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March 21, 2021Second Opinion #108: Samsung S21 Ultra Review
Pricing
The tiny one starts at $799 but comes with reduced features and a plastic back! Oh no!

S21+ is $999

S21 Ultra is $1199 which is technically $100 cheaper than the Note 20 Ultra from August 2020

Display
First S-line phone with adaptive 120hz

Rounded design makes it look smaller

For some reason, not flat like the other S21 models

Physicals
Look and feel, build quality
Footprint
It’s a bit taller, a bit less wide than the N20U

It weighs a ton though

Battery
5000 mAh

It lasts for two days easily, but I still charge at night, but I don’t feel bad if I don’t

Charging
25w charging, no more 45w option - but that’s ok

The brick was NOT in the box - laughing at Apple still? No? Great!

Ports
Type C is all you need

Speakers
Not radically different than N20U

Buttons
No bixby button

Buttons on the right

Specs
CPU
888
875 is for premium minus products... what is Qualcomm doing?

RAM
12GB; but you could have 512GB storage with 16GB of RAM

Storage
This model has 256GB of storage but we have no Micro SD now!

What’s going on here?

Software
Android 11 is nice out of the box but nothing major changed as far as I can tell

Camera
It’s a bit smarter with macro shots now, using the wide lenses to pretend to be a macro lens

Zoom is more nuanced now, with “Space Zoom” gone but present in implementation
3x zoom and 10x zoom have their own

Final thoughts
Did you want an S Pen? You can have one now... but without bluetooth, the best part

Did you want a real Note instead? Note 20 Ultra might be last option for you unless you like the Flip and Flop and Fold models for $1500 base prices

It’s an improvement above the S20U although it’s a side-grade from the Note 20 Ultra
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26 min
March 03, 2021Second Opinion #107: Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Review
Ryan reviews what might be the last Samsung Note ever!
Pricing
$999 Note 20 model
A smaller, stripped down version, essentially an S20+ with S Pen
$1299 Note 20 Ultra model
All the things in this review!
You could customize it a bit further with 512gb storage for some amount more
Display
Size
Slightly shorter, slightly wider than S20U
It’s slightly larger than the previous Note 10+
Weight-wise, it’s a similar feeling, but the center of gravity…
Special features
Keeping many of the same features from previous generations hardware/software wise
The biggest differences…
Samsung’s latest panel – these panels are better every time and this is one good too
The screen itself is very curved as opposed to the S20U’s fairly flat edges, it kind of makes you wonder why they decided to go with such high curvature with the device that could even better utilize the flat surface… it also looks like the Note 10+ more than ever
The screen itself is LPZO(sp?)
This allows it to be brighter (up to 1500 nits?)
This allows for a variable refresh rate that software controls but hardware executes
The in-screen fingerprint scanner seems WAY faster it’s crazy
There’s been rumors of having a new scanner but I heard it’s not in this model this year, so… still waiting… but the difference is here in my usage so far
I noticed using the Note 10+ that the lack of the smooth 120hz adaptive framework (HFR)!
I didn’t think I could notice it but it’s really there
Physicals
Look and feel, build quality
Footprint
Stupidly large
It’s ever-so-slightly shorter than S20U and a tiny bit wider
Weight
It feels lighter but it also has a difference center of gravity based on how it’s thinned out from the S20U
Battery
4500 mAh
500 mAh delta from where the S20U was – kind of a shame that the Note 20 Ultra didn’t have it match – but I appreciate the weight difference
It’s been fine, usually end of day (work from home style) around 60% and I could push it down it to 40% if I actually left the house and took pictures somewhere
Charging
Same as usual; allegedly there were rumors of 45w ultra-mega-battery-acid rapid charging, but not this time
The brick was in the box
Ports
Same as usual; no headphone jack
You know, maybe I miss it occasionally?
Speakers
Not radically different than S20U
Buttons
The buttons return from the S20U and my preferred alignment leaves the Note line – previously they were on the other side (left side), now they’re back on the right
Camera
How is it
Special modes
Notable features
Things to verify
Zoom?
Is 50X/30X zoom anything?
Focus?
Is the focusing better than it was on the S20U?
Specs
CPU
865 Plus
They should have gotten, for an extra dollar, an Ultra SKU
RAM
12GB; you can have no less of course, coming from the S20U
Storage
Weird – just like I mentioned with the S20U – it comes with only 128gb option and a 512gb bump
While the Note 10+ had 256gb as its base
Software
OS
Finally, we can just now begin using Android 10 gestures
Updates
Performance
Seems good to me — it looks just as buttery smooth as the S20U does on the HFR mode
Final thoughts
The Note 20 Ultra is obviously the note to buy
If you’re going to waste $1000 on a phone AND you want a stylus to do high precision work, then get the Ultra – pretend it is the only model
Note 20 Ultra or S 20 Ultra?
Almost definitely N20U now, or wait for whatever the next S-line device and see if Samsung comes to its senses
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15 min
March 02, 2021Second Opinion #107: Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Review
Pricing
$999 Note 20 model
A smaller, stripped down version, essentially an S20+ with S Pen

$1299 Note 20 Ultra model
All the things in this review!

You could customize it a bit further with 512gb storage for some amount more

Display
Size
Slightly shorter, slightly wider than S20U

It’s slightly larger than the previous Note 10+

Weight-wise, it's a similar feeling, but the center of gravity...

Special features
Keeping many of the same features from previous generations hardware/software wise

The biggest differences...
Samsung’s latest panel - these panels are better every time and this is one good too

The screen itself is very curved as opposed to the S20U’s fairly flat edges, it kind of makes you wonder why they decided to go with such high curvature with the device that could even better utilize the flat surface... it also looks like the Note 10+ more than ever

The screen itself is LPZO(sp?)
This allows it to be brighter (up to 1500 nits?)

This allows for a variable refresh rate that software controls but hardware executes

The in-screen fingerprint scanner seems WAY faster it’s crazy
There’s been rumors of having a new scanner but I heard it’s not in this model this year, so... still waiting... but the difference is here in my usage so far

I noticed using the Note 10+ that the lack of the smooth 120hz adaptive framework (HFR)!

I didn’t think I could notice it but it’s really there

Physicals
Look and feel, build quality
Footprint
Stupidly large

It’s ever-so-slightly shorter than S20U and a tiny bit wider

Weight
It feels lighter but it also has a difference center of gravity based on how it’s thinned out from the S20U

Battery
4500 mAh
500 mAh delta from where the S20U was - kind of a shame that the Note 20 Ultra didn’t have it match - but I appreciate the weight difference

It’s been fine, usually end of day (work from home style) around 60% and I could push it down it to 40% if I actually left the house and took pictures somewhere

Charging
Same as usual; allegedly there were rumors of 45w ultra-mega-battery-acid rapid charging, but not this time

The brick was in the box

Ports
Same as usual; no headphone jack

You know, maybe I miss it occasionally?

Speakers
Not radically different than S20U

Buttons
The buttons return from the S20U and my preferred alignment leaves the Note line - previously they were on the other side (left side), now they’re back on the right

Camera
How is it

Special modes

Notable features

Things to verify
Zoom?
Is 50X/30X zoom anything?

Focus?
Is the focusing better than it was on the S20U?

Specs
CPU
865 Plus
They should have gotten, for an extra dollar, an Ultra SKU

RAM
12GB; you can have no less of course, coming from the S20U

Storage
Weird - just like I mentioned with the S20U - it comes with only 128gb option and a 512gb bump

While the Note 10+ had 256gb as its base

Software
OS
Finally, we can just now begin using Android 10 gestures

Updates

Performance
Seems good to me -- it looks just as buttery smooth as the S20U does on the HFR mode

Final thoughts
The Note 20 Ultra is obviously the note to buy

If you’re going to waste $1000 on a phone AND you want a stylus to do high precision work, then get the Ultra - pretend it is the only model

Note 20 Ultra or S 20 Ultra?
Almost definitely N20U now, or wait for whatever the next S-line device and see if Samsung comes to its senses
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15 min
February 13, 2021Second Opinion #106: Android 11 Review
Episode summary
00:00 | Intro
If you want to hear about how Distance Learning has been going, subscribe to The Extra Dimension and keep your ears open for an episode coming soon!
02:33 | Notifications
08:55 | Media playback controls, quick settings
14:12 | App permissions
17:19 | Power button menu
20:48 | Emoji 13
Emoji Version 13.0 List
Emoji Version 13.1 List
24:28 | App switching, overview
30:33 | Files by Google
Files by Google: Clean up space on your phone - Apps on Google Play
31:50 | Autofill in the keyboard
34:39 | Screen recorder
I tried out a new thing for this episode; for the YouTube version, I did screen recordings of some of the more visual things I talked about in the review. Go check that out to see what screen recordings look like!
37:23 | Misc
43:23 | Behind-the-scenes
If you want to learn more about Estonia and their online voting system, check out The Extra Dimension #26!
45:53 | Outro
47:00 | Electronic Frontier Foundation: Project For Awesome
Project For Awesome 2021
Electronic Frontier Foundation | Defending your
rights in the digital world
Charity Navigator - Rating for Electronic Frontier
Foundation
Attributions
Free Music Archive: Beat Doctor - Organic (electric edit)
"Odyssey" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License
"Drum Roll with Cymbals Crash" Copyright 2013 Iwan Gabovitch, CC-BY3 license.
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52 min
October 21, 2020Second Opinion #105: The City We Became Review
Links
"Valedictorian" by N.K. Jemisin - LeVar Burton
Reads - Omny.fm
"Cuisine des Mémoires" by N.K. Jemisin - LeVar
Burton Reads - Omny.fm
LIVE! in Brooklyn: "Playing Nice with God's
Bowling Ball" by N.K. Jemisin - LeVar Burton Reads
- Omny.fm
JBC Challenge: Returning from Hiatus
Instagram post by Meg Griffin • Jul 5, 2020 at
12:22pm UTC
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1 hr 4 min
September 21, 2020Second Opinion #104: Gone Home Review
Ian digs deep into his well of feelings to talk about one of his favorite games of all time.

Episode index
00:00 | Intro
00:53 | The Review
10:04 | Outro
Links
Gone Home: A Story Exploration Video Game
Fun & Games Podcast
Attributions
Free Music Archive: Beat Doctor – Organic (electric edit)
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11 min
September 20, 2020Second Opinion #104: Gone Home Review
Episode index
00:00 | Intro
00:53 | The Review
10:04 | Outro
Links
Gone Home: A Story Exploration Video Game
Fun & Games Podcast
Attributions
Free Music Archive: Beat Doctor - Organic (electric edit)
Connect With Fun & Games
Discuss this episode on their Discord.
11 min
September 06, 2020Second Opinion #103: Pixel 4a Review
Ryan Rampersad reviews the Pixel 4a with Ian R Buck. The verdict: it's pretty good.

Episode summary
Pricing
A radical $349 base price with no other models even available
A phone you might remember also was this price… the Nexus 5… let’s get back on that topic later
This is allegedly the new budget tier, but I agree, it does seem to be less than ideal – this is the higher end of budget
I think the Moto G line is still budget tier and there are $200 Moto Gs out there, but there are so models and trade offs between models that it’s increasingly difficult to keep track
Display
Size
Beyond its numerical size… wow it’s tiny
The iPhone 7 (which is SE2 size) is likely the most comparable
Special features
A notable aspect is the lack of a notch or anything weirdness
It has a simple hole punch front-facing camera
It still has the usual ambient display which is a killer feature
Physicals
Look and feel, build quality
Footprint
It’s incredibly thin and tiny
It’s even more compact than the 3a
In comparison, the 3a looks ancient, for how much bulkier (brow and chin) it looks and feels
iphone 7: 138.3 x 67.1 x 7.1 mm (5.44 x 2.64 x 0.28 in)
pixel 4a: 144 x 69.4 x 8.2 mm (5.67 x 2.73 x 0.32 in)
Pixel 3: 145.6 mm x 68.2 mm x 7.9 mm (5.73 in x 2.69 in x 0.31 in)
note 20 ultra: 164.8 x 77.2 x 8.1 mm (6.49 x 3.04 x 0.32 in)
The iPhone is thinner, less wide and shorter, but the iPhone has a brow and chin that looks ancient compared to the the full-screen of the 4a
Weight
Since it’s so small, it’s weight is minimal (144g)
iPhone 7: 138g
Pixel 3: 148g
Note 20 Ultra: 208g
Battery
TBD
Charging
Type-C
Nothing special in this category
Ports
I had to reach over and pick it up to recall if it did have a headphone jack — it does — and I even said while writing this “oh wow, it does”
Isn’t it amusing that the $349-phone has the thing that allegedly the courageous couldn’t include and the $999-aires mock?
Speakers
It might be a feature of stock android, but in my experience, unusually, the 4a offers many more volume ticks than other phones I have tried in the past
It sounds fine, it might be a bit tin-y
Buttons
My usual button setup has been power-button in the mid-body and volume rockers on the opposing side or directly above the power-button
The power button on the 4a is a nice turquoise blue… for some reason?
Imagine a Moto maker-esque feature where you can pick your button color
Sensors
Fingerprint
It’s easy to forget how usable a good back-mounted fingerprint sensor is, it’s just so accurate and response all the time
Camera
How is it
It’s fine!
It takes reliable shots in bright and dark conditions
It does do quite a bit of “HDR+” processing after each photo is taken, not sure if all Pixels do this or if it’s an internal setting for this specific chip
Special modes
Notable features
Specs
CPU
Snapdragon 730G
Ok, it’s not a powerhouse and you can tell
It’s not getting smooth 120hz screen refresh either…
Really, to be honest, I had such high hopes for the quality of the 700 series but after using this for two weeks, it’s laggy enough for me to notice and that’s disappointing – maybe the 765 is better?
RAM
6GB – can you believe this?
The Nexus 5, the phone highly realized as the pinnacle of the Nexus line only had 2GB at the same price point
Storage
128GB UFS storage
3a had eMMC which was slower internal NAND storage, and RAM constraints aside, you’re always going to hit disk eventually…
This might be loading pictures from disk
This might be loading updates from the store
This might be playing games
… so basically, you’re going to benefit from this more than the extra 2GB over the 3a
Software
OS
It’s been a long time since I used stock Android
For me, it’s not such a big deal since I immediately apply Action Launcher and I even change its defaults to not be awful
No search bar, no tray, no widget things, dots instead of whatever Pixel nonsense is the fad right now
Android 10 Review
Updates
Performance
Mentioned above in the CPU section – kind of mediocre to be honest
Try using the app switcher
The animation lags a lot in my opinion
Issues
During the course of my weeklong test, I used this phone in my everyday life and kept it at my work desk, in my car on drives hooked up with Android auto, in stores, did all the things one does with a phone… here are some issues…
In my office, with the overhead light, it will see my head’s shadow and decide it’s dark now and dim the screen way more than it should
I had to take a crazy detour route to the MSP Airport recently and I was surprised to find that the 4a lost its GPS connection twice, and even after a restart
Could be a fluke but it was unexpected
Final thoughts
Small, good value.
I wish Google had done this from the beginning
The value is here, and imagine what a double price – $700 device – could offer at the same value ratio
It’s hard to imagine since those Samsung phones are cursed at high price points
The iPhone SE(2) is good if you’re already in the iOS ecosystem – don’t get this then
if you’re invested in Android for any reason and you won’t or can’t spend 2.5x on an Android flagship, then this is great for you
Or consider one of the Moto G phones – why? Well, the Moto G phones have a similar value ratio but may have alternative features you might want (like the stylus model) or a larger screen
Look we don’t need to imagine – it’s Apple’s iPhone 11 (non-pro)
A processor that will last years
Enough RAM (in conjunction with that ecosystem’s memory constraints and patterns) to last
Slightly less storage but it’s livable (probably)
The Pixel cameras are good but the iPhone cameras are also well renowned too – and it has better video support on average
So where is that phone, Google? Is that the Pixel 5?
I bet I need to wait until the next round to see if that is something Google can do properly – steady, incremental, deliberate
I opened this up by mentioned the Nexus 5
Ok, thanks.
Attributions
Free Music Archive: Beat Doctor – Organic (electric edit)
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Copyright
Second Opinion is released under a Creative Commons — Attribution 4.0 International license. Feel free to use any or all of it as long as you link back to https://thenexus.tv/so103.
This episode of Second Opinion has a Fringe episode. You should really listen to The Fringe #577: SO #103 — Blabbering On The Whole Time!
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58 min
September 05, 2020Second Opinion #103: Pixel 4a Review
Episode summary
Pricing
A radical $349 base price with no other models even available

A phone you might remember also was this price... the Nexus 5... let’s get back on that topic later
This is allegedly the new budget tier, but I agree, it does seem to be less than ideal - this is the higher end of budget
I think the Moto G line is still budget tier and there are $200 Moto Gs out there, but there are so models and trade offs between models that it’s increasingly difficult to keep track

Display
Size
Beyond its numerical size... wow it’s tiny

The iPhone 7 (which is SE2 size) is likely the most comparable

Special features

A notable aspect is the lack of a notch or anything weirdness

It has a simple hole punch front-facing camera

It still has the usual ambient display which is a killer feature

Physicals
Look and feel, build quality
Footprint
It’s incredibly thin and tiny

It’s even more compact than the 3a
In comparison, the 3a looks ancient, for how much bulkier (brow and chin) it looks and feels

iphone 7: 138.3 x 67.1 x 7.1 mm (5.44 x 2.64 x 0.28 in)

pixel 4a: 144 x 69.4 x 8.2 mm (5.67 x 2.73 x 0.32 in)

Pixel 3: 145.6 mm x 68.2 mm x 7.9 mm (5.73 in x 2.69 in x 0.31 in)

note 20 ultra: 164.8 x 77.2 x 8.1 mm (6.49 x 3.04 x 0.32 in)

The iPhone is thinner, less wide and shorter, but the iPhone has a brow and chin that looks ancient compared to the the full-screen of the 4a

Weight
Since it’s so small, it’s weight is minimal (144g)

iPhone 7: 138g

Pixel 3: 148g

Note 20 Ultra: 208g

Battery
TBD

Charging
Type-C

Nothing special in this category

Ports
I had to reach over and pick it up to recall if it did have a headphone jack -- it does -- and I even said while writing this “oh wow, it does”

Isn’t it amusing that the $349-phone has the thing that allegedly the courageous couldn’t include and the $999-aires mock?

Speakers
It might be a feature of stock android, but in my experience, unusually, the 4a offers many more volume ticks than other phones I have tried in the past

It sounds fine, it might be a bit tin-y

Buttons
My usual button setup has been power-button in the mid-body and volume rockers on the opposing side or directly above the power-button

The power button on the 4a is a nice turquoise blue... for some reason?
Imagine a Moto maker-esque feature where you can pick your button color

Sensors
Fingerprint
It’s easy to forget how usable a good back-mounted fingerprint sensor is, it’s just so accurate and response all the time

Camera
How is it
It’s fine!

It takes reliable shots in bright and dark conditions

It does do quite a bit of “HDR+” processing after each photo is taken, not sure if all Pixels do this or if it’s an internal setting for this specific chip

Special modes

Notable features

Specs
CPU
Snapdragon 730G

Ok, it’s not a powerhouse and you can tell

It’s not getting smooth 120hz screen refresh either...

Really, to be honest, I had such high hopes for the quality of the 700 series but after using this for two weeks, it’s laggy enough for me to notice and that’s disappointing - maybe the 765 is better?

RAM
6GB - can you believe this?

The Nexus 5, the phone highly realized as the pinnacle of the Nexus line only had 2GB at the same price point

Storage
128GB UFS storage

3a had eMMC which was slower internal NAND storage, and RAM constraints aside, you’re always going to hit disk eventually...
This might be loading pictures from disk

This might be loading updates from the store

This might be playing games

... so basically, you’re going to benefit from this more than the extra 2GB over the 3a

Software
OS
It’s been a long time since I used stock Android

For me, it’s not such a big deal since I immediately apply Action Launcher and I even change its defaults to not be awful
No search bar, no tray, no widget things, dots instead of whatever Pixel nonsense is the fad right now

Android 10 Review

Updates

Performance
Mentioned above in the CPU section - kind of mediocre to be honest

Try using the app switcher
The animation lags a lot in my opinion

Issues
During the course of my weeklong test, I used this phone in my everyday life and kept it at my work desk, in my car on drives hooked up with Android auto, in stores, did all the things one does with a phone... here are some issues...
In my office, with the overhead light, it will see my head’s shadow and decide it’s dark now and dim the screen way more than it should

I had to take a crazy detour route to the MSP Airport recently and I was surprised to find that the 4a lost its GPS connection twice, and even after a restart
Could be a fluke but it was unexpected

Final thoughts
Small, good value.

I wish Google had done this from the beginning

The value is here, and imagine what a double price - $700 device - could offer at the same value ratio
It’s hard to imagine since those Samsung phones are cursed at high price points

The iPhone SE(2) is good if you’re already in the iOS ecosystem - don’t get this then
if you’re invested in Android for any reason and you won’t or can’t spend 2.5x on an Android flagship, then this is great for you

Or consider one of the Moto G phones - why? Well, the Moto G phones have a similar value ratio but may have alternative features you might want (like the stylus model) or a larger screen

Look we don’t need to imagine - it’s Apple’s iPhone 11 (non-pro)
A processor that will last years

Enough RAM (in conjunction with that ecosystem’s memory constraints and patterns) to last

Slightly less storage but it’s livable (probably)

The Pixel cameras are good but the iPhone cameras are also well renowned too - and it has better video support on average

So where is that phone, Google? Is that the Pixel 5?
I bet I need to wait until the next round to see if that is something Google can do properly - steady, incremental, deliberate

I opened this up by mentioned the Nexus 5

Ok, thanks.
Attributions
Free Music Archive: Beat Doctor - Organic (electric edit)
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Copyright
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58 min
August 22, 2020Second Opinion #102: Let Go Review
Episode summary
00:00:00 | Intro
Let Go, Sci Fi Graphic Novel
The Extra Dimension #23: Post-Scarcity › The
Nexus
00:01:49 | The authors, the environment it was written in
00:04:33 | Book analysis
00:55:57 | Final thoughts
00:58:19 | Outro
Attributions
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1 hr 1 min

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