Google Pixel 4a vs Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G

Battery doesn't seem like that high of a number, because it's not uh the one plus nord i just reviewed - had like a 25 bigger battery. I wasn't expect...

Again not horrible but the Note 10+ was just so much slimmer and more comfortable in the hand. Lastly the cost. I bought my Note directly from Samsung for $700 brand new with a pair of galaxy buds and a charger included, so at $1200 this phone should have outperformed my 2.5 year old Note across the board, but to be quite honest its mediocre at best

I think where the Pixel 4a completely outshines the iPhone SE is screen resolution and battery size - both important factors to me personally, but often neglected by reviewers.

The only difference is the screen size and that the s21 plus has a 4800 mAh battery while the s21 has a 4000 mAh. The ultra however, offers higher resolution, much higher ppi, the larger screen, larger battery than both (5000mAh). The ultra has much more powerful camera as well, the curved screen, camera features and settings. So if you want all the features and performance and screen resolution (I like the stream movies on my lunch breaks) then go with the Ultra, if you just want to upgrade to the newest and fastest phone, and you don't need to have 100000 tabs open, get the base s21

Where there's like a lot of bright and dark things in the same scene, this is where google software really shines, if you're just taking regular photo...

10x zoom is good only in bright lighting. But the camera lets me down every time I try to take a picture of my kid inside, every time it comes out as a blurry mess.

Google claims phone battery last 24 hours, not even close. 12hours max so far with data and bluetooth turned off and shuting down some other bells and whistles. I don't use my phone much. Spotify check out FB

I didn't realize the phone was learning my use patterns. After about a week the battery life is great! I use my phone all day for business and personal and now I no longer need to charge it in the middle of the day. First time I've actually used the face recognition on a phone. And it's working great

you can have this phone for years and be happy and trouble free! My cons: * Small! I was used to the Moto's larger screen. This is so small. I should have gone into the store to look at the phones - I'd have gone with a larger screen Pixel. I'm older and have eye issues and this 4a is so cute and just tiny

8 inches diagonally, which is basically tablet territory. If you are keeping score — and you know that Samsung is — the S21 Ultra’s screen spec is 0.1 inches bigger than the 6.7-inch iPhone 12 Pro Max

They sound like junk, even compared to the cheaper Pixel 4a. The processor is becoming a problem for me already.

1. Performance-- this phone is super fast. The processing power and the 5g capabilities means this phone rarely hiccups and performs consistently well.

I suspect the screen and slight lip might be enough to reduce the friction so that even small vibrations can send it off in some direction but I've never caught anything actually doing it, and I didn't have the problem with my old phone (maybe it liked me more?) It's a cute source of jokes in my house. I've had the phone for about a week and a half and so far am liking it a lot. Pros: Nice weight, good responsiveness Cons: Misinterprets light touches, turns off while looking at it. The cons might be something I just need to hunt down settings for

I don't like how big and bulky this phone is. It is also very heavy. It has a great camera and other nice features but I do miss being able to expand my memory with an sd card.