A return to untie the knot in the user mind of the Galaxy S26 Ultra.

A return to untie the knot in the user mind of the Galaxy S26 Ultra, or just an upgrade by appointment.

Samsung has always had the custom of taping the biggest ideas into the biggest mobile models. The Galaxy S26 Ultra is the spiritual successor to the Note family that used to be funny because it had a pen. But finally, the weirdness has become the new standard in the flagship industry. For this latest model, there are 5 interesting things because it comes to solving practical problems rather than just showing specification numbers.

The first is a much better confidentiality screen. Anyone who used to be uncomfortable playing mobile on the MTR or sitting in public and having someone peek at the screen. Samsung solves the problem with a screen that controls the distribution of light at the pixel level, so that people can see the content from the side of the screen. But the owner of the machine can see the normal sharp picture. We can also open this feature only on the bank app or the private chat app, bringing the security to the hardware level.

The next AI story is not just about composing pictures, but really becoming a substitute assistant for us, such as ordering a car to be booked through the app. The system will be pressed to complete the process and notify us. Or the Audio Eraser feature that improves the voice of the voiceover when we watch concerts or sports via YouTube and Netflix. The system will eliminate the noise immediately in real time, making content more fluid than ever.

The slow charging problem that fans have been complaining about this time has moved up to 60 watts, charging from zero to 75 percent in about half an hour. Despite the condition of having to find the charger itself and just the charger in the box, it has developed a lot. Wireless charging has moved up to the Qi2 standard, but the observation is that if you want to charge super fast, you have to put a case with magnetism, because the design that focuses on thinness makes Samsung not incorporate a magnet directly into the machine.

On the camera side, even though the numbers look similar, the aperture is significantly widened, making the exposure almost half better than before, resulting in clear night shooting times when the image is clearer and lower. There is also a 24-megapixel shooting mode that provides the most balanced details. But there is a point to know that users have to load an add-on app called Camera Assistant to install it themselves to enable it, a procedure that seems a little complicated for the average user.

Ending with the still pivotal S Pen, even this time the Bluetooth feature was cut off and had to be plugged in the right side by the new design. The pen head is more curvy to the body, but it is still a tool that has changed from a mobile for content to a creative mobile, which other brand competitors are still much behind at this point.

This development shows Samsung starting to look at the small issues that are bothering big-screen users. Despite being rigorous on some matters and still having a few conditions that look like a new set of marketing, overall the Galaxy S26 Ultra is to tune in to an already good, more practical and on-the-spot mobile, especially in a world where safety and speed are becoming no longer a wait.

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