The Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra is about as capable as a smartphone can get without folding in half or rolling up (and those new form factors often have trade-offs). It has a high price, but it's justified compared to past Ultra models.
The Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra is about as capable as a smartphone can get without folding in half or rolling up (and those new form factors often have trade-offs). It has a high price, but it's justified compared to past Ultra models.
With few upgrades over last year’s model, and minor ones at that, it feels more like a second Fan Edition than a truly new phone.
Buying a drone for more than the combined price of a PS5 and Xbox Series X is a lot, especially now with ever-increasing regulations against drones.
The Google Pixel 7 Pro offers an even more fantastic value than its predecessor. With a more refined look, a brighter screen, 5x telephoto camera, and even more impressive digital zoom capabilities, there’s almost no reason to consider any other high-end Android phone.
If you’re shopping for a phone today, you won’t go wrong with the Pixel 6a. But if you can wait, it’ll likely be worth your while.
It’s a little hard to get excited for a phone that’s not doing much new, especially when it costs so much more than many competent competitors, but Samsung didn’t need to change much to make another great phone.
The Google Pixel 6 Pro comes with everything you could want in a high-end smartphone from a big 120Hz screen, stellar performance, long battery life, great cameras, and it’s reasonably priced at $899.
