S21 ultra vs Note 20 Ultra

[recDNA]

Does anyone have both?

I wonder if you consider the newer S21 Ultra a big upgrade and why?

I have a Note9 and cannot decide which way to go.

 

[felloffthetruck]

Does anyone have both?

I wonder if you consider the newer S21 Ultra a big upgrade and why?

I have a Note9 and cannot decide which way to go.

Got rid of my Note 20 Ultra for the S21 Ultra and the upgraded fingerprint scanner was reason enough for me to swap out phones.
The only thing that I don't like about the S21 Ultra is the fact there is no expandable memory.

 

[trucksmoveamerica#AC]

FDR your phone and the FPS will work fabulous again.

It's pretty simple.. if you want a built in S pen and SD card go with the note, that's the main difference. If those don't matter to you then go with the newest.

 

[recDNA]

Got rid of my Note 20 Ultra for the S21 Ultra and the upgraded fingerprint scanner was reason enough for me to swap out phones.
The only thing that I don't like about the S21 Ultra is the fact there is no expandable memory.

I don't like expanded memory because the indexing eats the battery and the files aren't secure. That said I have a 512gb Note9 and I use 300gb so 256 gb would be a big loss for me.

I didn't know there was ever a 512gb S21 ultra or I would have jumped. Maybe I should have jumped at the Note20 Ultra last year. I just cannot decide.

 

[recDNA]

FDR your phone and the FPS will work fabulous again.

It's pretty simple.. oyf you want a built in S pen and SD card go with the note, that's the main difference. If those don't matter to you then go with the newest.

I would if there were still a 512gb model. I don't care about 5g because so little territory is covered.

 

[recDNA]

Why did Samsung stop building 4K 512gb phones?

 

[trucksmoveamerica#AC]

I would if there were still a 512gb model. I don't care about 5g because so little territory is covered.

Unfortunately samsung seems to stop producing the 512 models after initial release. I agree, 5G is pretty much useless right now

 

[fuzzylumpkin]

Why did Samsung stop building 4K 512gb phones?

4K displays? Or did you mean 4G?

 

[recDNA]

No I mean 4K like 3840:2160. You could set it at 1080p to save battery if you don't need the res.

4G is fine too. 5G is a gimmick.

 

[Gary02468]

No I mean 4K like 3840:2160.

Samsung has never sold a phone with a 4k (2160) display.