy AI is cool as well, and better than ever.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Upgrading from the S23 Ultra to the S26 Ultra feels like a true leap forward, not just an incremental update. The first thing you notice is how much lighter it is. It’s immediately more comfortable to hold, especially during long use, which surprised me with this phone not having the curved edge. Samsung really nailed the balance between premium build and everyday usability.
The display is another standout. It feels incredibly durable while still being ultra-responsive. Scrolling, gaming, and even simple navigation feel smoother and more precise, like the phone is always one step ahead of you. It’s one of those upgrades you don’t realize you needed until you experience it. There's absolutely zero input lag.
And the camera is honestly on another level. The clarity, detail, and color accuracy are unreal, whether you’re shooting in daylight or low light. It turns everyday moments into something that looks professionally captured. You even lose the super grainy or blurry results from zooming in to capture your far away shots.
Overall, the S26 Ultra doesn’t just improve on the S23 Ultra—it refines nearly every part of the experience in a way that feels meaningful day-to-day.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Moved from older Galaxy S20+ to S26 Ultra. So far there's a significant battery and processor upgrade. Current battery usage is much more efficient. The S20+ new, would still need to be charged everyday. So far, the S26 Ultra charge is every other day with same usage. Privacy mode is interesting feature, I still chose a privacy screen protector because the privacy mode strains my eyes. I have not used Galaxy AI as much, I do avoid constant and forced AI features if possible