Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra - A Long Term User Review
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- Is the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra the Best Smartphone? After living with it for 4 months, I'm here to share everything about some common issues, performance, cameras, battery life, and the software experience after the updates. Let's see if it still holds up as a top choice in the smartphone market in 2024.
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Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
1:23 - A BIG glass slab
2:29 - I miss MagSafe BUT…
2:54 - A Very Different Display!
5:42 - Performance peaked
6:58 - GPS Issue
7:52 - S-Pen
8:46 - Battery Life
10:05 - Sponsor Spot
10:36 - Cameras
15:19 - Software Experience
18:05 - Samsung Dex
18:50 - Final Thoughts
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"Affordable Phones" and "S24 Ultra" are two things that dont go together
A lot of Techtubers are tone deaf when it come to this particular comment here is a $1000 affordable phone ...to who?
In 1 or 2 years, absolutely. I got my used s23 ultra a month ago for like 700 usd equivalent.
This shows you commented before listening to the video because he wasn’t talking about the S24 ultra being affordable. He was comparing it to the lower end phones which are their number one seller and how he sub $300 are the best value. But you saw a Clickbait title and got mad before watching the video.
Watch the video baiter guy
@@shadow19121 and my comment wasn't towards the video it was a general statement...
I think people missed what you mean by affordable here. What is presented here will be then available standard in future with affordable phones. This is the r&d early access type stage. And soon you will have similar screen, the revolutionary "Scratches at level 7 and deeper grooves at level 8" glass. Fun.
I hope that's what they meant. The Samsung Ultra / Note lines have never been "affordable".
@@Stanley-px3bt You don't need to hope. It's stated explicitly in the video.
what do you mean by level 7 and 8 glass? thanks for clarifying :)
@@cdv9028It's a reference to the hardness of the glass, popularized by the CZcams channel JerryRigEverything, who is well-known for testing the durability of smartphones.
Pretty much every smartphone ever tested has always had "scratches at a level 6, with deeper grooves at a level 7", so a phone that goes above that is considered mythical.
Quoting Zack from JerryRigEverything I see. lol
Ive been using it for 4 months too.
No screen protector with 0 scratches.
I dont agree on rounded edges, I like it squared.
Haven't used screen protectors since note 8. But wondering on the case, as they do help for a drop
@Pho3niX90 I've put on a thin case on mine. The back seem to have a thin paint. I havent dropped mine and in the first week, there was a tiny tiny scratch on the back. And for the titanium, mine had discoloration at the USB port and round the top of the volume rocker.
but i saw a video that the oleophobic coating of his s24u removed because of a sunscreen.
@NameLess-lk2qu the oleophobic is just for fingerprints, it will deplete in time. But the hardness of the glass is legit. Still 0 scratches on mine.
Do you often play games. Without additional screen protector moderate gaming daily will do micro scratch the screen.
That sharp edges, reminiscent of a notebook, makes this phone unique. If Samsung made it round, then it wouldn't stand out from the crowd.
I have the base S24. I find the sharp edges harder to hold than the previous design.
He mentioned future affordable phones
Not it doesn't. It's just reused design from 2017. Note 20 Ultra was better designed then this.
It makes it more attractive to me.
@@chipmunktubetop Absolutely! I think the same!
About the Spen: one major advantage that's rarely mentioned is the superb accuracy for editing videos and photos. Unmatched.
Agree! It’s a really cool tool for editing in LightRoom
@@HardwareCanucks Hahahaha!!!! You really or truly believe that mobile phones and mobile apps or applications will last lifetimes or longer or will be around in the future are fools!!!! YES!!!! I said it!!! 🤡
I used to have a note back in the day, I miss the spen when annotating PDFs and/or doodling over photos :)
I'm 2 minutes in and already STRONGLY disagree with the comments about form. I hope Samsung DOESN'T take notice at all. I prefer rectangular slabs. Not everything needs to looks the same.
Same, watch a lot of content on mine and I love the square and large screen
I agree
Yeah Ultra and Sony design.
Eh, the sharp edges are annoying to hold for a phone of that size. Especially one-handed. It's fine only when you're comfortably seated and have two hands free to operate it but in any other scenario outside of that, it seems irksome. The regular S24 is just more ergonomically sound.
@BenyaminLorit in whatever situation I hold my phone my hands just never get to push the corners , I don't understand how some of you hold your phones.. I got my pinky on the bottom under the phone, 3 fingers on the back and thumb in screen , even when i have to reach the top of the screen I Don't get my hands to really touch the corners.. like.. bro explain what's your weird use case..
The amount of people who didnt watch the video but commented as soon as they saw the title is astounding. Critical thinking is dead.
Indeed. At first I also thought "In what universe is their literal top of the line phone affordable?" but I do agree with the real point of having these features trickle down to the affordable phones. I kinda hope Dex trickles down to the A series phones too, they're already capable enough and all they need is to use USB 3.0 instead of being stuck in 2.0. Hell, I believe Dex will be used MORE by people buying the affordable phones if it can replace a desktop PC for browser and office suite use instead of only being in the phones bought by the people that are also the most likely to also afford a separate PC.
Мм people don't like to watch ad video. Critical bhahaha
Maybe, but the S24 Ultra isn't an affordable phone, so the title is confusing, until you actually watch the video.
the title is admittedly pretty bad
@@Violet-ui maybe but it doesn't excuse the commenting on something without watching the first 10 seconds😂
Hey, I switched from the iPhone 14 Pro Max to the S24 Ultra, and I'm so glad I did! The flat display is a huge improvement, and the battery life, build quality, display, haptics, and sound quality are all better. The stylus is really cool too, it makes the phone feel like a professional business tool.
Own both completely disagree my 15 pro max is better in all aspects
@@edwardb911 i don't know about iphone 15pro max. i had 14pro max
@@edwardb911what do you mean in all aspects? I own both and the amount of things Ultra24 can offer is way more convenient and better than Iphone can give.
@edwardb911 you are the only one who said that they have both phones and think the iphone is better so i call bull£hit
Yo, don't complain about the s pen, you don't need it until you do. And when you get why it's there, you'll miss it after that
he himself doesn't know what he's saying lol. couldn't find any cons so he decided to make ones, like the S pen is just there, and he made it sound like a con just because he doesn't use it. i had a note 9 back in 2018-2020. i used the pen EVERYDAY and i wasn't even an office worker/college student.
and how he made the AI features requiring a samsung account to be activated sound like a deal breaker, like no shit, apple users make iclouds and apple IDs right away since iOS devices are unusable without them and he complains about having to make a samsung account smh.
S22 Ultra still going strong, gonna keep it for at least another 2 years
Same 😊
Yep, was just gonna make the same comment. 👍
My Note 10plus works perfect jeje I think these flagship longs for 5 to 7 years easy
Note 9 going strong and still can't decide to shell out this crazy amount of money for phones that lack 50% of N9s features. Crazy times and not good ones.
I upgraded from the s22 ultra to the S24 ultra and the leap for me has been quite significant. I'm super happy I did
I just switched from iPhone to the s24 Ultra and love the new phone. I even have to give it credit. The s24 Ultra even charged my iPhone during the transfer process. It has taken a while to dig in. But I'm definitely all in now. I also got the S8 Ultra Tablet. I am a photographer as well and the android filing system and instant connectivity has been refreshing. I don't believe any phone is perfect and obviously not as good as a dedicated camera. But for travel photographers the phone could still shine. I've noticed turning the exposure down a touch before taking the picture helps with the bit too bright processing.
How did you manage transferring your data from the iOS to android or did you just not bother? I’ve got an iPhone X and am considering switching to android.
they added electronic ND filters and never even talked about it in presentations😭 videographers kill for nd filters but they didn't even discuss them
Where is this information coming from?
Wait what! I never knew this, how was this not a more big of a thing talked about at the release/initial reviews
thats because it isn't a real electronic ND / VND filter, it just tries to mimic the long exposure you get from using an ND. it does this somewhere in the image processing pipeline and no, it doesnt work on video because again, it isn't a real ND.
how many stops?
The sharp corners if the function over form… with rounded edges you’re loosing a lot of screen just because “ouch my hand hurty”
The S Pen is an invaluable tool for me in my work. I use it to translate and play Chinese games such as Sword of Justice Ray Tracing. It is also useful for editing videos and photos on my phone, and it is very precise.
I totally agree with you on this aggressive post processing issue without an option to keep original photos.
open camera, go to settings, select "intelligent optimization" and disable it. Make your tests and I hope it will give you better results. If you want to compare how it would come out with intelligent optimization, open the picture in Gallery, swipe it up and it will show the "remaster" option at the bottom.
there's no option to disable intelligent optimization
@@fearless6694 fact fact fact. The is an option only to minimize the Intelligent optimisation..
@@fearless6694 my mistake, sorry. I selected "minimum optimization". I am still exploring the camera options, maybe there are other settings that will help to further adjust post processing.
If you have s24 ultra, get the "Samsung Standing Grip Case" or similar case where you can slide your finger behind the phone. I got this for free in an offer. This single thing is big improvement to how you hold the phone. You can now use it with one hand without worrying about it falling. This solves the "Corner" problem you have as it is no longer resting on your palm.
The Samsung flagship phones haven't had a SD card slot since the S20.That's a big minus for me.
Something that's going to be interesting however is that all mobiles (and similar devices) sold in the EU by 2027 must have user replaceable batteries.
This is one of the reasons why I still have my NOTE 10 plus.
Sd cards are crazy slow to the point its annoying to wait for everything to load especially if there's like 60gb worth of files in 1 folder..
Would be nice if they evolved the micro sd tech to make it faster.. but rn that sd is so slow I just prefer to get the model with more storage since I'm gonna use that phone for the next decade
Here we go with this sd card crying shi
75% of users don't care about SD card even if it's there we won't use them
bro i have 128gb on my phone and i have nothing to do with that space honestly:)) it's useless
I bought a A14 for my grandma for 150€ and while using it for a bit, I really questioned myself if my next device will be expensive.
I am a super long-term user (still use my note9, before that note1 lol) and a sucker for the pen but if the premium phone costs close to 10x more and does basically the same for 90% of the time, it really doesn't make sense.
Kinda waiting that the s24ultra gets to the 600-700€ realm at the end of next year
I am the exact same. I currently use a S20 FE 5G and I often question myself, what I would do different if I had a better phone, basically nothing. It's just that somehow feel the need to have a better one. I only switched to my current phone because my old one started being really slow, I had a Nokia 5.1 for 150€ around 2,5 years before my current one.
Though I would like to shoot better photos
Me too. I'm done with being ripped off, I now buy entry level/mid speck phones which can do 90% of what a flagship can do, that I'd need - I'm not talking about the bloatware here. I realised that the novelty wears off in a matter of weeks and you're tied to a rip off contract for two years. 😂 Not me. Never again.
I like the Pixel 8A, a lot of the really entry-level phones have processors that are too weak to last more than two years, so feels a lot like e-waste. Stepping up to the ~$400-range you can get a phone that lasts twice as long while being a much better phone for those years.
@@swecreations I have a Samsung Galaxy A02s which is now 4 years old, still going strong. I also have an A50 which is still going strong (2019), previous owner messed it up, and it doesn't make or receive calls - Warning: Only buy used from 1st world people, everything else works, so I use it as a 3rd camera for CZcams vdos.
@@IansDrumsandBass Of course, and that's nice, it's just that I believe most people will have higher requirements than that, and will want to replace their phone once it starts to get sluggish, which likely means they won't keep it very long.
The A50 was more the kind-of phone I was talking about anyways, those mid-range phones are always the best value.
New to this channel, this video was pure joy to watch.
Lovely video. Liked the presentation, setup.
Great video and I see you are also a watch guy :) nice Seiko alpinist and G-shock ga2100! what else do you have in your collection?
I cam acorss your and really enjoyed your detailed analysis, chill vibe/narrative voice, and your photo/video reel. As a guy who had a Samsung 9+ and then a Fold 3 i am familiar with their work. Even though I have been rocking foldables for the past few years, I do look at & play around with the Samsung 24 Ultra and LOVE the screen. Anywyays, I ENJOYED the video and you got yourself a new subscriber 📱📱🤳🤳♥️♥️♥️♥️
12:35 you can disable that in the camera settings (Intelligent optimisation)
i do agree tho, there is nothing "Intelligent" about that lol
Edit: nvm i'm talking about my S23 Ultra maybe its a S24 problem
This may not work. Recently got an S23 Ultra and can't get it to stop post processing no matter what. Turned the Intelligent Optimization to minimum, played with some other settings too but it still does this. Seems to only be on 50 and 200 MP shots, it won't do it on the 12 MP photos.
Great review
Very informative video! What's the app on the bottom left 2nd to the left? It looks interesting!
This is a very nice video covering the longer term usage of the device. Thank you for always making good content.
Those photo edits are SOOO GOOD ❤️
The post processing issue you showed is also there on the Pixel 7. In a lot of scenarios the photo looks really good in the viewfinder, but the shadows get crushed when I take the photo.
iPhone is the only reliable phone in terms of camera as per my experience so far.
12:10 Hi Eber, I might be late to the party but maybe aside from minimizing the intelligent optimization you can also download the "camera assistant" module from good lock. Good Lock is an app containing experimental feature labs by Samsung themselves and you can get it from either play store or the samsung store. In the camera assistant you can toggle off the Auto HDR and set picture softening, which helps with oversharpening problem like i had in my S23 Ultra. There are also many other features there and probably, the Good Lock itself deserves its own video as it is somewhat game-changing for Samsung phones customization! I think they are also available for lower class samsungs as well so anyone can enjoy.
Love your coverage as usual, perhaps one thing missing is I hope you pushed for SD card slot to make a comeback since this class of phone is so great at taking photos and videos, and those eat a lot of space 😅
Did they fix the 4K blurriness problem previous phones had when you use the phone with DEX and a 4K monitor? I still have a NOTE 10 plus and despite the 4K hack from the Good Lock app, the 4K screen projection in DEX is still blurry compared to a PC connection.
Those raw photos are really good man. Do you have a photography page somewhere where people can see your work?
My OnePlus 7 Pro just died this morning after 5 years of daily use. Just watched your Pixel long-term review, now this!
I'm about to reach 5 years milestone this October on my OnePlus 7T
went from note 9 to s24 ultra and man its so amazing I love the ai text styling !!! and the spen is so useful when writing down routes and stuff I need to get done at work I love this new phone. feels like a real upgrade 👍🏼 and the battery is on another level
Hi there... i am a user from note 9 too.. i missed the iris scanner.. how do u use the device so far? Is there flaw?
Nice take on the S24U. As you said the state of smart phones is pretty advanced, so what more is needed is no longer necessary. My wish would be for the manufacturers replace their phone on a two years cycle versus the one year that they presently submits us all to.
Teddy Baldassare, Seiko Alpinist and good tech infos...
Dream video
Sometimes I forget just how much functionality is baked inside these devices now. Granted, I don't see myself using a lot of them but it's still amazing to see. It also highlights the fact that a lot of these capabilities are what you actually pay extra for in these flagship+ devices yet most of the people who buy these either aren't actually creative enough or knowledgeable about their devices enough to take advantage of them and just end up wasting money.
Plateau... 🤔 🤔 That new Sony Experia Mark VI camera from a couple of recent CZcams uploads is just wow 🔥 Headphone Jack with DAC, SD Card Slot, Duel Facing Speakers... Coming from a Ultra 22 might have to consider it!
I have been having the same over post processing issues as well! Glad I'm not the only one. 12:32
turning off "scene optimiser" may help in taking natural looking photos.
Im loving mine. At first i hated the square corners but with a proper case i love it. My only struggle right now is finding a proper screen protector. Tried a few glass ones but the fingerprint scanner struggles with them...
Where did you get the wallpaper?
Does this have the transcribe feature from the pixel? Like the recorder app?
sometimes 200mp is worse than default 12mp. so keeping it at 12 is the way to go if you dont have something like a landscape that you wanna crop in
I like more rectangular design. Best thing on this phone is how display is not as reflective.
The one thing ive noticed with my 24 ultra is my screen doesn't seem very bright at all in direct sunlight. Not sure if its my device or if thats just how the s24 ultra is
I just came here for the wallpaper on the thumbnail, any idea where to get it?
where did you dl your wallpaper.. very nice
Let me tell you one thing : To learn languages daily, without classes just by yourself, there is no better phone thanks to the S Pen.
The S Pen allows you to copy anything, and translate it. Now, the translation is only useful to know what you clicked on. But if you're inside the settings of your phone or any internal software part, you can copy it thanks to the S Pen.
For example, I use my phone in Japanese and don't know yet every kanjis. So when I'm stuck, I pull out the S Pen, copy the sentence I don't get and then dive into a dictionnary to learn and remember. By using my phone in full japanese for months, the progress I've done besides talking with penpal friends, videos/movies and my self teach classes, is incredibly high. And with some good dictionnaries, I'm pretty sure you can do it with other langugages.
next year, it would be awesome to see the return of the pebble design. Like the s3. Not as the flagship, but definitely on the regular s lineup as an option. It would be fun.
Didn't expect Teddy Baldassarre's channel to show up at 8:08! 😂
I like the part where he says he didn't add a screen protector to the phone and then points out the major gash! The look on his face...priceless.
I use an otterbox defender. The pen is covered when I flip over my phone by the otterbox screen protector belt clip. So now I never go through the extra step of taking the pen out or flipping vertically
do you plan to cover the Mi14 ultra, vivo x100 ultra, honor magic 6 or no ?
That intro edit was out of this world. Your video production quality is top notch now.
When you say there are phones costing half doing 95 of what the s24 ultra can is not true. You can get for a half a good processor but not good camera or ui or you can get nice camera but no processor or ui or u can get nice ui but no camera or processor
Wow 6:58, I still can't believe that's still an issue?!?!, is this just the S24 Ultra or does it still happen on the other S24 models. I had the Galaxy Note 3 and it was notorious for having GPS issues, I got so pissed during the peak Pokemon Go Era with that Samsung device. That's what made me switch to iPhone. I still can't believe that's still an issues in 2024.
Agree on everything about the camera.
I love the background on the 24 ultra you had in the video. Where did you get the background? Thanks!
No one cares.
Watching this on my 24U is a pleasure ❤
Having used mine for the last 3.5 mnths, i believe this is a fair review. The IG issue is a big thing for me. The aggressive PP on photos is a major problem. Some apps like Fb messenger has issues and the touch responsive issue could be a major deal breaker. Its a good samsung phone, but i think next year ill see what apple offers.
11:20 : Nope this is not the ultimate tool. The DJI Osmo Pocket 3 IS the actual ultimate tool for that (for half of the price)
Never had the pen issue clicking out. Even on the S23 or 22 Ultra
I fell in love with phone leading me to wanting to switch back to android. Is it worth it for long term use?
What's the difference between pro raw and pro mode?
next year is going to be interesting for the small variant S25
there's a sharpening option in camera assistant, but the contrast issue i suffer on my s23 sice the lauch, i can't just use some high contrat profile like iphone can .. sadd
I totally agree with the screen brightness and non reflectiveness. I'm almost annoyed how bad my Iphone is when outdoors and in sunshine.
Love the Seiko Alpinist on your wrist.
picked it up from Japan and love looking at it everyday.
@@Eber.Antony It's a beautiful watch!
Its not seiko its rolex
i have the same problem with my s20 fe. In the previsualisation some pictures look realy good, but what i get is worse. Not that big of a diference what he shows in the video, but it does look worse some times. Sometimes it works fine, most of the time.
S24 Ultra is literally the King of Smartphones [for 2024].
It is the best imo.
Have the S22 Ultra.
Absolutely love this thing. This Burgundy colour, the Curved Display [looks sexy af], blazing performance with no lags or stutters whatsoever [except in Spotify and Instagram, both apps which I rarely use, so idgaf] Galaxy AI [Circle to Search is really good], Secure Folder, Ultra-Sonic FingerPrint Reader [which works 100% for me, all the time, every time], One-Handed Mode, Good Lock et al, with an all-day battery life to top it all. I just love this thing. Thank God it'll get Software Support till 2026.
The 3 things I do not like about the S24 Ultra though are -
- Flat Display [looks a bit fugly imo on this phone]
- Absolute shit colours
- No Class 3 Face Unlock [the likes of which Pixel 8 and iPhones have]. This was a must-have imo, and I was disappointed when the S24U didn't have it.
What do you think about new honor phone?
Why don't you speak about how the cameras are worse than even the S22U and it gets worse after every update?
What are your thoughts on Xperia? They do introduce a lot of world first
I could have sworn in the first video you preferred the sharp edges.
The only disadvantage is the weight, but I believe I will become accustomed to it.
Additionally, I am not sure how, but there are a few bugs in this operating system. They are minor, but they can be irritating at times.
Imo, Samsungs camera is better than the Pixel 8 Pro. Pixel has issues with white balance, turning warm lighting into cool and vice versa. The DNG files on Pixel doesn't have a profile in LR, so the raw files end up looking terrible and hazy. The 50mp photo processing is terribly slow, takes a solid 2 minutes to process after hitting the shutter button. The controls for ISO and shutter speed are also buried under several other adjustments, so you have to scroll all the way to the end.
I've had mine since they came out. And while overall I love the features of this phone, I have experienced multiple problems that I never experienced on my S23U. First, the phone keeps coming on in my pocket and making phone calls. Yes, I have security setup on the phone, so it shouldn't function without my finger print. But it does! It also deleted over 50% of my apps, without any direction from me. Still don't know how this happened, but it did. I've never experienced any of this on any other of my Samsung phones. Many times it also will NOT send a pic in a text or receive one. Again, never before... Most of the features work very well, and I have no complaints about anything other than what I've listed. But those are some seriously annoying things, and I am looking for fixes. Thanks to anyone who can point me to any. I still think it's the best phone on the market right now.
Sounds like you have a virus or a creepy app. Mysteriously deleting 50% of your apps is crazy. I would do a factory reset.
Your watch is beautiful but there is something wrong about the straps especially the way they are attached
Instead of rounded edges, I would prefer a small 0.5-1mm chamfer. If you own a device like this case plus glass is a must....
All of the issues he had with the camera is fixed completely with the RAW camera app. Ya know, the one samsung tells u too use if ur gonna shoot professionally or want the raw natural photos
The out of sync touch issue is One UI 6.1 issue, I am experiencing the same thing with my s22 ultra.
Since when is 4 months of use considered a long term? That is still new phone with battery health like the first day when it was unboxed. Can we have these long term when phone is at least a year old?
By then, few people are looking to buy that phone, as the next release has come out, so the number of people the review would be useful for is greatly diminished. My 5-year-old phone died this morning, so this review was very helpful in helping me decide on a new one.
@@godminnette2 true, but there is also a second hand market which is live and well. People who are buying used phones are going to be interested to know how something behaved long term.
Four months is just not long enough for either group.
I hear what you're saying, but this phone has been out for about 4-5 months, hopefully he does one of this a few months later, but for now, this is all he can do, sorry if bad English
Where can i find the wallpaper ?? Anyone ??
Wallpaper Link?
The fact that you said there are phone in the market that can do 95% of what Samsung S24U can do is mind blowing. But when you failed to mention what phones are capable by a fraction of the price, it's a crime. Please help me out here 😅
It's true, I've gone from flagships to entry level and mid priced phones, and I'll never go back to being ripped off. 😊
Even entry level phones are doing what flagships did just a few years ago. It's all more about ego these days. I just got to the place where I got tired of being ripped off - like I'd NEVER buy a brand new car. Drive it for one week, and you can throw 50k in the bin. The "flagships" are loaded with junk you just never use. It's marketing hype of the retail machine. Never again.
Completely disagree with this video. Almost everything that was mentioned as a negative, the average user will never notice. Its one of the most negative reviews Ive seen and just comes off so whiney and talks about so many subjective things where it feels like the video is trying way too hard to come up with two negatives for every positive.
I upgraded from a Note 20 Ultra and was previously an iPhone user and this is by far the best phone Ive ever owned. The screen alone is a technical marvel and as a heavy user, I don't have any issues with any apps, its incredibly smooth, One UI is amazing, Dex is amazing, gaming on it is amazing, pen works great as always, pictures and videos are great, though I think iphones are slightly better for videos in certain scenarios, and the way I can customize this phone to my hearts content along with all of the pros including the battery make it well worth the money. Its a pocket sized well rounded super computer.
If you're looking for confirmation bias. I'm sorry to disappoint.
@@Eber.Antony I felt like this video was filled with bias. I didn't go looking for that.
You haven't used non-Samsung android phones. I dislike the ways in which Samsung locks down customizability compared to base Android or lighter skins; I owned an S3 and an S7 before switching to a OnePlus 7 pro in 2019. I just bought a OnePlus 12; it arrives tomorrow. Has specs that are similar or the same as the Samsung, just a slightly worse camera and no pen, but was $900 for the 16 gig model and I know I won't be fighting Samsung's skin.
@@godminnette2 I have no idea what you are talking about. Nothing has prevented me from redoing the phone in exactly the way I wanted using a combination of Niagara Launcher, Goodlock, and native customization available on every Android phone.
I disagree with your take on the video. People DO notice these thing once the shiny 'new' is gone. He didn't say it wasn't a very capable device. He just isn't looking at with rose colored glasses like a fanboy would
make a vid on best wireless headsets to buy in 2024 pls
4:36 What's the name of this alternate reddit apk?
@2:49, Seiko Alphinist?
Can you make a review on honor magic 6 pro?
Yeah us Note users love the square off device and I'm a day one user as well.
I love my s24 ultra.
My only wish would be multi monitor dex support cause this thing is more powerful than my work laptop.
for me i got it basically for the 7 years of support and android updates. i went from a s20plus that is not supported anymore to this
nice alpinist 13:48
I actually don't believe the corners are negative, especially since most people slap a case on the phone anyway. Even without a case, the phone still feels comfortable, but I have larger hands
You know what, you are actually using the s24u just to give one excuse or other you are not using it to see what this beast as to bring to the table..........this teck is really great ......
Wallpaper link please
I always go base model Samsung s series. I fkin hate big screens. If you have to use small screen mode... Just get a smaller screen. Half the price, almost same hardware. Fits better in pockets and stuff.
Great video!!!!!😊
Let's talk about wrecking the mic location and 6 digit pins that suck
I'm sticking to my S22 ultra. The GPS problem is a deal breaker for me. I mean you can live with a shallow photo, but getting lost, even in a city, not to mention deserts or mountains, is a big no in my book.