Samsung Galaxy S24
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Anonymous, 08 Aug 2024You missed the point. People buy what is available because ... moreThey won't do it unfortunately. That's it.
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Anonymous, 20 hours agoRemember when Samsung used to number their A-series accordi... moreBut now Samsung's too busy spitting out multiple phones each year that are basically clones of each each (with tiny differences) and giving them so-called different model names to make it look like they're different phones and give the illusion of lots of choices. The most recent and craziest example of this is the A55/M55/M55s/F55/C55. You'd think that with all the effort they waste on these spin-offs that are only made available to a few countries, they'd produce at least ONE mid-ranger with the size of the very popular S24 for the many who want hand/pocket friendly mobile devices (but can't afford the expensive S phone price). But no. Many of Samsung's decisions are apparently not based on making more money, but rather on the moods of idiots, depending on what side they woke up that day.
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Anonymous, 28 Jul 2024S23 vs S24 which one i should buy Currently i am using S22UIf 24 in your country exynos of course gooo for 23 snapdragon its fantastic.. But if 24 snapdragon too go for it.. It's almost the same but snapdragon 3 is a little better with 7 years compared to 5 years updates..
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Anonymous, 12 hours agoImagine having the same camera resolution and a smaller bat... moreWdym under *resolution? The number of megapixels does not matter. And battery... its small phone..
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Anonymous, 12 hours agoImagine having the same camera resolution and a smaller bat... more- Megapixels alone don't determine photo quality. Rather it's a combination of sensor size/type, lens, processor, and software tuning. Besides, most phones shoot at 12MP by default, because higher resolutions result in noisier images, especially in low light.
- It's a smaller phone than the A15. So of course the battery capacity had to be smaller. Where's your logic, bro?
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Imagine having the same camera resolution and a smaller battery than the entry-level Galaxy A15.
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I spend most of my time in Asia, and here the bigger the phone the better. Especially true for the girls spending hours on social medias. Why do you think all oppo, realme, vivo...etc have only phones with 6.7" minimum ? Phone companies give people what they want. Simple as that !
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Anonymous, 08 Aug 2024Let me see if I understand this insanity correctly: A co... moreRemember when Samsung used to number their A-series according to screen size - A3, A5, A7?
A3: 4.7 inches
A5: 5.2 inches
A7: 5.5 inches
Now that was called having real choice. I don't know why they decide to take it away.
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- 08 Aug 2024
Anonymous, 08 Aug 2024Very detailed information. But one is sure. People should b... moreYou missed the point. People buy what is available because what other choice do they have? The point is that Samsung should provide a compact mid-range option that many people want. They stand to make a lot of money if they do.
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- 08 Aug 2024
Let me see if I understand this insanity correctly:
A compact mid-range phone? Not worth it for Samsung to produce, because the tons of people who want it aren’t as much as the amount of rich people who want the small S24, or as much as others who want bigger phones.
On the other hand, taking a device like the A55, making one tiny change and calling it M55, then making an even smaller change and calling it F55, then just creating another copy and calling it C55, then creating another clone and calling it M55s, then making all these phony spin-offs available in just a few places to a tiny segment of the world’s consumers? Definitely worth Samsung’s time and effort, despite making no money.
This is what passes for logic or business strategy today?
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- 08 Aug 2024
Anonymous, 08 Aug 2024So according to you Samsung should scrap the S24 and S24 Pl... moreVery detailed information. But one is sure. People should buy what is available and that's true. I bought s24 plus after using a52. Amazing phone.
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- 08 Aug 2024
Anonymous, 08 Aug 2024Strange? Maybe. But Samsung don't care. Large phones s... moreSo according to you Samsung should scrap the S24 and S24 Plus because the S24 Ultra “sells better”. And maybe every phone maker should only sell one top model that “sells better” than the rest. That’s ridiculous. By definition, one models will “sell better” than another. That doesn’t mean there isn’t a significant amount of people that want the number two, three, or four model. It’s called providing choice and options.
In any event, it’s a myth that Samsung only produces phones what customers want, and if they don’t make something if means no one wants it. In reality, it’s the other way around, consumers are forced to choose from whatever is available, so it LOOKS like that’s what they want, but people can only buy what exists. When it comes to phones, demand does NOT drive the supply, but rather it's the other way around. If Samsung actually made what people wanted, they wouldn't stop the Note series, force Exynos on flagships in many countries, remove the headphone jack and SD slot, and they'd trim down phone bodies to eliminate dead space and their ugly bezels which serve no purpose. But Samsung makes what Samsung wants, not what customers want. We are just forced to choose from whatever is available, so now the "stats" say "He bought that phone, he must want it!" but that's silly. A person can't get what he wants if it doesn't exist.
A Note fan buying another phone doesn't really want it, and a European Snapdragon fan buying an Exynos phone doesn't either really want it. They're forced to take what exists. "Companies make what customers want" is a myth.
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- 08 Aug 2024
Anonymous, 07 Aug 2024You're right about the S24's size. And millions o... moreI kind of feel the same way with Xiaomi. Their only compact option is the Xiaomi 14 with a 6.36 inch display, which costs about $720. It doesn't sell very well in global markets because most Xiaomi users aren't accustomed to, or aren't willing to purchase their higher-grade devices.
Unlike Samsung, all of Xiaomi's best-sellers are their budget/mid-range devices like the Redmi Note 13 series and the Redmi 13C, but their displays are all sized 6.67 inches and over, no less than that.
It just seems silly to think that big phones sell better than compact phones, when there's basically no other option to choose from besides just 'big'.
On another note, Xiaomi also makes a bunch of duplicate devices under their Poco sub-brand. Some of them like Poco C65, Poco M6 4G, and Poco Pad are exact 1:1 clones of the Redmi 13C, Redmi 13, and Redmi Pad Pro respectively. While others like the Poco M6 Pro 4G and Poco X6 are downgraded versions of the Redmi Note 13 Pro 4G and Redmi Note 13 Pro 5G. Several others, like the Poco X6 Pro and Poco F6 are rebranded versions of the Redmi K70E and Redmi Turbo 3, which are exclusive to China.
Why couldn't they just release everything under the Redmi/Xiaomi brand if the Poco sub-brand doesn't mean much these days?
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- 08 Aug 2024
Live and let live, 08 Aug 2024I’ve noticed something interesting after reading a bunch of... moreStrange? Maybe. But Samsung don't care. Large phones sell better.
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I’ve noticed something interesting after reading a bunch of these comments for and against compact (i.e. S24 sized) mid-range phones. Those who want a small option are not saying there shouldn't be big ones, they’re just requesting an additional choice to accommodate their group. On the other hand, those who don’t want small phones, project their own preferences onto EVERYONE else, as if EVERYBODY prefers gigantic phones exactly as they do. So if they don’t want phones that are a little smaller and lighter, it must be that NOBODY else does either. Even though there clearly is a certain segment of consumers that do. And it’s bigger than the tiny clientele that the M55, M55s, F55, and C55 is made available to. Yet Samsung has no problem creating a bunch of fake models with tiny modifications for just a few people in one or two countries.
So those who want smaller options are fine with others getting their preferences too, but the big phone lovers want to quash the preferences of others. Have anyone else noticed this too? It’s quite strange.
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- 07 Aug 2024
HeY, 07 Aug 2024I disagree. People who buy cheap phones prefer big phones b... moreMaybe that's why YOU buy a big phone, but many others don't care about that vanity. Having a phone that does not fatigue their hand and that fits into their pocket is much more important than "looking expensive". Especially in light of the fact that many people use cases anyway, so you can't see most the actual phone's look anyway.
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- 07 Aug 2024
Anonymous, 07 Aug 2024I guess they make very similar phones for different markets... more"they make very similar phones for different markets"
That makes no sense. You can make the same phone for the whole world, you don't need five clones of the A55 (as an example) for "different markets". In fact, most countries don't even have access to these silly spin-off versions, so for most of the world (or "different markets" as you say) just one version is enough, apparently. Whether it's an S phone, or an A phone (in many places where none of the M/F nonesense is available).
Are you really saying that just three and a half countries out of the whole world needs the same phone with five different names (A55/M55/F55/C55/M55s) while the rest of the world is fine with just the A55? Think a little!
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- 07 Aug 2024
Anonymous, 07 Aug 2024You're right about the S24's size. And millions o... moreI guess they make very similar phones for different markets. That's why.
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Anonymous, 07 Aug 2024You're right about the S24's size. And millions o... moreI disagree. People who buy cheap phones prefer big phones because they look expensive...that is why a small cheap phone would not sell well.
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JN, 06 Aug 2024That's the size of the iPhone 5, 5S, 5C and SE right? ... moreYou're right about the S24's size. And millions of customers who can't afford its expensive price would gladly buy a phone with the same dimensions but with a mid-range chip so that its price would be affordable. Just as many rich people want the compact S24, so do many budget customers want something similar that they can afford. But even though Samsung stands to make a lot of money if they produced such a phone, their decisions aren't based on that. Instead, they're busy creating identical spin-off phones for about five and a half customers. These Samsung decision makers are nuts. Why else would they create a bunch of silly clones like the A55, M55, F55, C55, M55s, or the A14, M14, F14, etc. etc. They're definitely not making much money on these duplicate devices.
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- 06 Aug 2024
Anonymous, 06 Aug 2024but samsung has duplicate apps. Which are actually useful overall. You have 256gb or more storage no any issues at all.
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47cosmos, 04 Aug 2024Wish the size was 120mm x 60mmThat's the size of the iPhone 5, 5S, 5C and SE right? I think it would be way too tiny for today's standards.
For me, the S24 is just right - it's small enough to be pocketable, while still having a decently sized screen for most tasks, including media consumption.
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Anonymous, 30 Jul 2024Don't like other brands - believe me, I've tried.... morebut samsung has duplicate apps.
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Anonymous, 04 Aug 2024I'm using S23 and I will wait for S25 series. You shou... moreSame! I Bought S23 10 days ago shifted from S20 FE after 2 years!
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Anonymous, 28 Jul 2024S23 vs S24 which one i should buy Currently i am using S22US24 plus. Great phone.
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Anonymous, 28 Jul 2024S23 vs S24 which one i should buy Currently i am using S22UI'm using S23 and I will wait for S25 series. You should also do that, because S22U is a decent phone 'till 2025.
Cheers.
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- 31 Jul 2024
Anonymous, 30 Jul 2024Don't like other brands - believe me, I've tried.... moreCome on no any brand can beat king Samsung.
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- 30 Jul 2024
nick, 29 Jul 2024Bad in... what way? Clarify a bit, will you? Just Samsun... moreDon't like other brands - believe me, I've tried. Oppo, Oneplus, Xiaomi, Realme, Motorola... software feels... less mature, if you will. Not to mention updates... Only Motorola seems decent enough, but camera app has max-brightness even in the dark... I don't know, maybe it's time to get a Nokia 2780 Flip (it has Wi-Fi :O).
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- 29 Jul 2024
Anonymous, 28 Jul 2024How is the exynos variant battery and performance Had the 24 exynos for about 2 months, cannot fault it thus far.. performance has been great for me although I'm not a gamer but no heating issues etc and battery is great/ finish most days with about 30%. Can't really compare it to the s23 but most reviews had said a small bump in performance/ battery life over the 23
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- 29 Jul 2024
Anonymous, 28 Jul 2024That's the thing: it's either Samsung or Google, ... moreBad in... what way? Clarify a bit, will you?
Just Samsung or Google? You do realize there's literally all these companies from Apple, Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo, Motorola, OnePlus, Nothing, Honor, Asus, Sony, the list goes on. Now where exactly do you live where Samsung and Google are the ONLY TWO companies selling phones?
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- 29 Jul 2024
Anonymous, 28 Jul 2024That's the thing: it's either Samsung or Google, ... moreThere are many brands. Not that two.
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- 28 Jul 2024
Anonymous, 28 Jul 2024Dude, it's not like Samsung is forcing you to upgrade ... moreThat's the thing: it's either Samsung or Google, and they're both bad 😭😭😭
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- 28 Jul 2024
How is the exynos variant battery and performance
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- 28 Jul 2024
S23 vs S24 which one i should buy
Currently i am using S22U
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- 28 Jul 2024
Anonymous, 27 Jul 2024Somesung = some small upgrades next generationDude, it's not like Samsung is forcing you to upgrade your phone every year. You as a customer have full control over whether you want to buy something or not; it's your money.
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- 27 Jul 2024
Somesung = some small upgrades next generation
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- 26 Jul 2024
Anonymous, 24 Jul 2024Absolutely, Samsung's budget lineup is full of pointle... moreThe pro A series phone will never happen, but a compact version might if Samsung realizes how big the demand is and how many people actually want one.
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- 25 Jul 2024
i just realized samsung oneui emoji are sucks..It should be exact same as other phones..like there is muslim man emoji where he's wearing indian like headgear/headscarf with front hair exposed(muslim man's hat supposed to cover all frontal hairines)...see this emoji 👳 and compare samsung vs other phones..
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Anonymous, 22 Jul 2024Much of what Samsung does is not from a financial perspecti... moreAbsolutely, Samsung's budget lineup is full of pointless duplicates with these M, F, and C series that are only available for certain countries.
They should just stick with the A-series, but bring the higher end models like the A55 more in line with their flagships like this:
A55e: Compact version with a 6.1 inch screen and body size the same as the small S24.
A55: Regular version with a 6.6 inch screen and body size the same as the S24+.
A55 Pro: Advanced version with a 6.8 inch screen, upgraded cameras, higher resolution display, bigger battery, and maybe S Pen support. Same size as the S24 Ultra.