This phone is really excellent. Performance, processing quality, design, photo quality, zoom, fingerprint reader, just kind of comprehensively it's a great phone. Unlike some reviewers, I have read the specification, so I will not write in the minuses that it does not have a charger, that it does not have an SD card slot or that it does not have a 3.5 mm headphone output. It's just stuff the phone doesn't have, but I still bought it and have no regrets. I have a 45W Samsung charger, which currently powers a wireless charger at home by the bed, then I have a Brodit wireless holder in my car. All of this I have already acquired for the S21FE, which I returned to Samsung as part of the scrapping. I don't need another charger. The Ultra has 256GB of storage, and because I send everything online to the cloud right away, I actually only have offline maps and a few documents physically stored on the phone - the lack of an SD card hasn't bothered me for about 5 years - it's my fifth phone without an SD card. Oh, and the headphones chapter: I bought a Samsung USB-C to 3.5mm converter and used it about once because I have the Galaxy Buds wireless headphones, which are fine for me because they sound decent and were a dime a dozen. When I want better, they'll be wireless again. So the only thing that really bothers me about this phone is the curved display and its supposed low scratch resistance. I can't judge the quality of the Victus glass on the Ultra, but I've read in a few reviews that some have already scratched it. I didn't have any film on my S21FE and after a quarter of a year, not a scratch on the display. Due to the price, I preferred to have a film glued on the Ultra in Datart (supposedly with a lifetime warranty), but it's not the same - it slides less and doesn't hold 100% on the curved edges. So I'll let her re-glue it a few times until it sticks properly. Personally, I think the glass will be fine without the film.