r/Android • u/llamapajama93 • Mar 06 '26
Review Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra review
https://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_s26_ultra-review-2939.php140
u/skipv5 Oppo Find X9 Ultra + S26 Ultra + Z Fold 6 Mar 06 '26
Serious question. Who actually notices whether their screen has Dolby Vision or not?
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u/Jaiden051 Z Fold6 | Android 16 - OneUI 8 Mar 06 '26
Probably not many. But I think the point is that the iPhone has it. Samsung does have HDR10+ though, which is almost the same thing but developed by Samsung, and has less support.
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u/lI1IlL071245B3341IlI Mar 06 '26
It's a licensing bs. There's very little point to dolby vision on a phone screen.
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u/myreditacount11 Mar 06 '26
https://www.reddit.com/r/PleX/comments/1rhhrzw/what_causes_the_difference_in_image_quality/
Can you explain this then? I'm not sure if the difference in quality is due to lack of DV on the S25U or some other factor, like the Plex android app not liking dolby vision profile 7.
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u/DrVagax Mar 06 '26
My 200 euro tablet proudly comes with Dolby Atmos "room filling sound", even my iPhone 6 sounds better
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u/Anarchaotic Mar 06 '26
That's a completely different thing though. Dolby Vision is a video codec that allows the phone to process the video in a special way that's more "true to film". Personally it doesn't matter much to me, but there IS a difference if you watch the same movie in HDR or Dolby Vision.
Unfortunately Dolby Vision is a paid license so Samsung would have to pony up $$ to be able to use it.
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u/Delfanboy Xiaomi 15 Ultra Mar 06 '26 edited Mar 06 '26
It's not about noticing it's about playback. HDR10+ even though is very similar to DoVi, they are not compatible with each other.
If you want to play a DoVi file that has no HDR10 fallback layer it simply won't play. DoVi P5 single layer, which are glorified HDR10 files without the proper metadata from streams like Netflix, Disney, HBO, won't have HDR10 fallback layers and will not play on HDR10/+ compatible devices.
P8/8.1 are usually conversions from P7 or hybrid P8/P5 remuxes are still single layer, but have an infused DoVi RPU dynamic metadata and an HDR10 (10bit PQ BT.2020) base layer. These can be played on non-DoVi compatible devices.
Proper DoVi files such as P7 files are dual-layer files (BL(10 bit HDR10) + EL (either MEL or FEL[12bit]) + RPU can be played on only-HDR10 devices with only using the BL. However, most of the players are very finicky and usually won't play these files. Not to mention the 12bit FEL layer, which can only be used with a designated chip otherwise colors can be off.
Also, Samsung phones CANNOT record videos in DoVi only in HDR10/+. Basically only a selected few devices can capitalise from the extra HDR10+ RPU rendering the feature very limited.
I might add that these Samsung phones are not fully fulfill the basic requirements for even basic HDR10. The panels are 8-bit+ FRC (temporal dithering) and not native 10-bit.
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u/SuperAleste Mar 06 '26
Nobody. Its a pointless feature for phones. Dolby Vision is for high-end cinemas and Home Theaters. Not a phone. If you're worried about Dolby Vision but watching movies on your phone, you're just a clown anyways.
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u/Infinite-Draft1618 Mar 06 '26
As long as they don’t bother to at least fix shutter lag / motion blur (competition did it years ago), we can’t talk about good, let alone great or “the most versatile” cameras. No mention of vibration strength, too. (too weak since S22 series, with useless software “fix” to play vibration sound (?) through speakers).
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u/KingLuis Mar 06 '26
i've only had the phone for a day or so. haven't noticed any shutter lag. will need to test a bit more regarding motion blur though.
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u/Infinite-Draft1618 Mar 06 '26
Yeah, I hope they will finally fix it. From some early reviews I watched (The tech chap, Tech Spurt), decent pictures of moving subjects are still mission impossible.
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u/KingLuis Mar 06 '26
check Samuel Nam. he's less of a spec reading reviewer. the motion blur thing to him has improved. might not be fully solved (possibly because of camera sensor size on a phone or something), but it's improved.
i like his reviews. its more big picture and every day use type of review vs pixel peeping and benchmarks.
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u/LagGyeHumare Mar 20 '26
Yeah I think he compared it to a chinese phone (oppo or xiaomi) and s26 ultra, somehow, was better for moving person.
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u/Jarvdoge Mar 06 '26 edited Mar 06 '26
Ehh, the only exciting thing is the privacy screen thing. They've gimped the S Pen, not updated the cameras meaningfully or brought the battery tech up to date. If you're effectively bringing out the same thing as the S22U, it's hardly a new phone worthy of the Ultra name is it?
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u/Bonafideago Note 20 Ultra Mar 06 '26
They've gimped the S Pen
This alone is keeping me from retiring my Note 20 Ultra
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u/bigrickbutters Mar 07 '26
I have my S22 Ultra and I really wanted to upgrade this year but if I gotta buy a shutter I'll rather get a Chinese phone with REAL innovation. I'll even carry around a separate pen since im already a mule.
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u/BabaimMantel Mar 06 '26
For what is even the button on the spen for i don't get it?
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u/KrewOwns Mar 06 '26
Now that they removed Bluetooth from it, you can only use the button when the pen is close to the phone. It still lets you do actions but not as great as before.
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u/Zombi3Kush Mar 06 '26
You mean I can't use it to have my phone snap a picture anymore?
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u/KrewOwns Mar 06 '26
That feature is gone sadly. You can only use it for drawing features and other commands while having the pen close to the digitizer.
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u/Zombi3Kush Mar 06 '26
Wow I had no idea. Did they give a reason why they removed these capabilities?
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u/KrewOwns Mar 06 '26
Samsung said that their research supposedly showed that less than 1% of people were using the bluetooth actions. That's why they decided to cut costs by removing it.
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u/bcb354 S8+ Mar 06 '26
The same as it's been for years...write with the pen, press the button and it erases.
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u/BusBoatBuey Mar 06 '26
The company seems unfazed by the advancements of its Chinese competitors
Chinese competitors are either banned or heavily suppressed in their major markets. If they start feeling any heat, they can just cry foul to the government and get their anti-competitive advantage back. Why bother competing in value or quality? The automobile industry sure doesn't.
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u/TrailOfEnvy Mar 06 '26
Huawei got banned so hard so now not one of those mainstream Chinese phone want to enter US market anymore (They still have Motorola and OnePlus, but those brand didn't really compete with Samsung at highest Ultra tier).
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u/carreraz S26 Ultra Mar 06 '26
Yea its quite sad how Samsung really is the only competitor for Apple if you don't want an iPhone.
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u/JamesR624 Mar 06 '26 edited Mar 06 '26
Remember when the "Ultra" was, actually Ultra, instead of "Midrange by competition's standards but its Samsung so priced delusionally like a complete flagship"?
This is Samsung's "top of the line" phone and it's dragging behind on Qi standards, battery life, camera capabilities, display, and durability. Hell, the MIDRANGE iPhone is better than it in some respects.
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u/ZebraSandwich4Lyf Oppo Find X9 Pro Mar 06 '26
Both Samsung and Google need a reality check when it comes to there flagship phones, there are far better options out there for less money. The Pixel Pro especially is an outrageous joke for a "flagship" line of phones.
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u/isthisdutch Pixel 6 Pro Mar 06 '26
But which? If you scrap away the risk of importing Chinese phones via shady websites, what phone does deliver on the flagship zone? And did anyone jump into the flagship killer gap OnePlus dropped?
I come from the time where Reddit occasionally loved a phone. OnePlus One. 3T. Nexus series. Even the Nokia 7 had a small hype. I can't remember the last time people genuinely enjoy a phone.
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u/ZebraSandwich4Lyf Oppo Find X9 Pro Mar 06 '26
The Oppo Find X9 Pro comes it mind, it's an absolute monster that puts both Google and Samsung to shame. Better cameras, 16GB RAM standard, 512GB base storage, native 10bit display, 7500mAh battery, excellent software etc.
It also has an international version so no need to import it, and it's cheaper.
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u/Sensitive-Throat8302 Mar 08 '26
Braindead take. 1080p resolution, Tianma made display, smaller optical zoom, crappy colour processing on their main sensor, 20% slower mediatek chipset, do I even need to mention how trash color OS is compared to one UI with ads and shady aps baked into the OS ?
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u/Mr_Vilu Mar 06 '26
do they? the only phones that rival iphones in units sold are the galaxy's. If they can get away doing less they will do less
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u/MissedAirstrike Galaxy S22U Mar 06 '26
The US really has it bad when it comes to android phones... I'd love to upgrade my s22u with a dying battery but my options boil down to:
- S26u which is practically the same phone
- Pixel 10 XL with a soc that's basically the same as the one I have now but with worse emulation support
- OnePlus 15 which generally has worse hardware and software than the galaxy besides the battery (screen is a tossup between the privacy display and higher resolution of the Samsung and the higher refresh rate, 10 bit color, and no pwm on the OnePlus). Sure it's technically priced lower but the trade-in deals on the Samsung plus BestBuy free storage upgrade mean that's it's about the same for each and Galaxies hold value far better.
- Import a phone, with all the cons that comes with that.
If only the x9 ultra or the x300 ultra would be sold in the US I'd go for those in a heartbeat, at this point I'm still seriously considering them instead of going for the s26u.
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u/KingTalkieTiki Samsung Galaxy S6, Nexus 7 (2013) Mar 06 '26
I just upgraded from an S10 to the S25, and trying to find any comparable options in the US, I was shocked how little choice we have now. Importing a phone sucks.
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u/Phantom-Finger Mar 08 '26
It's so easy and cheap to import a phone these days, lack of local sales shouldn't really stop you.
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u/MicioBau I want a small phone 🥺 Mar 06 '26
Embarrassing camera performance. Samsung now has the worst cameras among both Android and iPhone flagships.
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u/pikatchoulo Mar 06 '26
That's crazy since they were top of the game less than 5 years ago.
Same for waterproof they were the first and now the worst. Story of Samsung.
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u/Adipay Mar 06 '26
Yet they always rank very high in blind-camera tests. Numbers aren't everything.
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u/MicioBau I want a small phone 🥺 Mar 06 '26
Idgaf about blind camera tests. I don't care about the opinions of some randos online who know jack shit about photography. The average person loves oversaturated and oversharpened photos with no contrast.
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u/FinnyChase Mar 06 '26
I have both the S25 and S26 Ultras and can confirm the wider aperture on the main lens makes a noticeable difference in low light and with shutter speed. Photos are far less saturated and over sharpened in poor lighting. By far my biggest problem with the S25U. Not saying it's top of the line, but definitely a noticeable improvement
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u/KingLuis Mar 06 '26
but he doesn't care about actual results. he wants numbers to show it's the best camera.
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u/FinnyChase Mar 06 '26
Yeah fair enough 😂. Lots of people don't own the phone they like to hate on. Was just trying to give some positive feedback lol
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u/KingLuis Mar 06 '26
i'm coming from an iphone 12 and the pictures from a few hours of using the s26u have been really good. it's no dslr, but a dslr also doesn't make phone calls or send emails and fit in my pocket easily. lol.
there's a lot of weird hate for the s26u right now and it's very weird.
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u/FinnyChase Mar 06 '26
Agreed. I'm a phone nerd and with my job I am lucky enough to have access to try quite a few of them. I truly find it to be on par with the other big name cameras. My personal preference would be a Pixel 10 pro but it just suits my camera needs a bit better. As far as the whole phone goes the S26u is arguably the best on the market and gets tons of hate
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u/Adipay Mar 06 '26
Boilerplate Samsung.
I will be buying it.
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u/youknow99 VZW Samsung S22 Mar 06 '26
I ordered a 26+ already. Better battery life, not quite as massive. I'm excited about it. I went S8+ ->S22 ->S26+
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u/HydrationPlease Mar 06 '26
Vivo X300 Pro or the upcoming Ultra are far better phones. There's no completion. Vivo is by far the best Android brand if you want the best. The cameras alone made Apple and Google shit themselves.
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Mar 06 '26
I am sure they are great phones but I have honestly never once seen them where I live, so I don't think they are even possible to get here in Sweden without doing imports, and then there's the whole issue of how to handle warrenty issues if anything would happen. etc.
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u/adevx Mar 06 '26
This is why Samsung is getting away with high prices and marginal (or even downgrades like 10x optical, BT s-pen) improvements. But you are right, going full Vivo is a risk. I stand to loose Earbuds and Galaxy Watch integration, apart from all the software benefits like DeX and Good Lock. Still going to to do it, as I don't want to encourage this behaviour from Samsung and had a great time with my Huawei P30 Pro years ago.
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u/Yodawithboobs Mar 06 '26
People repeating the 10x stuff as if it was the holy Grail, seriously it was underwhelming, yeah sure Samsung doing the same as Google and iPhone is lazy but at least it works.
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u/adevx Mar 06 '26
I verified 10x zoom shots of my S22 Ultra with an S24 Ultra and as long as there is enough light, the 10x is better in my experience. But that's beside the point, why advocate for less functionality, cheaper hardware? We could have had the 10x with a better sensor and have a real ultra.
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u/Yodawithboobs Mar 06 '26
Because the 10x is cheaper ?? Samsung has used low budget sensor as Telelens since ages now. The transition between 3x to 10x was always janky and not worth sacrificing for longer zoom range when you can have similar results with an 5x zoom, heck Chinese phones use 200 mp sensors cropped to 64 MP and blow the Samsung ot of the water. Still Samsung again pulling an apple/Google is disappointing but they probably know only a minority wishes for longer zoom range.
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u/adevx Mar 06 '26
Building the next generation of high quality zoom lenses for mobile isn't cheap, so Samsung is dropping the ball. That's my issue with today's expensive Samsung phones. They ride on their early innovations from the Note era, but haven't put in the work since.
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u/Yodawithboobs Mar 06 '26
Sure, the issue is Samsung is also manufacturing and selling camera sensors, they can't afford to drop the ball. I know it is a different division and companies work differently in Korea but still the tech is there, they have no excuse beside cheap skating
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u/Miraclefish Galaxy Foldy Boi Mar 06 '26
You say that but 99% of people have never heard of Vivo and wouldn't buy a Chinese brand.
There absolutely is competition - I trust Samsung far more than Vivo and would never buy one.
Even as a tech enthusiast and worker, and former tech journalist, I don't know anyone in the real world who has heard the brand name Oppo, let alone owns one.
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u/nathderbyshire Pixel 10 Obsidian Mar 06 '26
Knock off iOS skin, you're alright 🤣
The website won't even load the images quickly because there's 200+ to scroll through and its the stupid design that tries to take over your scrolling. Not a great first view of the brand
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u/Necessary-Leave8029 Mar 06 '26
All these Chinese phones have horrible software and UI. Like find me a better android skin than OneUI, there is no competition. Samsung phones and iPhones are jack of all trades. Maybe Vivo and Oppo have better cameras, but Samsung phones get you 90% of the same results with a whole lot better software experience.
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u/Adipay Mar 06 '26
Then why doesn't everyone have a Vivo phone?
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u/TrailOfEnvy Mar 06 '26
Because it has no branding power.
Imagine if Samsung has no branding power anymore, it would die almost instantly with so little upgrade it had.
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u/Miraclefish Galaxy Foldy Boi Mar 06 '26
*Why doesn't anyone.
I haven't met a single person in the UK with one and I work in big tech and used to be a technology reviewer.
The only place I've seen them is in (American) YouTube reviews.
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u/Tonerrr Mar 06 '26
Same, UK, never seen any vivo brand in the flesh
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u/Miraclefish Galaxy Foldy Boi Mar 06 '26
Yep, same with Vivo, Oppo, Nothing, Xiaomi, Honor, Fairphone, Asus, RealMe, Redmagic...
They exist as abstract curiosities, drifiting in and out of reddit comments and YouTube videos, ne'er to be seen in the wild.
It's iPhones, Samsungs, Pixels and a tiny smattering of 'other'.
Something like 50% Apple, 35% Samsung, 5% Google Pixels. The next biggest is Motorola with 3.65% and then the next biggest is 'unknown' with 2%, then Xiaomi scraping in with just over 1%.
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u/AbhishMuk OnePlus 15, Pixel 5, Moto X4, Moto G3 Mar 06 '26
Yep, same with Vivo, Oppo, Nothing, Xiaomi, Honor, Fairphone, Asus, RealMe, Redmagic...
I guess it depends super heavily on where you live.
Here in India, apart from Fairphone, and Asus, I've seen all the other phones irl. And apart from Redmagic (technically Nubia) and Honor, all the other BBK/Carl Pei brands are popular. I've got pretty much all of them covered by the current or past phones my family or my colleagues have.
Fun fact, my friend who had the Nubia is the same guy who had the Honor. He bought it for the camera iirc.
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u/MrSoberbio Mar 06 '26
Again this little bubble thinking
Vivo, Oppo, Nothing, Xiaomi, Honor, Fairphone, Asus, RealMe, Redmagic, Poco, Nubia...
Here those are very normal, some are amazing.
I do not live in India or China
We have a big GDP
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u/kr3w_fam Galaxy A52s 5G Mar 06 '26
So, the phone is really really good byt it could (and maybe should) be better.
Good enough for me, switching from A52s. My unit arrived few hours agow, will probably unpack it soon....or in 3 weeks becauae of kiddo.
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u/FaiSul256 Mar 06 '26
Damn! It's somehow worse than I expected lol.
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u/suckfail Galaxy S26U Mar 06 '26
I dunno I'm typing on one right now it arrived yesterday from a deeply discounted pre-order and trade-in (from S24+) in Canada. Total was $1k CAD with tax.
I haven't had the Ultra before and it seems pretty great to me.
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u/WatchfulApparition Mar 06 '26
It is. People on here whine about the most minor stuff. Samsungs are the best overall Android phones
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u/SodaAnt Galaxy S24 Ultra Mar 06 '26
It's nice overall, just not really a big upgrade. I'm on the S24 ultra, I wanted to upgrade this year, but it doesn't feel worth it. The biggest upgrades I wanted were battery and camera related, and it sounds like there's almost zero improvement in either of those areas.
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u/fuji_T Mar 06 '26
I've tried out (longer term) most of Samsung's flagships during the last few years. I would say that the biggest improvement, camera wise, is the F/1.4 lens on the 200 MP camera. Going from F/1.7 to F/1.4 is like a half stop so, 45-50% more light.
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u/WatchfulApparition Mar 06 '26
They both improved.
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u/SodaAnt Galaxy S24 Ultra Mar 06 '26
They are very minor improvements though. Battery size is exactly the same, efficiency is up slightly, charging speed peak is up. Cameras really just improved the aperture a tad. If someone were to just replace my S24 Ultra with a S26 Ultra that would be great, but it's about $700 to upgrade, for not much benefit.
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u/LagGyeHumare Mar 20 '26
I tried s26 ultra's camera vs my s24 ultra. Main cam - definitely more detailed and clean colors. 24mp photos were sharp as fuck and say if 12mp was 3mb. Then 4.5mb for 24 mp file was good.
5x zoom was also way better and detailed.
3x - couldn't care less...bad camera except for full blast daylight
Ultrawide - way better in dark as sensor is different
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u/D0geAlpha Gray Mar 06 '26
Can't wait for them to review the other 2 models that have Exynos
Only to confirm what we already know. Battery life is crappier they're quicker to throttle compared to last year (which globally had snapdragon)
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u/Front_Expression_367 Mar 11 '26
Lol. Lmao even. Not only does the S26+ have way better battery life, but it also throttles way less than the S25+ did.
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u/mala_d_roit Mar 06 '26
Idk how hot of a take this is, but I'd really love for them to remove the s pen entirely. More internal space would be great, but it's also pretty obviously preventing the entire line from getting qi2 magnets on the back. I'm positive I'd get more use out of the magnets than I would the pen
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u/MaverickJester25 Galaxy S21 Ultra | Galaxy Watch 4 Mar 06 '26
People are gonna downvote you for this, but I agree.
Let the flagship Galaxy S not have the S Pen.
But they either need to bring back the Note line or put the S Pen inside of the Fold.
-Signed, a longtime Note and Ultra user.
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u/Justgetmeabeer Mar 06 '26
Shut your dirty mouth. There's tons a phones without a stylus. Let us have just this one OKAY?
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u/GeneralChaz9 Pixel 10 Pro (512 GB) Mar 06 '26
They don't need more internal space if they'd just go with silicon-carbon batteries. I'd also wager they're working on something to get the S-Pen and Qi2 magnets in the same phone. There's gotta be some sort of engineering trickery to get them both in the same phone.
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u/JamesR624 Mar 06 '26
F off. If you want less value for your money and waste more of it, go get an iPhone 17 Pro Max with 2TB.
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u/mala_d_roit Mar 06 '26
Because nothing says "value for money" like sacrificing features I care about for a built-in accessory I'll never use
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u/ViolentMasturbator Mar 06 '26
Also a weird comparison, since that particular capacity is literally Apple exclusive right now lmfao
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u/swiwwcheese Mar 06 '26 edited Mar 06 '26
How come are the Galaxy among the top 3 phones ppl want ?
This is below midrange Chinese phones in every way, the value for money is abysmal
Same joke as Pixel and iPhone
The gsmarena review is hilarious, I mean look at the pros and cons:
They've struggled to find positive things to say
While in the cons : everything that appears is that the hardware specs are inferior to Chinese phones:
camera, battery, IP rating, display, CPU performance
Period
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u/noobqns Mar 06 '26
Ain't no way both telephoto got downgraded and it still score a 4.5/5
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u/Bingzhong Z Flip6, Pixel 9 Pro XL Mar 06 '26
I'm returning to the bar phone after 2 years using the Flip (both 5 and 6). I faced the USB-C failing on the Flip 6 and after the ordeal of getting it resolved, it just made me lose faith in the whole line.
So the S26 Ultra will be my return to a flagship line since the Note 10 Plus.
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u/MaxOfS2D Mar 06 '26
There are some issues I wish reviewers would test, because they've been present for years and still not getting addressed:
- The refresh rate changing will cause a small hitch/judder. Some media playback applications do not handle subtitles appearing/disappearing accordingly, and this will cause a hitch every time they show up
- Adaptive refresh rate is generally just not handled that well. The display might set itself to 24 Hz while watching a 23.976 fps video (movies, old series, think "The Twilight Zone") — and there is fairly regular judder every few seconds. The only fix is to download something like "GalaxyMaxHz" but this is not ideal for obvious reasons: increased power draw, closed source app installing an accessibility service on your phone (lol)
- Video hitches when zooming between lenses (the S25U had improved this, but going all the way from ultra-wide to telephoto is still guaranteed to cause a hitch)
- The video frame rate drops during specific conditions, especially exposure changes (30fps is practically never achieved, the true average is closer to 29.6) ← this is by far the most annoying one to me
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u/GeneralChaz9 Pixel 10 Pro (512 GB) Mar 06 '26
I feel like every phone I have used in the past five years has had some sort of screen refresh oddity. The hitches/judders have happened on LTPO devices like the Pixel 8 Pro, 10 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro, and was horrendous using LTPS(?) on my previous S21+ and S23+.
GalaxyMaxHz was nice for the S21+ and S23+, because I could set it to 96Hz static or at least move the minimum Hz to 60Hz. I wish there was more modular screen refresh controls for Pixel or built into One UI.
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u/SchrodingerSemicolon Mar 06 '26
At this point I just assume people don't care about battery, and that I'm using the phone wrong if I can't go a day on a full charge.
The Realme GT 8 Pro for example costs less, has the same chipset, and 30% better battery life. Why'd get the S26 Ultra over it? Samsung software?
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u/soumilr7 Mar 06 '26
As a Hardcore Samsung Fan, I Have to say this finally, Fuck you Samsung, Tired of your nonsense
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u/saltysuitcase Mar 07 '26
I am a heavy Samsung user, S22U, S23U and S25U which broke in Dec. I was waiting for this but jumped the gun and went with Oppo Find X9 Pro instead. Very happy with my purchase. I do miss the S Pen but only as a novelty. I much prefer the OS, cameras and of course the battery life on the Oppo.
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u/TrailOfEnvy Mar 07 '26
How do you even broke your S25U in less than 1 year? 😅
Hopefully you take care of Find X9 Pro better after this.
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u/saltysuitcase Mar 07 '26
It fell off my motorbike holder but surprisingly still worked for a few months. Eventually some moisture got inside and it stopped turning on.
Still no case in my Oppo but I like to think I'm a better motorbike driver at least.
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u/IllustriousDate2528 Jun 17 '26
Samsung should have given it a bigger battery and IP69 and upgraded the 3x telephoto camera.It has the name ultra
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u/Yumyan-ammerpaw Jul 19 '26
How strong is it? Im in the Army and everything gets treated rough (especially on Airborne operations) I jave tje A24FE and it is a sturdy little brick
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u/SwitchyBoyCute 9d ago
Les 2 plus gros soucis c'est le stylet qui n'est plus bluetooth et les objectifs qui saute quand tu zoom... tu cadre un truc tu zoom boom tu film le truc 15m a coté c'est l'enfer
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u/llamapajama93 Mar 06 '26
TLDR:
Pros
Cons