Bought one today. My last Samsung lasted ten years. I'm old and only use it for internet, texting, book reading, music and email. But I will learn to use all the other features. It may out live me as the quality of Samsung is great.
@@user-rg3wf2ov3bNot really, you’re getting an OLED display with the Dynamic Island, good build quality and good OS with excellent cameras for slightly less than this hot dumpster fire.
@@Deridiya no Faulty screen isn't the issue . I have s21 fe both processor : now Exynos is so smooth and no faulty but snpdrgn got green line issue . My fathers s22 with snapdrgn also get it : we visited the costumer service center they told us about it
@@SumiteSCP there are no battery problems, it has the same battery life as the s23, and if that is not enough for someone, a small phone is generally wrong😊
@@danilol9417 The Problem is with that logic is that Gold crusted smartphones might cost 50k but it doesn't change the median high cost of 800$ USD for most people.. It has to be relatively accurate👍
That's what I did. I thought for a long time between S24, Pixel 8/8a and Xiaomi 14 and in the end I took the Pixel. Samsung is great, I was using the S21 FE until a week ago and it served me well, but Samsung is a safe bet and a bit boring - almost no changes since the S20 series. Xiaomi 14 gets a lot of praise, but their MIUI got a bad rap, and I still don't trust HyperOS. Pixel 8 is my first Pixel and I'm delighted so far - excellent build quality, superb and bright screen, very good speakers, fantastic cameras and fluid software. Other than that, it's just different from other phones.
@@amazaynbbietn3744They have very mediocre battery tbh. At max base S24 will give at least 5-6 hours SOT Honestly an improvement compared to S22 and below, the previous S batteries were horrible. S22 was probably the worst one since at max it probably only lasted like 3-4 hours as the thing would heat up like crazy despite doing simple tasks
I have the ultra and I'd say I kinda regret not going for the compact S24, I chose the Ultra mainly for the top notch cameras, but anybody who doesn't need that insane zoom should go with the smaller flagship instead.
Yea camera is insane and I love the stylus I use it for notes, taking pictures, and making edits. But I am sick of this thing being so huge. It is an epic phone but doesn't feel lady like carrying around this brick. I have a tablet now so I was thinking about getting the Z Flip but everyone is saying the Z series just doesn't compare to the S phones.
@@NerdyBurdy01Yes in the US and maybe other countries aswell but atleast in Europe and UK it’s Exynos. So yeah it’s a worse phone over here compared to US.
@@NerdyBurdy01only the S24 Ultra is snapdragon worldwide the base models like s24 and 24+ are exynos in Europe and other parts of the world except USA and China
i have it and i love it! i didn't want a big phone as i think the top being reachable is quite important + i think it's the best looking out of the whole s24 lineup
I'm using the Samsung A55, and it's more than enough for everyday stuff. If you don't need it for heavy tasks like video editing with CapCut or advanced camera features, the A55 is a great option. I'm pretty happy with it.
Watching this from my s23. Didn't upgraded to s24 for the lack of hardware improvements. Now I got the AI features as well 😊. Hope s25 can be better next year.
As someone who's had 3 of the ultra phones i miss the s22 was the best galaxy phone i had no overly big nice camera and no weird glitches on apps like snap with the camera quality
@@1_43 Not actually, they sell with Exynos chip. But, some stores give false information about S24's chip because their lack of research. They say it is Snapdragon in its advertisement section but, tech specs says Exynos.
Mobile gaming is only worth it if that system already has good games available, like the Nintendo switch. Smartphones aren’t knows for having must have games, just simple low spec gaming to make time fly as you wait in the doctors office
It deserves 12 GB of RAM, it's the minimum to "support" those 7 years of updates that Samsung promised. For that reason, and the price, the S23 is a better option, especially since it uses the Snapdragon in all its versions worldwide.
Color, glass, doesn’t matter. Put a name brand case on. One that can handle a drop and that will protect the camera lens and display. Add a screen protector. Do this before it leaves the house.
I think as at July 2024, the Galaxy S23 is the real underdog. Its 95% as capable as the Galaxy s24 yet more affordable brand new than the s23fe with older hardware.
I own both S24 and S24 ultra. I end up using S24 more than the ultra. The size, the weight, the screen, and battery life is super good for such a small phone compare to the ultra. Camera is pretty good too.
I purchased this phone when it was released. The battery life is not up to the mark. The camera is really good for still pictures and portraits (even better than the iPhone 15 Pro, believe me), but it suffers from the same focusing issue that the S20 Ultra used to have. This is a big issue for this phone that many people don't talk about. The AI features are mostly useless, full of gimmicks, and poorly implemented, but I would say the grammar and spelling correction in the keyboard and the writing style modification are quite useful.
I don't understand why it's underrated. Like, the reviews all talked about it like it performs worse... But then proceeded to provide no context for that claim. Other than the cameras (which are still excellent and better than a base iPhone) the specs are identical to the ultra. It even beats the ultra in some battery scenarios. It's the perfect, no compromise Android right now.
Loving my S24+ best phone I've had. Before this I had the S22 Ultra but it was just a bit too much. Before that I had the S20+ which I also loved very much
I had the S23.. Gave it to Mom..Uing S24 Ultra now.. The S23, One of the Best phone I have ever used.. Compact, Easy to use and above all it's a SAMSUNG..!!
