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  • Screen8.7
  • Performance8.8
  • Camera8.7
  • Connectivity8.4
  • Battery8.3
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  • Auto
    A great smartphone, a complete flagship from Samsung.

    • 10
    • Screen10
    • Performance10
    • Camera10
    • Connectivity10
    • Battery9.0
  • Auto
    Personal review

    This is a good phone. The camera, with its good options, performs wonderfully in bright conditions. The quality is natural and without strange colors. The ultra-wide-angle lens is good, but the front camera could be improved. It has good contrast and maintains quality during continuous zoom. As for night mode, I was quite surprised because it has improved significantly; even the ultra-wide-angle lens performed excellently. The battery improves over time, learning your usage patterns and optimizing accordingly. The Exynos 2600 is surprisingly good; it doesn't struggle or get stressed like the previous generation. It maintains a good average FPS in various games. AMD clearly put effort into improving the GPU, and it shows on several occasions; it runs cooler than the Snapdragon model. On the other hand, its weak point is the ultra-wide-angle camera, which could be improved with an update, but overall, it performs well in good conditions. Video recording is its strong point; it's very stable, and the colors are very vibrant. The log format is helpful for editing. Overall, it gets an 8.5 out of 10 for cameras.

    • 8.6
    • Screen9.0
    • Performance9.0
    • Camera8.7
    • Connectivity9.0
    • Battery9.0
  • Auto
    Great phone, but with few new features.

    Great phone, good cameras for everyday use (they're the same as the S25+). Excellent performance, but the Exynos processor overheats in games that require graphics processing. Battery is okay, it lasts from the beginning of the day until 4 PM. The 45W charging, although low, charges very well; the wireless charger has improved and is now at 25W. The screen deserves more features, a higher brightness, as daytime visibility is compromised. The privacy screen that the S26 Ultra has should be included across the entire line, justifying the upgrade for those coming from previous Samsung lines. The AI features greatly facilitate daily life, but it's not exclusive to this line as it's a software feature; any update can bring the same functions to previous lines. Being the latest release, it comes with the most recent version of One UI 8.5 and promises 7 years of Android updates.

    Pros
    • AI features
    • 7
    • Screen7.0
    • Performance7.3
    • Camera7.2
    • Connectivity6.3
    • Battery7.0

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  • 8.4 Design & Materials
  • 8.7 Performance & Hardware
  • 8.4 Camera
  • 8.8 Connectivity
  • 7.1 Battery
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