MWC 2021 concluded over a week ago but hey – it’s never too late to talk about it. The year 2021 is rather weird. Phones that were released in 2021 were probably and mostly affected by the lockdowns that happened in 2020. Yet, we still have a lot of phones released in 2021.
Amongst the sea of smartphones, the Global Mobile Awards at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2021 has awarded the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G the Best Smartphone award, highlighting its premium features and innovative design.
The award highlights that the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G is the “best Android smartphone Samsung has ever made” and also quoted that it has a great range of features, a fantastic screen, the best cameras, and plenty more. I mean – if you watch our review, then you’ll know what they’re talking about.
I mean, I’ve been using the Galaxy S21 Ultra since February. As someone who swaps smartphones frequently, I still went back to the Galaxy S21 Ultra. I invested in accessories for the S21 Ultra too – because it’s the first Galaxy S-series smartphone to support the S Pen – and it is now a feature that I can’t live without.
Ranging from pictures to user experience and software updates (which I got every month), I also personally think that the Galaxy S21 Ultra is the best Android smartphone that money can buy at this point in time. Maybe I’ll switch over to the Galaxy Z Fold 3? Who knows.
The GLOMO Best Smartphone award also listed out all 5 nominees. Surprisingly, there are two Samsung phones in this list.
- Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max
- OnePlus 9 Pro
- Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G (review)
- Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G (review)
- Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra (review)
I’m not surprised that the S20 FE got a place in the nomination too. It’s a fantastic phone with all the best of the Galaxy S-series condensed into a very low price tag. Even the OG flagship killers got killed by the S20 FE.
And seriously – I have to remind everyone again that for a smartphone to be “good”, it really needs to have a balance of 3 different things – hardware, software, and aftersales support. If a smartphone company can balance all 3, then you’re going to have a great experience.
There’s no use getting a phone with an extreme level of performance for a low price but it has an unintuitive yet buggy UI and rarely gets any updates.
If you want to check out all of the other awards granted during MWC 2021, click here.
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The Galaxy S21 Ultra really was one of Samsung’s strongest S-series releases. The combination of the display, camera system, S Pen support, and long-term software updates made it a phone that aged well compared with many other flagships from the same period.
I used a Galaxy S21 series device for several years, and what impressed me most was that it still felt fast and reliable even after newer models were released. The only reason I eventually moved on was simply wanting to upgrade, not because the phone had become unusable.
Before upgrading, I decided to sell my old S21 rather than leave it unused, and I checked a few options before using https://www.recyclepro.co.uk/products/samsung-galaxy-s21-5g-128gb RecyclePro. It was interesting to see that a well-maintained flagship phone can still have value years after launch.
I think this is one of the reasons Samsung’s S-series phones remain popular — they offer a good balance of hardware, software support, and resale value.
The Galaxy S21 Ultra really was one of Samsung’s strongest S-series releases. The combination of the display, camera system, S Pen support, and long-term software updates made it a phone that aged well compared with many other flagships from the same period.
I used a Galaxy S21 series device for several years, and what impressed me most was that it still felt fast and reliable even after newer models were released. The only reason I eventually moved on was simply wanting to upgrade, not because the phone had become unusable.
Before upgrading, I decided to sell my old S21 rather than leave it unused, and I checked a few options before using https://www.recyclepro.co.uk/products/samsung-galaxy-s21-5g-128gb RecyclePro. It was interesting to see that a well-maintained flagship phone can still have value years after launch.
I think this is one of the reasons Samsung’s S-series phones remain popular — they offer a good balance of hardware, software support, and resale value.