Samsung Galaxy S21 5G - Enterprise Edition - 5G smartphone - dual-SIM - RAM 8 GB / Internal Memory 128 GB - OLED display - 6.2" - 2400 x 1080 pixels (120 Hz) - 3x rear cameras 12 MP, 12 MP, 64 MP - front camera 10 MP - phantom gray

I HATE that it doesn't have a headphone jack... one of the reasons that I have stuck with androids is that it is was so ridiculous that iphones got rid of them. It didn't even occur to me that galaxy would decide to remove them as well. It's on me for not double checking, but I absolutely hate it. The camera is great, the phone is great, but I honestly wish I could trade it back in for my s8 just to get that headphone jack back. So inconvenient.

I just recently purchased this phone. It's nice takes great pictures, but the lack of the SD card really isn't for me. I don't like putting my pictures on "the cloud" so therefore I have to keep my old phone with me to reference my pictures taken on my previous phones. Also, it seems as if it's iPhone like. If I wanted an iPhone, I would have purchased it. Does have nice features, but I'm tempted to go back to my older model until it no longer works.

I bought this phone 4 months ago. I'm mostly happy with it. I'm not happy with the lack of ear plug jack, I miss having that. The speakers however are loud and clear! I was disappointed to find the one cable is a double ended type C . I knew there was no adapter in the box but this cord can not plug into an adapter I already have. It's for transferring files, which can be done wirelessly. What a waste! They're trying to do away with extra items so we can reuse what we already have but if you don't already have a type C charger then you're out of luck, your phone will die and you can't charge it. And if your previous phone didn't use a type C cable then that cable supplied is extremely useless. Samsung, give us a charging cable with our purchase! We pay enough for the phone to not have to pay extra to charge it!

I've been using this phone since launch, and I've enjoyed the experience since. When it comes to design, the more rounder frame feels pleasant in the hand. The color (phantom gray) also compliments the elegant subtlety of its appeal. In terms of software, Samsung has made many revisions to the Samsung Experience known as One UI. With One UI 3.1, Samsung has done a great job at further unifying their devices to create a more cohesive ecosystem, where all of their devices play with each other nicely. This is experienced between the Galaxy S21 and the Galaxy Tab S7+ tablet as an example. Being able to access the last internet page (via Samsung Internet) from either device, from the other device, has come in handy. The software is also refined and works well with the 120Hz display tech, showcasing a fluid touch and response system that is effortlessly smooth. Finally, battery life has to be talked about. I've had no issues with battery lasting for most of the day, and being there when I need it. That's how I determine good or bad battery life, and the Samsung Galaxy S21 5G accomplishes that as well. One topic I saved for last is the cameras. Solid 4 camera system that captures the moments you want, and if you're more experienced in camera settings, the Pro controls for both photo and video do well at enhancing the experience that much more. I recommend the Galaxy S21!

I bought this phone 2 months ago and I'm glad I did. I had the galaxy s10 before thr design was very sleek and nicd but the back screen was glass and it kept breaking. The 21 has a more sterdy back and the camera and video on it is amazing! It's like take professional pictures and videos. My only complaint about the phone is the 5g, I feel like it slower than 4g sometimes. I'm my opinion it's not faster at all. Other than that the phone is great. I love it.