Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra sits at the top of the brand’s S-series, going head to head with other big-screen flagships like Apple’s Pro Max models and Google’s Pixel Pro line. This Sky Blue version pairs 12GB RAM with 512GB storage, aimed at people who keep lots of photos, videos and offline media on-device, or who want room for large games and apps without constant cloud juggling.

Who is this for?

If you want a phone that leans hard into photography, the headline feature is the 200MP main camera, which is typically about giving you more detail to crop into and more flexibility in good light, rather than meaning every shot is saved at 200MP. The “Privacy Display” angle will appeal if you use your phone on trains or in offices, where reducing side-on viewing can matter. At this size and spec level, it’s also the sort of handset you buy to keep for years.

  • 512GB storage: more space for 4K video, RAW photos and downloads
  • 12GB RAM: better suited to heavy multitasking and long app sessions