So far so good. I have had this a few days now and have no complaints. I upgraded from a S10e, so this is a huge (in both size and function) improvement. Much bigger than my previous phone which I am still getting used to, but I do like the bigger screen for being able to see and read things better. The photo quality is fantastic. Battery life so far seems pretty decent. Transferring my stuff from one phone to the other was super easy with the app Samsung provides. No complaints.

Loved everything about it.

Okay okay so you know what you're buying this phone for: the camera. Or perhaps lots of other reasons too, but hot dang, the camera though. I'd say as a professional DSLR photographer that this is as close as it gets to having pro capabilities on a phone, but that it's still not quite there yet. On a DSLR you've got quite a big dynamic range of light and dark and color and everything in between that gets snapped with a photo, whereas on this phone it's probably cut in half... but it's still the best dang thing we've got in the form of a phone. I find myself actually snapping more phone pics than Nikon DSLR pics these days honestly, since I bought this thing.

Otherwise? Processing power is bar-none speedy as. Far better than the iPhones I've been toting everywhere for years. Interface is easy to figure out, even if you're indoctrinated to the Apple world. Storage space is big (on the 512GB), and I back up on MS OneDrive, so it's no biggie anyway. Lots of apps to choose from since Android is kinda like how Windows is to OSX in terms of what's available to you. Screen is a monster which is awesome for visibility and workability, but is still just fine in a standard pocket and doesn't feel cumbersome. Wi-fi adapter is snappy. S-Pen is super cool! Audio is bomber.

I suppose my only complaints are:
(1) that the 'adaptive brightness' mode is obnoxious in that it does work well to alter screen brightness per lighting situation but it sucks that the brightest the phone can get is only available in that particular mode... so if you're in changing lighting situations and you're annoyed that it won't just be bright all the time, deal with it. This is the pits with certain photography situations when under shadowfall.
(2) The phone wants to automatically send text messages via RCS or whatever which is wi-fi only and so sometimes if you or the recipient is not on wi-fi at the moment the text fails to send. Sometimes you have no idea when this has happened until later when you see a note that 'message has failed to send.' Ugh. You can however set options in text threads to 'SMS only' which is via 4G only.
(3) This isn't really an issue with the product so much as an issue with current tech, but a sort of 'buyer beware' notice: the aperture on these phone cameras is so shallow that it compares like a candle to the sun in terms of all around image focus per phone to DSLR quality. I will say I am tremendously impressed with how far phone cameras have come, but that it is still wounding that phones can't overcome this obstacle.

Anyway, buy this thing. You will NOT regret buying this thing. That is all.

This phone is great! But not ready to be activated to a network. Missing ESim card...

There are lots of junk apps from Samsung and a horrible launcher.