5 Best Samsung Phones

Best Features - Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra

A slightly larger device, the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is a powerhouse and has done well in the market as well as getting good ratings from various blogs. It is one of the first few devices to feature Samsung's Exynos 990, making it a beast as far as performance speeds go. This gives it the ability to seamlessly stream X-Box games which will be super smooth as it even has a refresh rate of 120Hz on an AMOLED display. The main camera is a staggering 108MP and can shoot video in 8K. There is also the option for 50x zoom, meaning you can easily shoot images from quite a distance. The S Pen performance on this device is slick, keeping your workflow streamlined. The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra also features fast charging and is Qi-certified for wireless charging. The fast charging enables it to fo up to 55% battery in just 30 minutes. This is an expensive device but is packed with great features.

Best New Design - Samsung Galaxy Z Flip

The new generation of foldable smartphones has yet to really catch on, the Galaxy Z Flip from Samsung is a smartphone that works well too and isn't just for the sake of a new design. The folding is not a gimmick for looks alone, Samsung has given the device a smaller display on the outside as well which one can use for notifications or taking selfies. Photography on the Z Flip is at par with many of the high-end smartphones. The powerhouse at the centre is the Snapdragon 855 Plus, making for snappy performance flow. This device is well built and the foldability makes it quite easy to keep inside one's pocket; a great plus with all the massive smartphones coming out these days.

Best High-End - Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra

Samsung's premium smartphone, the flagship Galaxy S21 Ultra. This is the brands most high-end offering and is made with the latest tech which later filters into other devices. This is their first S range device which has support for the amazing S Pen from the Note series. The camera system is a quad-lens setup and has 10x zoom abilities; it is considered the best zoom available on Android devices in the market. The main shooter is at a massive 108 MP, giving it crystal quality. The front camera is also at a high resolution, with 40MP shots for your selfies. For the display this is the first time Samsung has QHD+ as well as a 120Hz refresh rate combined on one device; this makes for an amazing experience, especially with gaming. The components are all high-powered and can handle pretty much anything you can throw at them today. This offering from Samsung is expensive, especially since it is the flagship model.

Most Affordable - Samsung Galaxy A51

The A series from Samsung is a great choice for people that want well-made devices with all the relevant features but in a budget range. The Galaxy A52 has a 6.5 inches OLED display set into a sleek design profile. There are 4 cameras on the main module, and their results are good; the main camera being a 48MP one. There is only a slight lack in low-light situations, but at this price, the performance is still impressive. Built with the Exynos 9611 processor at the heart of this device, there are multiple options for RAM and storage with the basics being 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage. This device has Android 10 and the latest updates for the One UI. The things that this does not have in comparison to the more costly Samsung smartphones is wireless charging and full waterproofing. The rest of the performance is well balanced for the budget the Galaxy A51 is available in. 

Best Overall - Samsung Galaxy A71

Buying a device that has the best balance of value for money versus the features is another way to go. A device in this category is not too expensive but has a performance that is in a closer range to the more expensive smartphones. For that Samsung has the Galaxy A71, a mid-sized device with a display at 6.7 inches which is based on Super AMOLED technology, making for a uber crisp visual interface. The powerhouse at the heart of this device is a Qualcomm processor from the Snapdragon line; there are some variations and one can choose the one they feel suits their needs. Even at a starting level, it is a powerful processor that is built using the 8nm method. Before, one needed to opt for one of the more expensive series for 5G capabilities, but Samsung has added them to the Galaxy A71. The main camera module has a quad-lens setup with the main shooter at 64MP; for selfies, one can make use of the 32MP front camera. This device features Android 10 and has the One UI 2 layer on top. One can even make use of Fast Charging with this smartphone so the battery tops up quicker. For a good mix of price and features, the Galaxy A71 is the apt choice; it has all the features needed with ample power and a price that is not exuberant.