News & Reviews:   Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G review

The Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G features the ultra camera setup on the rear especially on the 100x Space Zoom feature. Besides the cameras, it is also known to be the ultimate smartphone that can cather to most of your corporate workloads and even your personal lifestyle needs. It is pretty amazing on papers but will it be as practical as it sounds in real life?

Watching movies on your smartphone may not be an ideal way, but some people do enjoy doing that and be a couch potato. As for me, this period is the perfect time for me to catch up a few movies I missed and test out the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G's battery durability. With that said - How many movies can you watch before the phone's battery runs out?

In this latest DxOMark smartphone camera test result, they have tested and reviewed the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra camera capabilities. Scoring 122 points, this is a pretty respectable high score but it was just enough for the phone to land in the top 5. To be fair, all the top scores are very close but anyway, below are some pros and cons of Samsung's camera-centric flagship.

In another Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G feature review, we will be taking a look at the Super Steady Video function. To refresh your memory, this feature first made its debut at the Galaxy Note10+ last year and we really loved it (especially for vlogging). So is there any difference this time? It's a tough one, but we still enjoyed experimenting it even in this Movement Control Order period. 

For those who can't get enough of them, we're seeing more leaks in regards to the Samsung Galaxy S20 series! A new leak that's appeared shows what are supposed to be official renders and pricing of the Galaxy S20 devices. It also claimed that the Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G will feature a periscope camera with 100x digital zoom.

You may be reading the title and thinking "What, again???" Yup, there's another leak for Samsung devices and this time it's in regards to the pricing of the Galaxy S20 series and Z Flip, as well as mentions of one feature for two of the devices. The source this time around is once again XDA Developer's Max Weinbach.