Zac Kew-Denniss / Android Authority
I loved the Galaxy S26 Ultra more than I thought I would. The on-paper specs led me and others to assume it would be another incremental upgrade not worth my interest, as has been the case for years now. Once I got one, I realized there was a lot to love and that even small changes can make a big difference.
It pains me to say it, but Galaxy S27 rumors have already started to trickle in, and soon that will be a deluge. With that in mind, here are three things I want Samsung to change next year.
What do you want Samsung to upgrade with the Galaxy S27 Ultra? 334 votes Battery capacity 63 % Charging 5 % Cameras 19 % Display 4 % The S Pen 8 % Screen brightness 1 %
My three wishes for the Galaxy S27 Ultra
Megan Ellis / Android Authority
The Galaxy S26 Ultra has good cameras … mostly. The primary, 5x telephoto, and the ultrawide take great photos in good lighting. The issues arise when you try to take a picture of a black cat or use the 3x telephoto sensor.
You read that right — the Galaxy S26 Ultra, and my Z Fold 7 for that matter, doesn’t like my cat, and we simply can’t have that, can we?
Zac Kew-Denniss / Android Authority Look at his paws tho
Whenever I try to take photos of Fatus Cattus in anything less than perfect lighting, the phone is utterly incapable of focusing on him and never switches into macro mode when I get close, as seen above. My Pixel 10 Pro and Razr Fold don’t have this problem, so either there’s something not quite right with Samsung’s focusing, or the S26 Ultra is intimidated by such a rotund specimen of perfection. Could be either, really.
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