A possible concise summary is:
The speaker reviews the Samsung Galaxy S21 and S21 Ultra phones, comparing them to the iPhone 12 Pro and the older Note 9. They highlight the differences in price, display, battery, charging, camera, and S Pen support. They also share their opinions on some features and design choices. They end by saying they might review the phones on another channel and that they are not interested in the smart tags.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker avoided media about the Galaxy S21 to have a fresh reaction.
2. Samsung lowered prices for the S21 but removed some features.
3. The S21 has a matte finish and contrast with glossy aluminum.
4. Samsung did not include chargers with the S21 phones.
5. The S21 and S21 Plus have a maximum of 8GB of RAM.
6. Storage options for the S21 and S21 Plus max out at 256GB.
7. The microSD slot has been removed from the S21 series.
8. The S21 Ultra has a 1440p display, while the S21 and S21 Plus have 1080p displays.
9. All models have 120Hz displays for fluidity.
10. The Snapdragon 888 SoC is used in North America, while the Exynos 2100 is used elsewhere.
11. Both SoCs are built using Samsung's new five-nanometer process.
12. The S21 Ultra has flagship-class memory and storage configurations.
13. Charging capabilities max out at 25 watts wired and 15 watts wireless.
14. The speaker appreciates Samsung's conservative approach to charging for device longevity.
15. The Ultra supports Samsung's S Pen but does not include one or have a place to store it.
16. The speaker has been using a Note 9 to test Samsung's long-term support and updates.
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