Testseek.com have collected 568 expert reviews of the Samsung SM-G988 Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SM-G988 Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G.
February 2020
(83%)
568 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
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(80%)
613 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Innovative camera
Stunning display
Beautiful 120Hz screen
Capable and versatile cameras
Smooth performance
Useful software features
Incredible processor
Battery
And RAM
Absolutely gorgeous display
One UI has become one of Android's best overlays
Excellent compositional versatility
Great dedicated Night mode
Big
Bold screen
Excellent 120Hz display
High-end hardware and specs
Solid battery life
High-quality and versatile cameras
Complete cross-carrier 5G compatibility
Huge high-quality display
Classic Samsung design and build quality
Incredible specs and performance
Extremely crisp main camera shots
Zoom camera has real use up to 15X
Impressive photos
Gorgeous 120Hz display
5G support
Huge 5
000 mAh battery
Beautiful Display
120Hz refresh rate display
Big battery that lasts all day
Fast charging capable
Incredible camera system
Amazing zoom capabilities
Supports 5G across the board
Impressive gaming performance
The new 120Hz OLED is gorgeous
And Samsung finally got rid of the curve
Nice
Slim bezels all the way around the screen. The buttons have thankfully returned to the right side of the phone
While 5G is of limited usefulness for most people
This phone w
Incredible 120Hz display
10x lossless zoom is great
Performance can't be faulted
Huge battery
Huge
120Hz screen
Great battery life
Quality zoom photos at 10x
Very good selfie camera
Gorgeous screen
Blazing-fast performance
Flexible cameras
Good battery life
Solid gaming experience
Expandable storage
Future-proof 5G network support
Stunning large 120Hz display
Solid cameras and useful camera software
Zooming from 4X to 10X is better than on any other phone
120 Hertz is buttery smooth
Beautiful display with almost no bezel
Battery life is solid
Very fast charging
Excellent loudspeaker
Good timbre performance
Average spatial performance
Few artifacts overall
Powerful performance
Vibrant display
Versatile camera setup
Bright and color-accurate OLED display
Fast storage
MicroSD support
Dual SIM (including eSIM)
Wide range of LTE frequencies
5G
Good voice quality
Accurate exposure down to low light
High detail in all videos
Vivid and pleasant color outdoors and indoors
Wide depth of field
Accurate target exposure down to low light
Very low noise in most conditions
Vivid and pleasant color outdoors
Good stabilization in handheld static videos outdoors
The editors didn't like
Boring design
Expensive
Massive size
100x Space Zoom isn't very useful
Iffy fingerprint scanner
Doesn't come cheap
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999.00
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Big
Heavy
And awkward to hold
Extremely expensive
Camera is excellent but has some annoying bugs
100X Space Zoom is impressive but not very useful
Disappointing battery life
100x zoom images are very soft
Night images could be more consistent in Auto mode
Too big and heavy to comfortably use one-handed
Camera still has quirks
And 30X+ zoom is useless
Arguably not worth extra money over S20+
In-display fingerprint sensor is slow and often finicky
Will be too big and heavy for some
Battery suffers badly with 120Hz enabled
But still has shortcomings
No headphone jack
Cameras deliver inconsistent photos
120Hz is a battery killer
Large camera hump
Big price tag
Very boring color choices this year
100x Zoom is more hype than feature
This phone is gigantic
And made of slippery glass. The camera module also sticks out a mile
A device with a 5
000mAh battery should be able to run longer than the S20 Ultra
But 5G and the 120Hz screen keep it from being great
You can't use Goog
Some camera focus issues
100x Space Zoom is more gimmick than useful
Very expensive
Main camera softens faces too much
Main camera hunts for autofocus
100X zoom and 108-megapixel photos are mostly gimmicks
Expensive for the value
Cumbersome to use
8K video is overkill for now
Crazy expensive
Huge phone and rear camera array
Hit or miss fingerprint scanner
100X zoom is useless
There is no benefit to shooting 108MP photos
Uninspired design
Memo app records in mono only
Poor spatial and timbral performance when recording selfie videos
Microphones are easy to occlude
Heavy build
Exorbitant price
Summary
The Galaxy S20 Ultra is… a lot. It has a big screen with a very high refresh rate
A very sharp selfie camera and support for speedy 5G. It also features a trio of advanced cameras on its rear that can shoot up to 1
5G without mmWave
Autofocus fails to operate properly in low-light conditions
120 Hz only in FHD+
No 120 Hz gaming
Slow microSD slot
No aptX HD
Autofocus instabilities and refocusing in all conditions
Visible noise outdoors and indoors
Cold white balance cast in outdoor videos
Visible exposure steps in walking and panning videos
Visible color quantization
Hue shift
Aliasing
And texture art
Limited dynamic range in high-contrast conditions
Visible hue shift in red tones with low tungsten lighting
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User-friendly UI, Good performance, Decent battery life, Large, vibrant display, 120Hz refresh rate, Good quality stereo speakers, Has 5G support, Great camera performance, Has a number of useful features like Music Share
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