Trên tay toàn bộ Galaxy S26 Series: thường, Plus, Ultra thiết kế như nhau, màn hình chống nhìn trộm

Galaxy S26 Series First Impressions & Key Features

Key Concepts: Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26 Ultra, Galaxy S26 Plus, Snapdragon 8 Elite 5 Gen 3 for Galaxy, Exynos 2600, Privacy Display, Horizontal Lock, AI Features (Audio Eraser, Photo Assist, Call Screening), Aluminum Frame, OLED Display, Camera Aperture.

I. Design & Aesthetics

The Galaxy S26 series (S26, S26 Plus, and S26 Ultra) share a remarkably similar exterior design. The primary visual difference from the S25 series lies in the camera module. The S26 series features a camera module with a surrounding frame, a departure from the frameless design of the S25 Ultra. The thicker camera bezel present in the S25 Ultra has been removed, resulting in a sleeker, more refined appearance reminiscent of the Galaxy Jone 7. The camera module consists of a glass layer bonded to the underlying glass panel. This design aims for brand consistency across the series, allowing identification based on size (base, Plus, or Ultra). The speaker mentions no current availability of the S26 in the Vietnamese market.

A significant change is the return to an aluminum frame (dubbed "Armor Aluminum" by Samsung) for all models, replacing the titanium frame of the S25 Ultra. However, the frame retains a matte finish, avoiding the glossy edges of previous iterations. The S26 Ultra and standard S26 models also feature more rounded corners compared to the S25 Ultra, though not to the extent seen in some Chinese or iPhone models. The overall aesthetic remains somewhat angular. Display bezels across all three models appear thin and relatively uniform.

II. Camera System & Features

The camera system receives notable upgrades. Samsung emphasizes a larger aperture across the series, allowing for increased light intake, reduced noise, and improved image quality in low-light conditions. The S26 Ultra introduces “Horizontal Lock,” a video stabilization feature that maintains a consistent horizon line regardless of phone rotation, utilizing high-resolution video capture and cropping. This feature is limited to HD resolution (not 4K). Another new video feature is “Auto-Frame,” which automatically centers the subject within the frame, also utilizing high-resolution capture and cropping, allowing for 4K recording.

The S26 Ultra also gains a “Privacy Display” feature, exclusive to the Ultra model. This feature leverages the dual-pixel structure of OLED screens (narrow and wide pixels). When activated, the wider pixels are deactivated, narrowing the viewing angle. This makes the screen appear blank to anyone viewing it from an angle, protecting sensitive information. Users can customize Privacy Display to apply to the entire screen, specific apps (browsers, messaging, photo galleries), or automatically activate during PIN/password entry. Activation can be done through the quick settings menu or by double-tapping the power button (customizable). The speaker notes a slight reduction in image clarity when Privacy Display is enabled due to the deactivated pixels.

III. Performance & Hardware

The S26 Ultra is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite 5 Gen 3 for Galaxy, a customized version of Qualcomm’s flagship processor. The standard S26 and S26 Plus utilize Samsung’s Exynos 2600 chip, built on a 2nm process from TSMC. While the 2nm designation isn’t a direct measure of size, it represents a new manufacturing process. The speaker expresses a preference for Snapdragon-powered devices and anticipates purchasing the S26 Ultra.

RAM configurations differ: all S26 and S26 Plus models have 12GB of RAM, while the S26 Ultra offers a 16GB RAM option with the 1TB storage variant. The S26 and S26 Plus are slightly thinner than the Ultra, but the difference isn’t substantial, and the grip feel is comparable.

IV. AI Integration & Software Features

Samsung heavily promotes AI integration in the S26 series. Existing features like Audio Eraser (noise reduction in videos) are expanded to work with third-party apps like YouTube, Netflix, and Instagram. A new AI feature, “Photo Assist,” allows users to modify images based on text prompts, including changing clothing or restoring damaged elements. Samsung implements privacy restrictions on prompts affecting people.

An AI-powered call screening feature is also introduced, automatically answering incoming calls and questioning the caller. If the call is identified as potential spam, it alerts the user. The AI’s interaction is displayed for review before answering. This feature supports Vietnamese language.

V. Color Options & Availability

The S26 Ultra is available in a new blue color that the speaker finds particularly appealing, alongside a purple option. The speaker highlights the vibrant and striking appearance of the blue variant.

VI. Sales & Promotions (Sponsored Segment)

The video is sponsored by CellphoneS (SPH), which is accepting pre-orders for the Galaxy S26 series. SPH offers trade-in programs for older devices, 0% installment plans, and discounts for students (“S Student”) and teachers (“S Teacher”). CellphoneS has over 100 stores nationwide.

VII. Notable Quotes

• “Năm nay mình thấy là về mặt phần cứng này nó không đủ quá nhiều đâu.” (“This year, I feel that in terms of hardware, there aren’t too many significant changes.”)
• “Mình vẫn sẽ thích một cái máy mà chạy Snapdragon 8 elite/5 hơn.” (“I still prefer a device running Snapdragon 8 Elite 5.”)
• “Đây là một cái tính năng rất là hay. Ngày xưa là mấy con Pixel nó đã có ở bên khu vực khác rồi.” (“This is a very useful feature. Pixel phones had this in other regions a long time ago.”)

VIII. Logical Connections

The video progresses logically from an overview of the design changes to a detailed examination of the camera features, hardware specifications, and AI integrations. The sponsored segment is presented as a separate section, providing information on purchasing options. The speaker consistently relates new features to previous generations (S25 series) and competitor devices (Pixel phones, iPhones, Chinese phones).

Conclusion:

The Galaxy S26 series represents an evolutionary update rather than a revolutionary leap. The design refinements, particularly the camera module and return to an aluminum frame, offer aesthetic improvements. The key differentiators lie in the software enhancements – Privacy Display, Horizontal Lock, and the expanded AI features – which promise to enhance user experience and security. The choice between the Snapdragon-powered Ultra and the Exynos-equipped standard and Plus models will likely be a deciding factor for many consumers. The speaker’s initial impression leans towards the S26 Ultra, driven by a preference for the Snapdragon processor and the exclusive features it offers.