**The Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra: A Camera-Packed Powerhouse**

One of the most noticeable issues with the previous flagship, the S20 Ultra, was the autofocus humping problem, which would sometimes cause the camera to struggle with close-up subjects. However, it appears that Samsung has made significant strides in addressing this issue with the S21 Ultra. In a staggering 75% of cases, the phone now delivers impressive results without any noticeable humping, thanks to improved algorithms and hardware upgrades.

**A Macro Camera Made Possible by the Ultra-Wide Lens**

One of the most interesting features of the S21 Ultra is its use of the ultra-wide lens for macro photography. This camera combination allows for extremely close shots with autofocus, resulting in solid quality macros. The camera also supports 4K 60fps video from all cameras, including the selfie camera, and shoots 12-bit Raw photos in Pro mode. These capabilities make the S21 Ultra a versatile tool for content creators and photographers alike.

**Director's View: Simultaneous Multi-Camera Recording**

The S21 Ultra introduces a new feature called Director's View, which enables simultaneous multi-camera recording from multiple cameras simultaneously. This is made possible by the Snapdragon 888 chipset with the Triple Eight camera system. While not as useful for everyday users, this feature will undoubtedly find its way into vlog-style shooting and other professional applications.

**The Telephoto Cameras: A 3x and a 10x Zoom Option**

The S21 Ultra's telephoto lenses offer two zoom options: 3x and 10x. While the 3x lens is suitable for most users, the 10x option uses the Periscope camera to achieve longer focal lengths. This combination of cameras allows for exceptional image quality, with the primary camera handling all standard zooms from 1x to 3x, the second camera covering 3x to 10x, and the Periscope camera capturing everything beyond that.

**Improved Color and HDR Capabilities**

In terms of color accuracy and HDR capabilities, the S21 Ultra has made significant strides. The phone's color grading and tone mapping have been refined to produce a more pleasing and natural visual experience. While there may still be some edge fringing issues with close-up subjects, overall, the camera's performance is now much improved.

**The Design: A Matte Black Finish**

One of the most striking aspects of the S21 Ultra is its matte black finish, which has been designed to appeal to a wider audience. The design team at Samsung has taken cues from the design world to create a sleek and minimalist aesthetic that will appeal to fans of luxury products.

**Limited Edition Icon's Release: Back for Good**

In an exciting announcement, it was revealed that Limited Edition Icon's would be back in stock permanently, with several new colorways added to the lineup. These include the iconic red mask, which has been a fan favorite since its release last year. Additionally, a limited edition 'Silicon' finish has been added, featuring a matte metallic paint job.

**Future Plans: More Colorway Options**

While the initial Limited Edition Icon's release was met with success, Samsung has hinted at future plans to expand the color palette further. Fans have taken to Twitter to express their desire for other colorways, and it appears that the company is taking note. With more limited edition color options on the horizon, fans of the brand can look forward to even more stylish and unique devices in the coming months.

**The Verdict: A MKBHD Edition-Inspired Flagship**

In conclusion, the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra has proven itself to be a formidable flagship device, rivaling those from competitors like Apple. With its impressive camera capabilities, sleek design, and innovative features, it's no wonder that this phone is being hailed as one of the best in its class. Whether you're a content creator or simply someone looking for a powerful smartphone, the S21 Ultra is an excellent choice.

**What Do You Think? Share Your Thoughts**

As we move forward with our review process, we want to hear from you! What do you think about the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra? Are there any features that stand out to you, or are there areas where you feel it falls short? Share your thoughts in the comments below, and let us know what you're looking for in a flagship device.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enforeign do you remember when Samsung spent an entire three minutes straight in the keynote just talking about the matte black color I get it hey what's up MKBHD here and this is a Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra and it's an incredibly good phone I gotta say now the thing is not only does it do a lot on paper because we already know about the big numbers the huge specs the ultra story that's all still here but it does a lot of stuff that doesn't show up on the spec sheet a lot of subtle tweaks and changes that turn this from a really good phone to a great one so of course I gotta start with the Finish because well I've been saying matte black everything for a solid couple of years now to the point where it's it's on a shirt my car probably my most precious possession is wrapped in matte black and its name is Phantom so I guess you could say this Phantom black Galaxy S21 Ultra the matte finish kinda speaks to me and like I said it's not going to be on the spec sheet but this is a really nice finish it's a really very clean flat smooth black finish on glass and then with a slightly different texture on the metal housing around the cameras and then it turns into your typical glossy black around the edges but just the whole look of this phone to me is very intentional I'm on record saying I actually really like it and that was my first impressions video and I'm sticking by that just the way the camera module curves into the body of the phone the way it looks like like an overlay of another S21 Ultra on top of the first one really the worst thing about it is that it's still uneven so it still rocks on a table but everything else about this design I think is as good as it gets I was kind of worried it would look great out the box actually and then just collect a ton of fingerprints and look awful but this map black has been shockingly good at rejecting fingerprints so that's sweet something you might have noticed also is Samsung has a carbon fiber weave in the camera module for like every other color of this phone except for Phantom black for some reason but luckily for less than two bucks Channel sponsored D Brands got you covered with a carbon fiber camera skin so you can still get that look easy so okay now that I'm done raving about the design the Galaxy S21 Ultra as a sequel to the s20 ultra it's actually largely the same phone it's got a lot of the same big numbers the ultra stuff is still here but there's a lot of small intangibles a lot of small adjustments that they've made that I really like probably more than you think and then like I don't know how to say this without sounding kind of full of it but I feel like this phone was designed by or maybe at least worked on by people who have watched MKBHD videos does that make sense like there's there's a lot of things in here and of course there's a lot of people out there who have the same tastes and will like a lot of these changes in any phone but yeah this this exact phone feels more like an MKBHD Edition phone than any phone I've ever reviewed so you got to start up front with that display this has been a strength of Samsung and their phones for years so you can expect good stuff and you see that with the improvements on paper right this is a huge OLED that will finally do 1440p resolution and 120 hertz at the same time it gets even brighter up to 1500 nits tops so it's viewable in pretty much any conditions and the new ltpo panel Tech makes it actively vary its refresh rate between 10 Hertz and 120 hertz to save battery but from my experience has stayed very responsive I've never noticed a dip in frame rate in everyday use so it's managing it really well which is a success but even with all that stuff that's on the spec sheet there's also all the stuff that's not on paper like the fact that they keep flattening the display even more than last year this one doesn't spill over the edges kind of at all anymore obviously like that it's also a little bit smaller and the body of this phone it's still a big phone don't get me wrong but it's not like stupid big like here it is compared to iPhone 12 Pro Max another pretty big phone but it's actually a smaller footprint here and next to the OnePlus 8 Pro it's still huge but doesn't seem so overbearingly massive right it's actually smaller than the Galaxy s20 Ultra going from a 6.9 inch to a 6.8 inch display and also the fingerprint sensor is new I guess that would be on paper too but they've switched to a newer generation Qualcomm under display fingerprint reader and that reader is noticeably bigger it's 1.77 times the size of last year I didn't notice it being any faster even though it claimed to be but just the larger sensor area by itself makes the experience of using the fingerprint sensor all the time much less frustrating I have less failed attempts it feels less finicky and maybe someday the whole bottom of the phone will be a fingerprint sensor but until then in this world of wearing masks the improved fingerprint reader is welcome so also on paper Snapdragon Triple Eight inside 12 or 16 gigs of RAM depending on which spec you get fast ufs 3.1 storage not expandable which is technically a downgrade from last year but it's something I haven't personally used in a long time then High refresh rate display and a 5 000 milliamp hour battery so this phone is clearly a flagship performer on paper but off paper there are a lot of improvements to one UI three on this phone that do probably make a more meaningful difference to the user experience versus just the bleeding edge specs now I've said before I'm not the biggest fan of Samsung's software and their UI honestly I I've preferred close to stock maybe oxygen OS is my favorite non-stock option but you can't sleep on Samsung software the whole reason they do what they do is to offer as many features as possible and they are still at it there are tons of features packed into these phones that have a lot of potential for customization and just letting you tailor it to behave the way you want you never have to dive in and use any or all of the features because there's a lot but they'll be waiting for you if you have the time to mess with them I think the stuff you'll first notice with S21 Ultra is the new volume control here those sliders just a little cleaner looking and one ui3 the new notification grouping on top of Android just an overall cleaner aesthetic and organization to things like that the stock apps and the improved dark mode that I highly recommend looks great on this OLED display and can actually net you a little bit of extra battery life but also the Google discover page to the side of the home screen and Samsung's launcher what who told them to do that I did not see that coming but hey if I worked at Samsung and I kept asking for a Google Play edition for all these years I guess we know that's probably never going to happen again but this is a little taste to that it's as close as it's going to get I do kind of wish the search box showed up over here too like it does in the Google app but hey this is solid and I guess if they let me map Bixby to Google Assistant all over the phone that would have been the cherry on top but anyway speaking of battery we again have an ultra number it's 5 000 milliamp hours and that looks great on paper right in practice I've had a very good battery experience now the thing to note which is an ongoing conversation is the Qualcomm Snapdragon chip experience versus in other regions there's an exynos version so this year with this phone it would be Snapdragon Triple Eight versus the exynos 2100. now the initial testing results show a pretty promising basically for those who haven't known or haven't been filled in uh usually the xnos version is much worse with battery life and performance in those regions initial testing is uh pretty promising for the exynos 2100 I'm going to leave that actual conclusion getting to people who can get their hands on both phones but for now with my experience on the Qualcomm phone very good battery life on one day I got four hours of screen on time and ended around 50 percent the next day I had around five hours had a little less at the end of the day I never once killed it in a single day it's pretty clear that the combination of the Triple Eight chip and the ltpo display Tech are working well here I'd say it has what I'd call a worry-free battery don't even really have to think about it too much with some super heavy use and navigation and bright screen Outdoors all the time and gaming taking lots of photos and videos and maybe maybe you'll get to the end of the battery but hey while we're here let's talk cameras they are a big part of the ultra a phone experience both figuratively and literally speaking so they hit all the check boxes of big Ultra numbers again 108 megapixels 100 times Zoom 8K video all that stuff is still here I would say the experience has actually changed more than the photo quality photo quality is still roughly what we'd expect from a high-end Samsung phone and I'll get to that in a second but there are more changes to how you get to that photo and video that are better there's countless examples of this so right when you first open the camera app Samsung asks you if you want to take Natural or bright selfies instead of just defaulting to Bright all the time I'm glad they added that option they didn't have to but that results in much more natural selfies from that 40 megapixel camera for someone like me with my skin tone right off the bat instead of having to mess with the exposure slider then the 100x space Zoom which yes is definitely extreme and probably still a gimmick to most people it got a lot more stable and easier to use thanks to the subject locking in the viewfinder so now when you're zoomed all the way in on something the camera tries to identify the subject of the photo you're taking and locks the viewfinder to track that instead of shaking around so much it is slightly annoying when you're like locked on to something that's not quite what you're trying to shoot and then you have to try to adjust it probably zoom out and zoom back in but when it correctly picks your subject it's great the results are still insane and not super usable but hey if you were using 100x before you'll be happier with how much easier it is to use in this new version you of course have the laser autofocus added to fix the autofocus issues we saw with the s20 ultra and I'd say in 75 percent of cases it works it sometimes still humps a little bit with the really close up subjects but for the most part it's solved and then the camera app also now Auto detects when you're trying to take an extreme close-up and switches to macro but it's not a separate macro camera as you may have noticed this phone doesn't have one because it doesn't need one it uses the ultra wide camera which has autofocus and a super close minimum Focus distance so it actually takes really solid quality macros and it does 4K 60fps video from all the cameras now including the selfie camera and it'll shoot 12-bit Raw photos in Pro mode which is an awesome capability that I I'll probably rarely actually use personally kind of like the 108 megapixel mode but it's definitely a nice to have they even added things like the director's view which lets you record video from multiple cameras simultaneously which is enabled by the Snapdragon Triple Eight potentially really useful for Vlog style shooting and the use of two telephoto cameras a 3X and a 10x seemed peculiar at first but I've found it actually makes a lot of sense so like I could live without the 10x and most people also could and the s21s don't have it and that's fine but Samsung's committed to offering that quality super far zoom on this phone so if they did the 10x by itself and not the 3x well then everything from 1X to 10x would be digital zoom on the main sensor and that's not ideal so if they only did the 3x and not the 10x well then everything from 3x in that super far range wouldn't be quite up to the ultra standard so they have a 3X and a 10x and so now everything from 1 to 3x is zoom on the primary camera everything from 3x to 10x is either on the primary or the second camera just depending on what the lighting situation is and then everything from 10x and Beyond is of course on that little Periscope camera and that's delivering some of the best 10x to 30X Zoom photos that I'm seeing on any smartphone so that's accomplishing what Samsung set out to do now is it perfect no no camera's perfect it still misses shots it still does 8K at only 24 FPS the wrong frame rate and most notably it definitely still fringes on the edges with close-up subjects absolutely but overall they've controlled it a lot more with color and HDR and focus and so overall the look is what you'd expect just you easier to get so at the end of the day when you go down the list with the S21 Ultra they did it like this this is the phone that would have come out the lab if you handed me an s20 ultra and said all right go ahead and make any improvements you want this is what I would have made I would have updated the design I would have flattened out the display I would have added a little Google flare to the software the improved camera experience and I would have spent way too much time on a matte black finish and named it Phantom black it's kind of the best they've ever done oh and one more thing you might have seen some shots throughout the video of the limited edition icons drop that I did with the brand a few weeks ago I've also noticed a lot of you guys on Twitter who uh missed out on that limited edition drop so I've been working with the brand on this for a while behind the scenes and now you guessed it icons is back and it's not just limited this time it's back permanently so for all 150 plus devices in their category icons will live on forever in red and black and triple black but then also this is more than just a re-release because we're adding a few things we're adding that red and black mask you saw red code mask and we're also adding a new limited edition colorway called silicon so it's the matte black finish with a matte metallic paint for all the icons looks pretty hot if you ask me now if you're somehow watching this in the future sometime where silicon is over that limited drop happened and you missed the train so sorry but there's also some more limited edition color ways planned in the future so definitely let me know in the comments what other sort of colorways you want to see for icons either way that's been it Galaxy S21 Ultra very impressive phone very close to what an MKBHD Edition might look like what do you think of this phone and also what do you want to see in the S21 review as that will now be in the works either way that's been it thanks for watching catch you guys the next one peaceforeign do you remember when Samsung spent an entire three minutes straight in the keynote just talking about the matte black color I get it hey what's up MKBHD here and this is a Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra and it's an incredibly good phone I gotta say now the thing is not only does it do a lot on paper because we already know about the big numbers the huge specs the ultra story that's all still here but it does a lot of stuff that doesn't show up on the spec sheet a lot of subtle tweaks and changes that turn this from a really good phone to a great one so of course I gotta start with the Finish because well I've been saying matte black everything for a solid couple of years now to the point where it's it's on a shirt my car probably my most precious possession is wrapped in matte black and its name is Phantom so I guess you could say this Phantom black Galaxy S21 Ultra the matte finish kinda speaks to me and like I said it's not going to be on the spec sheet but this is a really nice finish it's a really very clean flat smooth black finish on glass and then with a slightly different texture on the metal housing around the cameras and then it turns into your typical glossy black around the edges but just the whole look of this phone to me is very intentional I'm on record saying I actually really like it and that was my first impressions video and I'm sticking by that just the way the camera module curves into the body of the phone the way it looks like like an overlay of another S21 Ultra on top of the first one really the worst thing about it is that it's still uneven so it still rocks on a table but everything else about this design I think is as good as it gets I was kind of worried it would look great out the box actually and then just collect a ton of fingerprints and look awful but this map black has been shockingly good at rejecting fingerprints so that's sweet something you might have noticed also is Samsung has a carbon fiber weave in the camera module for like every other color of this phone except for Phantom black for some reason but luckily for less than two bucks Channel sponsored D Brands got you covered with a carbon fiber camera skin so you can still get that look easy so okay now that I'm done raving about the design the Galaxy S21 Ultra as a sequel to the s20 ultra it's actually largely the same phone it's got a lot of the same big numbers the ultra stuff is still here but there's a lot of small intangibles a lot of small adjustments that they've made that I really like probably more than you think and then like I don't know how to say this without sounding kind of full of it but I feel like this phone was designed by or maybe at least worked on by people who have watched MKBHD videos does that make sense like there's there's a lot of things in here and of course there's a lot of people out there who have the same tastes and will like a lot of these changes in any phone but yeah this this exact phone feels more like an MKBHD Edition phone than any phone I've ever reviewed so you got to start up front with that display this has been a strength of Samsung and their phones for years so you can expect good stuff and you see that with the improvements on paper right this is a huge OLED that will finally do 1440p resolution and 120 hertz at the same time it gets even brighter up to 1500 nits tops so it's viewable in pretty much any conditions and the new ltpo panel Tech makes it actively vary its refresh rate between 10 Hertz and 120 hertz to save battery but from my experience has stayed very responsive I've never noticed a dip in frame rate in everyday use so it's managing it really well which is a success but even with all that stuff that's on the spec sheet there's also all the stuff that's not on paper like the fact that they keep flattening the display even more than last year this one doesn't spill over the edges kind of at all anymore obviously like that it's also a little bit smaller and the body of this phone it's still a big phone don't get me wrong but it's not like stupid big like here it is compared to iPhone 12 Pro Max another pretty big phone but it's actually a smaller footprint here and next to the OnePlus 8 Pro it's still huge but doesn't seem so overbearingly massive right it's actually smaller than the Galaxy s20 Ultra going from a 6.9 inch to a 6.8 inch display and also the fingerprint sensor is new I guess that would be on paper too but they've switched to a newer generation Qualcomm under display fingerprint reader and that reader is noticeably bigger it's 1.77 times the size of last year I didn't notice it being any faster even though it claimed to be but just the larger sensor area by itself makes the experience of using the fingerprint sensor all the time much less frustrating I have less failed attempts it feels less finicky and maybe someday the whole bottom of the phone will be a fingerprint sensor but until then in this world of wearing masks the improved fingerprint reader is welcome so also on paper Snapdragon Triple Eight inside 12 or 16 gigs of RAM depending on which spec you get fast ufs 3.1 storage not expandable which is technically a downgrade from last year but it's something I haven't personally used in a long time then High refresh rate display and a 5 000 milliamp hour battery so this phone is clearly a flagship performer on paper but off paper there are a lot of improvements to one UI three on this phone that do probably make a more meaningful difference to the user experience versus just the bleeding edge specs now I've said before I'm not the biggest fan of Samsung's software and their UI honestly I I've preferred close to stock maybe oxygen OS is my favorite non-stock option but you can't sleep on Samsung software the whole reason they do what they do is to offer as many features as possible and they are still at it there are tons of features packed into these phones that have a lot of potential for customization and just letting you tailor it to behave the way you want you never have to dive in and use any or all of the features because there's a lot but they'll be waiting for you if you have the time to mess with them I think the stuff you'll first notice with S21 Ultra is the new volume control here those sliders just a little cleaner looking and one ui3 the new notification grouping on top of Android just an overall cleaner aesthetic and organization to things like that the stock apps and the improved dark mode that I highly recommend looks great on this OLED display and can actually net you a little bit of extra battery life but also the Google discover page to the side of the home screen and Samsung's launcher what who told them to do that I did not see that coming but hey if I worked at Samsung and I kept asking for a Google Play edition for all these years I guess we know that's probably never going to happen again but this is a little taste to that it's as close as it's going to get I do kind of wish the search box showed up over here too like it does in the Google app but hey this is solid and I guess if they let me map Bixby to Google Assistant all over the phone that would have been the cherry on top but anyway speaking of battery we again have an ultra number it's 5 000 milliamp hours and that looks great on paper right in practice I've had a very good battery experience now the thing to note which is an ongoing conversation is the Qualcomm Snapdragon chip experience versus in other regions there's an exynos version so this year with this phone it would be Snapdragon Triple Eight versus the exynos 2100. now the initial testing results show a pretty promising basically for those who haven't known or haven't been filled in uh usually the xnos version is much worse with battery life and performance in those regions initial testing is uh pretty promising for the exynos 2100 I'm going to leave that actual conclusion getting to people who can get their hands on both phones but for now with my experience on the Qualcomm phone very good battery life on one day I got four hours of screen on time and ended around 50 percent the next day I had around five hours had a little less at the end of the day I never once killed it in a single day it's pretty clear that the combination of the Triple Eight chip and the ltpo display Tech are working well here I'd say it has what I'd call a worry-free battery don't even really have to think about it too much with some super heavy use and navigation and bright screen Outdoors all the time and gaming taking lots of photos and videos and maybe maybe you'll get to the end of the battery but hey while we're here let's talk cameras they are a big part of the ultra a phone experience both figuratively and literally speaking so they hit all the check boxes of big Ultra numbers again 108 megapixels 100 times Zoom 8K video all that stuff is still here I would say the experience has actually changed more than the photo quality photo quality is still roughly what we'd expect from a high-end Samsung phone and I'll get to that in a second but there are more changes to how you get to that photo and video that are better there's countless examples of this so right when you first open the camera app Samsung asks you if you want to take Natural or bright selfies instead of just defaulting to Bright all the time I'm glad they added that option they didn't have to but that results in much more natural selfies from that 40 megapixel camera for someone like me with my skin tone right off the bat instead of having to mess with the exposure slider then the 100x space Zoom which yes is definitely extreme and probably still a gimmick to most people it got a lot more stable and easier to use thanks to the subject locking in the viewfinder so now when you're zoomed all the way in on something the camera tries to identify the subject of the photo you're taking and locks the viewfinder to track that instead of shaking around so much it is slightly annoying when you're like locked on to something that's not quite what you're trying to shoot and then you have to try to adjust it probably zoom out and zoom back in but when it correctly picks your subject it's great the results are still insane and not super usable but hey if you were using 100x before you'll be happier with how much easier it is to use in this new version you of course have the laser autofocus added to fix the autofocus issues we saw with the s20 ultra and I'd say in 75 percent of cases it works it sometimes still humps a little bit with the really close up subjects but for the most part it's solved and then the camera app also now Auto detects when you're trying to take an extreme close-up and switches to macro but it's not a separate macro camera as you may have noticed this phone doesn't have one because it doesn't need one it uses the ultra wide camera which has autofocus and a super close minimum Focus distance so it actually takes really solid quality macros and it does 4K 60fps video from all the cameras now including the selfie camera and it'll shoot 12-bit Raw photos in Pro mode which is an awesome capability that I I'll probably rarely actually use personally kind of like the 108 megapixel mode but it's definitely a nice to have they even added things like the director's view which lets you record video from multiple cameras simultaneously which is enabled by the Snapdragon Triple Eight potentially really useful for Vlog style shooting and the use of two telephoto cameras a 3X and a 10x seemed peculiar at first but I've found it actually makes a lot of sense so like I could live without the 10x and most people also could and the s21s don't have it and that's fine but Samsung's committed to offering that quality super far zoom on this phone so if they did the 10x by itself and not the 3x well then everything from 1X to 10x would be digital zoom on the main sensor and that's not ideal so if they only did the 3x and not the 10x well then everything from 3x in that super far range wouldn't be quite up to the ultra standard so they have a 3X and a 10x and so now everything from 1 to 3x is zoom on the primary camera everything from 3x to 10x is either on the primary or the second camera just depending on what the lighting situation is and then everything from 10x and Beyond is of course on that little Periscope camera and that's delivering some of the best 10x to 30X Zoom photos that I'm seeing on any smartphone so that's accomplishing what Samsung set out to do now is it perfect no no camera's perfect it still misses shots it still does 8K at only 24 FPS the wrong frame rate and most notably it definitely still fringes on the edges with close-up subjects absolutely but overall they've controlled it a lot more with color and HDR and focus and so overall the look is what you'd expect just you easier to get so at the end of the day when you go down the list with the S21 Ultra they did it like this this is the phone that would have come out the lab if you handed me an s20 ultra and said all right go ahead and make any improvements you want this is what I would have made I would have updated the design I would have flattened out the display I would have added a little Google flare to the software the improved camera experience and I would have spent way too much time on a matte black finish and named it Phantom black it's kind of the best they've ever done oh and one more thing you might have seen some shots throughout the video of the limited edition icons drop that I did with the brand a few weeks ago I've also noticed a lot of you guys on Twitter who uh missed out on that limited edition drop so I've been working with the brand on this for a while behind the scenes and now you guessed it icons is back and it's not just limited this time it's back permanently so for all 150 plus devices in their category icons will live on forever in red and black and triple black but then also this is more than just a re-release because we're adding a few things we're adding that red and black mask you saw red code mask and we're also adding a new limited edition colorway called silicon so it's the matte black finish with a matte metallic paint for all the icons looks pretty hot if you ask me now if you're somehow watching this in the future sometime where silicon is over that limited drop happened and you missed the train so sorry but there's also some more limited edition color ways planned in the future so definitely let me know in the comments what other sort of colorways you want to see for icons either way that's been it Galaxy S21 Ultra very impressive phone very close to what an MKBHD Edition might look like what do you think of this phone and also what do you want to see in the S21 review as that will now be in the works either way that's been it thanks for watching catch you guys the next one peace\n"