You don't need to buy the Ultra, especially if you don't need the extra telephoto lens.
If you want all that screenspace and capability, choose something that won’t make you want to chuck it at the wall.
It's big and beautiful, and that's precisely the issue with Samsung's most expensive flagship.
Choose your own adventure: small, medium, or large.
The titanium pulls everything together, but Galaxy AI’s tricks are only a treat if you keep it simple.
Samsung continues to show the Android world how flagships are done with the Galaxy S24, S24+, and S24 Ultra—now in titanium!
Samsung’s Fan Edition lineup also includes the new $99 Galaxy Buds FE with ANC.
For $1,800, I expect this foldable to at least shoot photos like its flagship counterpart, the Galaxy S23 Ultra.
Samsung is expected to reveal more about Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Z Flip 5, but we’ll have to wait and see how Samsung flips the script on Google.
Rumors say Samsung’s premier foldable phone could feature a slimmer bezel, and the Flip 4 could get a huge exterior screen.
The S23+ is also great if you want a bigger phone, though it's less powerful than the Ultra.
This big phone is great, but even in its ultimate form, it’s hardly as exciting as its folding siblings.
It takes night shots, has a battery that lasts nearly a day, and boasts a coveted alert slider.
The rumor mill is churning away, and the latest leak shows camera specifications on par with the Galaxy S22.
From Siri to Night Sight, these are the post-iPhone features we can't live without.
It's a perfectly fine phone with excellent battery life, but the new Samsung lineup is just around the corner.
The company just revealed its flagship's camera specs, and we're underwhelmed.
For $700, the FE seems like a great deal—but it might be too late.
With unmatched software, tons of high-end features, and the best cameras you can get on a phone for just $599, Google's flagship is a steal.
With the Axon 30, ZTE has managed to make a true all-screen phone with very few compromises. Your move, Apple.
