Now that the elephant is out of the room let’s discuss the other aspects of the smartphone, specifically the cameras. You aren’t getting the bells and whistles of the Galaxy S25 Ultra despite the similar pricing. You’ve to consider the components that can be put into such an ultra-thin package. Yes, you’re going to have to settle for a dual-camera setup instead of the triple-camera setup that those Ultra folks are enjoying. Yes, you do get the impressive 200MP primary camera, which is quite impressive. The photos are crisp and detailed, and the colours do pop. The dynamic range is good, and less noise. It may not be as true-to-life as some other cameras (such as those with Leica, Hasselblad, and Zeiss-optimised lenses on other smartphones), but tonality is preserved, and the images look good, even when blown up on a 55-inch TV. There’s no telephoto camera here, but you can zoom up to 10x AI-assisted on the primary camera. There is 2x optical zoom, but I was hoping for more.