It runs warzpne mible that badly??? I can play it kinda smoothly on my s21 plus qich is like 2 exynos versions behind. I think you gotta wait for a couple of week for optimisation@@drunkpaulocosta
@BooredAtWork Can you please make normal use comparisons? I think not many buys S24+ for gaming. It would be very helpful to compare: battery life, wifi and mobile data, call quality, navigation, camera, recording, sound. I'd appreciate that! Thank you in advance.
@Salomonus And yet, the mobile gaming community serves as a significant driver of innovation, contributing to a more enjoyable smartphone experience. When a phone is capable of gaming, it can effortlessly handle a wide array of daily tasks. While debates may arise over camera quality, it's worth noting that smartphones weren't initially intended for photography either. And as for DeX, well, don't even get me started. Just my two cents.
@Salomonus, I understand your perspective, my friend. Indeed, the smartphone market offers various tiers to cater to different needs and preferences. Perfection may be elusive, as vendors prioritize business interests. However, the beauty lies in the diversity of options available. Ultimately, the choice rests with you to select the device that aligns best with your unique requirements and preferences.
Instead of the other lazy reviewers who use 24ultra vs 24+ to compare exynos vs Snapdragon. Some of them then even compared s24+ vs s23+. Lol. Very lazy lads
@@peteradeosun6736 It's even obvious when we compare two Snapdragons from different generations who will stand out... Seeing the performance of the new generation chips is just much smarter lol
Thank you for bringing this video cause. There is no video on TH-cam which compared S24+ Exynos with S24+ Snapdragon ... Everyone is comparing S24+ Exynos with Ultra 😊
Yeah same and when i asked one guy he literally had a go at me like i was being unrealistic expecting him to "Buy" both phones even though one would work And i just said to him "Are you telling me you dont know 1 youtube who'd do a swap with you? How bad is your networking?" And he deleted my whole comment haha
6:41 after the test, the battery is at 53% for Exynos and 50% for SD 8gen3 ! Is that right? I also want to see routine battery tests such as Internet browsing, TH-cam, and Instagram
The exynos has 10 cores compared to the snapdragon at 8 cores....doesn't necessarily means the exynos is better or the sd8gen3 is better but the exynos just has more effiency cores which in theory it would perform better in saving battery life when doing small task
@@cybercop3108Xclipse also it's good for emulators, it don't even need turnip drivers since Xclipse it's based on RDNA 3 and supports all extensions native, while adreno only can supports almost all extensions using turnip drivers
Thank you for this comparison, we needed it. Everyone else is comparing S24+ with S24 Ultra... which is just an overall better phone, so it's not fair from the beginning. So basically 99% of users won't feel the difference between Exynos and Snapdragon models, so arguing is pointless.
Mate! Can you do a camera comparison between these two? Previous models has always favored snapdragon due to its processing, i think it would be interesting to compare the two
I am just happy they are actually comparable and it's not an inferior product being sold to the rest of us. Hopefully they can improve even further and maybe even surpass Qualcomm eventually.
Qualcomm will surpass everyone including Apple with the release of 8 Gen 4 cuz it will be using the new Nuvia cores (at least according to the leaks and benchmarks). I can only call it a real next gen chip. The question is how will they handle cooling?
@@triparadox.c Yeah benchmarks does show small differences, but let's be real. They are different chips, it's impossible to have identical performance, there is always going to be one that is slightly better. And currently it seems like they both have their strengths and weaknesses, but considering the history of Exynos and the fact that they have been pretty bad previously. It's a big step forward in only 2 years, where Exynos has caught up with the competition and even surpasses Apple's chips in most tests.
I'm using the s24+ Exynos version. The battery life is long, it doesn't generate heat, and it's very stable. I'm very satisfied with it, and the screen on time is about 12 to 14 hours. I think the s24 normal version can be used for 8 to 10 hours a day. Charging it once is enough. When looking at games, it consumes about 10% of the battery life per hour based on Wild Rift. The screen brightness of the S24+ is bright, so the brightness of the existing phone is about 40%, while the brightness of the S24+ is about 20%. If you adjust the brightness appropriately, the battery time will be significantly longer.
@@amirtorhan2762i have spent 5 hours of watching yt and Facebook on my exynos s24 and lost only 32 % of battery so 14 h on WiFi is in range. Battery is phenomenal.
Unlike lazy reviewers who use s24 ultra vs s24+ or s23+ vs s24+ to compare exynos 24000 vs sd8g3. This is the first correct comparison I've watched. Thanks a million, bro!
Much needed comparison, thank you for this I have already got s24 base varient and seems to be working really well performance and battery life works good too
I have the exynos version and it is an absolute beast. I wish people would put the past to rest. Samsung have knocked it out of the park this year. Annoyingly none makes this big a deal and the tensor chip in the pixel bit for some reason everyone wants to talk about exynos. The chip is on par with the sdg3 well done samsung good job.
@@MAjken1177No the Gen3 for Galaxy is overclocked, but Samsung throttles it's phones much more than Chinese manufacturers to avoid heat and get better efficiency so they don't score as good in benchmarks.
@@MAjken1177 it has always been like this for a long time now even with the s23 series which had snapdragon everywhere samsung is just more agressive on heat management compared to to other android OEMs that's why samsung phones get lower scores but better battery health on the long run people just want to hate on exynos because it used to be bad, now it's actually decent
@keqling7086 you are right! I remember how they used to speak bad of exynos before it was rease, now it is doing well and they dont like it. They would rather to see it fail so they can curse samsung.
@@timh7469 is that difference big? Cuz i want a new phone and my two favourites are xiaomi 14 and s24 exynos and i don't know. What do you thinks its better?
i don t understand all these SD3 meat riders, as you see in the video the performance, thermals, and a little bit better battery life on exynos i don t get why y all hating, maybe because of the history of exynos, but that s not a real argument
Benchmark scores of 6900 vs 7150 is a lot less difference than battery life of 53% vs 50%, yet you say "snapdragon performance is slightly better, but battery is comparable." what?? Come on man, as a reviewer you got to be logical and consistent.
I got the exynos vanilla s24 and its smooth AF. Temps are ok while running draining apps and bettery lasts almost a full days moderate use with around 20% left on it. No complaints whatsoever as of now
@@aleksisuci5523 2 months in and I can say I'm satisfied with it's all round performance. The only little gripe I have is that it heats up a little more than usual if you're doing heavy tasks and that drains battery. Otherwise it's a good phone
I'd love to see a comprehensive battery test featuring everyday tasks such as web browsing, Instagram, Twitter, TH-cam, along with tasks like capturing 30 pictures and recording a 10-minute video-excluding gaming to focus on typical usage scenarios--. It would be insightful to measure the battery drain PER hour for EACH activity on both cellular and Wi-Fi connections. This approach would provide valuable real-world insights. You'd get tons of views on this one.
I agree with saf lol. There is so much more to consider like camera quality due to the different isp, Bluetooth audio quality which i found to be different in the past, etc etc
this was so helpful thanks! I hate phone shopping and had done so much research, thought i'd made a decision only to find out everything was giving me US stats!! I did not want to have to start all over again so knowing there isnt a big difference in chips is super helpful.
@@mostafasaeed1217 I'm ending my day with approx. 30-40%. And this is rather heavy use. I'm biking a lot so gps, streaming Spotify, camera, bluetooth, and 5g a most of the time, and obviously videos on wifi when I'm at home. As I said, I'm super happy so far. Even if snapdragon version is better, I rarely need the amount I have with exynos. I'm not a mobile gamer, though.
It's pretty irrelevant which you'd like to get as opposed to which you CAN get . I don't think it's worth the hassle trying to get an SD version imported from what's shown here and a few other reviews of the Exynos version I've seen .
@@derekdrummond7544Valid, I am sorry. But I am interested in them! The different chip just grinds my gears. After using the S3, S4, S5, S6, S10, S21, S22 I am just a bitter person every time the difference I have dealt with since the S6 is neglected after showing it's measurable again and again. Using a FP5 now, fills my needs for years to come! S22 in the other pocket due to work. :)
They should keep the price of exynos version lower than the snapdragon version. I have seen other review videos where different kind of tests were run and exynos performed really bad. Samsung is cheating us by giving exynos at higher prices. It's just not worth it
What a delightful comparison. I love the backgrounds on the phones sort of signifying the characteristics of both phones. Very identically powerful, yet different identities. The presentation in this video is fantastic. If you ask me, after the research, watching the video, the Exynos is a samsung propriety hardware, which makes it both cheaper and likely better compatibility with samsung phones. Samsung is a worthy technological power, and have been making processors in the Exynos series since 2017. Snapdragon, on the other hand, slightly more expensive, but more reputable when it comes to power and performance. Definitely the more popular chipset. You'll see this chipset across multiple brands like One Plus, LG, Google. It's more common, and you'll find more Samsung phones running this chipset than their own Exynos series chipsets. Still. It seems both chips run about the same or similar. I don't think you can go entirely wrong, granted, you'll read many threads with biases and independent factors. I think it's less about the chipset at that point, and more circumstantial. I have been playing Genshin Impact on a One Plus Pro 8 for the past 4 years. It barely runs at 60 FPS without draining the battery and having the lowest settings. I can't play Genshin on PC. I can't stand keyboard and mouse controls or controller. It's funny. I just really like touch controls best. So the thing is, I'd like a phone with a good enough processor to handle Genshin with the settings Hoyoverse clearly intended with their mobile port. How naive have I been. It is clearly still way too much for even modern phones to handle without burning your hands, for either processor. What a shame. Still. My phone is broken, and I want to start saving my primos for Yan Lan. It seems like my options are the cheap alternative FE with a proprietery, yet unfamiliar Exynos processor, or the S24+ with a bigger screen, better battery life, and a familiar processor Snapdragon, but 200$ more, y'know. Better for gaming as far as the screen, but probably not for my wallet, or my pocket. Decisions decisions.... I think objectively, it's a matter of preference. Get what phones suit you best. I don't think you can go wrong here. Both processors can overheat. Both processors are sophisticated and fast, identically. And I want to say you get what you pay for with whichever model you go with for Samsung. It's just crazy to think that even modern processors can't run a 4 year old game. But that's life. That's Chinese software and Korean hardware for ya. I'm probably gonna get the 24 FE and buy a better phone later. This video has been pretty informative, and confirms a lot of the biases I've heard. Sadly, many of the bad ones, but...also some of the good ones. They're powerful, and Samsung provides good support for both chips compared to other brands. By miles. At least, as far as I can tell.
finally reviews comparing both the chips on the same phones are coming out... Techmo has done a comparison for the smaller s24 and seems that in that variant, snapdragon is about 15% better than exynos in terms of performance and battery
The S24+ with Exynos is a good phone... bought it for a really good price and using it. no gaming, just Audible/Amazon Music and making photos... no need for the last 1-3% fps in benchmarks. it is a nice phone, even with exynos.
I think it will also be awesome if you also do a comparison between camera fpr video and stills performance, the issue with exynos is not just peak performance or stability, but the ISP is also hugely different
The obvious elephant in the room is that everyone knows that we’ve been shortchanged this year with an inferior “S24”. While USA, Canada, and China have the real deal. We’re trying to convince ourselves, that second price is okay enough.
Thank you and greetings from Brazil! Very helpful video! I blame Samsung for giving too much emphasis on the S24 Ultra and did a very poor job showing how great the Exynos version is. The gap between Snapdragon/Exynos is closing in.
Samsung has been wanting to get rid of snapdragon from their phones since a long time ago, but it didn't go well for them because they got a late start and had to use snapdragon in the beginning. This resulted in the complete disaster which was Exynos phones lagging behind quite a lot compared to their snapdragon counterparts. After the partnership with AMD for the RDNA GPU Samsung has been getting really close to completely closing the gap. I currently know that Samsung and other competitors to TSMC has been struggling to keep up but they have been developing new technologies that will eventually get them to speed. I think that Samsung is going to finish off snapdragon for good within a few years so I'm looking forward to it.
SO to comparing both version but could you please compare the camera's of these? Each chip process photos and videos different. So there should be a difference in the output.
Tried both.Not gaming at all and the SD8 gen3 version gave me 1.5-2hrs more battery than the Exynos 2400 version.Browsing,Netflix,Music streaming,Reddit,Insta,Emails…
Switched from iphone to android for the first time in years and got s24 thinking it'd obviously have sd and I get scammed with a fucking exynos. Come summer time this shit will probably start burning holes in my pocket. Why would anyone get s24 exy instead of s23 sd?
did u have a last conclusion of the full battery drain? I always hated the Ex becuse its hotter did feel diffrence betwen the device? Btw love ur video very helpful.
Thanks for the detailed comparison, sadly im waiting for the camera part tho but that's okay no rush, would still go with snapdragon as for some reason it's cheaper than the exynos variant lol
Anyone know if the Exynos s24 base version gets better? Because I've read it takes at least 6 weeks for the exynos chipset and the phone to learn your behavior and the battery performence starts getting better.
Finally a fair match, other channel comparing ultra to plus is unfair because ultra has larger vc panel inside. However I would like to see a more detailed graph of power performance ratio like Geekwan always do. Thank you for the test anyway 😂
I have an S24 plus with Snapdragon 8 gen 3. My geekbench 6 score is 2262 and 6767. Lower then the Exynos 2400. I think these chips are pretty much the same =) just depends on the chip itself. My 3Dmark wildlife is higher though at 17865
That is on the right side of the phone is a 5G mmWave antenna. Only US models have it. International models only support sub 6 5g and that is why your phone does not have a cutout for it. Because it is not a US model the iPhone is the same sub 6 only international mmWave support in the US models only.
All of people who are telling Exynos is almost equal should also know that despite having 2 extra cores in CPU and more clock speed on GPU Exynos isnt ahead in benchmarks and stability and go through the 2 year gap this difference will be more as battery volatge dips after 2-3 years gradually. So please think long term as well.
i watched another video comparing the daily (gmaps, videocall, etc) use and the exynos heats up faster outdoors. i think gaming outdoors will have the same problem?
I want to see samsung fully committed to their exynos chipset for their flagship as it will gave them more feedback on how to make it better in the future.
I still want the Snapdragon lol
Can you please do a camera comparison with The 24 Snapdragon and Exynos.?
dont we all?
lol
come on man we all should leave this aside and force pixel to switch to exynos or snapdrangon because tensor just sucks
Nah prefer the exynos it's much faster in ray tracing
Lol
Omg finally someone got the both phones for comparison. Thanks a bunch
I know right. I wanted to k ow how much samsung ripped me off cause it cant even play warzone properly.
Is it the ezynos or the snap dragon
It took way too long! OMG 🤯
Battery test real life usage pretty please
It runs warzpne mible that badly??? I can play it kinda smoothly on my s21 plus qich is like 2 exynos versions behind. I think you gotta wait for a couple of week for optimisation@@drunkpaulocosta
Now you have both versions, should make more comparaisons (battery life in normal use, camera, etc). People are demanding it!
@BooredAtWork Can you please make normal use comparisons?
I think not many buys S24+ for gaming. It would be very helpful to compare: battery life, wifi and mobile data, call quality, navigation, camera, recording, sound.
I'd appreciate that! Thank you in advance.
@Salomonus And yet, the mobile gaming community serves as a significant driver of innovation, contributing to a more enjoyable smartphone experience. When a phone is capable of gaming, it can effortlessly handle a wide array of daily tasks. While debates may arise over camera quality, it's worth noting that smartphones weren't initially intended for photography either. And as for DeX, well, don't even get me started. Just my two cents.
@booredatwork
You are not ij your right mind @Salomonus
@Salomonus, I understand your perspective, my friend. Indeed, the smartphone market offers various tiers to cater to different needs and preferences. Perfection may be elusive, as vendors prioritize business interests. However, the beauty lies in the diversity of options available. Ultimately, the choice rests with you to select the device that aligns best with your unique requirements and preferences.
Finally someone brought this comparison... This video is extremely necessary, thank you!
Instead of the other lazy reviewers who use 24ultra vs 24+ to compare exynos vs Snapdragon. Some of them then even compared s24+ vs s23+. Lol. Very lazy lads
@@peteradeosun6736 It's even obvious when we compare two Snapdragons from different generations who will stand out... Seeing the performance of the new generation chips is just much smarter lol
Thank you for bringing this video cause. There is no video on TH-cam which compared S24+ Exynos with S24+ Snapdragon ...
Everyone is comparing S24+ Exynos with Ultra 😊
Same here, I keep looking for a battery test between exynos and Snapdragon 😅😅😅
Check Out Techmo he did a very great test on exynos vs snap 3.
Yeah same and when i asked one guy he literally had a go at me like i was being unrealistic expecting him to "Buy" both phones even though one would work
And i just said to him "Are you telling me you dont know 1 youtube who'd do a swap with you? How bad is your networking?"
And he deleted my whole comment haha
@@drunkpaulocostaHahaha Lol 😂😂💯😊
Techmo has done the comparison 🔥
This is the first step to win the trust of exynos. But it will take time.
They did it from TouchWiz to One UI, they can do it again.
@@geraldserra agree
@@geraldserra One UI saved Samsung mobile division. I only looked again for a Galaxy after that change.
The testing is not over yet , this is just scratching the surface .
I will trust when I see a battery test
6:41 after the test, the battery is at 53% for Exynos and 50% for SD 8gen3 ! Is that right? I also want to see routine battery tests such as Internet browsing, TH-cam, and Instagram
that should be right since sd8gen3 ran higher frame rates.
The exynos has 10 cores compared to the snapdragon at 8 cores....doesn't necessarily means the exynos is better or the sd8gen3 is better but the exynos just has more effiency cores which in theory it would perform better in saving battery life when doing small task
@@cybercop3108Xclipse also it's good for emulators, it don't even need turnip drivers since Xclipse it's based on RDNA 3 and supports all extensions native, while adreno only can supports almost all extensions using turnip drivers
@akagetobimaru1994 Samsung did there homework
That's because he only used WiFi. Using mobile data could lead to a devastating result for Exynos.
Samsung is getting better at making processors
Finally someone did it.
I've been searching for this comparison between the latest exynos vs Snapdragon chipset.
Thank you for this comparison, we needed it. Everyone else is comparing S24+ with S24 Ultra... which is just an overall better phone, so it's not fair from the beginning. So basically 99% of users won't feel the difference between Exynos and Snapdragon models, so arguing is pointless.
Mate! Can you do a camera comparison between these two? Previous models has always favored snapdragon due to its processing, i think it would be interesting to compare the two
Yeah very good idea 💡 👍🏼 😅
Mate, how does the photo processing algorithm has anything to do with the processor??
I am just happy they are actually comparable and it's not an inferior product being sold to the rest of us. Hopefully they can improve even further and maybe even surpass Qualcomm eventually.
Qualcomm will surpass everyone including Apple with the release of 8 Gen 4 cuz it will be using the new Nuvia cores (at least according to the leaks and benchmarks). I can only call it a real next gen chip.
The question is how will they handle cooling?
exynos is definitely inferior. Unless you game 24/7 and use more advanced features of the phone like camera, photo editing etc you wont notice it.
But it is inferior for the same asking price...
@@triparadox.c Yeah benchmarks does show small differences, but let's be real. They are different chips, it's impossible to have identical performance, there is always going to be one that is slightly better. And currently it seems like they both have their strengths and weaknesses, but considering the history of Exynos and the fact that they have been pretty bad previously. It's a big step forward in only 2 years, where Exynos has caught up with the competition and even surpasses Apple's chips in most tests.
the reason the differences arent huge is because samsung nerfs the snapdragon chip so it can be closer to the shitty exynos
I'm using the s24+ Exynos version. The battery life is long, it doesn't generate heat, and it's very stable. I'm very satisfied with it, and the screen on time is about 12 to 14 hours. I think the s24 normal version can be used for 8 to 10 hours a day. Charging it once is enough. When looking at games, it consumes about 10% of the battery life per hour based on Wild Rift. The screen brightness of the S24+ is bright, so the brightness of the existing phone is about 40%, while the brightness of the S24+ is about 20%. If you adjust the brightness appropriately, the battery time will be significantly longer.
No way you are getting 14h of usage on the s24 Plus. What are you doing? Watching a black image for 14 hours?
@@amirtorhan2762watching yt
@@amirtorhan2762i have spent 5 hours of watching yt and Facebook on my exynos s24 and lost only 32 % of battery so 14 h on WiFi is in range. Battery is phenomenal.
Thanks for the feedback. Exynos indeed improved a lot
@@amirtorhan2762 on low brightness with airplane mode on
Unlike lazy reviewers who use s24 ultra vs s24+ or s23+ vs s24+ to compare exynos 24000 vs sd8g3. This is the first correct comparison I've watched. Thanks a million, bro!
Thnq so much sir.. i have been waiting for long for this comparison..😢😢 thnq❤❤
Please perform a full-fledged autonomy test of s24+(exynos 2400) vs s24+(snapdragon 8.gen 3)
good! web browsing and watching youtube test
Much needed comparison, thank you for this
I have already got s24 base varient and seems to be working really well performance and battery life works good too
In games IS good???
@srperro-mn1xm yes games works fine, it heats a bit but did not face any performance issue. Even with games like genshin impact
@@sonaldubey6470how much sot can I get, if I play genshin for one hour and rest watching yt videos, insta reels???
I have the exynos version and it is an absolute beast. I wish people would put the past to rest. Samsung have knocked it out of the park this year. Annoyingly none makes this big a deal and the tensor chip in the pixel bit for some reason everyone wants to talk about exynos. The chip is on par with the sdg3 well done samsung good job.
They downgraded the snapdragon for galaxy to be comparable with exynos that's why, snapdragon in other devices have over 2 mil. in antutu
@@MAjken1177just the antutu other tests show s24 even or better
@@MAjken1177No the Gen3 for Galaxy is overclocked, but Samsung throttles it's phones much more than Chinese manufacturers to avoid heat and get better efficiency so they don't score as good in benchmarks.
@@MAjken1177 it has always been like this for a long time now even with the s23 series which had snapdragon everywhere
samsung is just more agressive on heat management compared to to other android OEMs that's why samsung phones get lower scores but better battery health on the long run
people just want to hate on exynos because it used to be bad, now it's actually decent
@keqling7086 you are right! I remember how they used to speak bad of exynos before it was rease, now it is doing well and they dont like it. They would rather to see it fail so they can curse samsung.
samsung did it this time in exynous 2400 finally someone compared of chipset i am happy
This was very much useful ❤
I went from the Snapdragon 8 gen 3 to the Exynos 2400 and i don't see or feel any difference..
only big difference is the battery efficiency
How is the battery difference?
@@Matyasek7 exynos 2400 drains more battery
@@timh7469 is that difference big? Cuz i want a new phone and my two favourites are xiaomi 14 and s24 exynos and i don't know. What do you thinks its better?
User dependant also … not all,of us game .
Thank you for thr video! Love the jjk wallpapers :3
i don t understand all these SD3 meat riders, as you see in the video the performance, thermals, and a little bit better battery life on exynos i don t get why y all hating, maybe because of the history of exynos, but that s not a real argument
Benchmark scores of 6900 vs 7150 is a lot less difference than battery life of 53% vs 50%, yet you say "snapdragon performance is slightly better, but battery is comparable." what??
Come on man, as a reviewer you got to be logical and consistent.
I got the exynos vanilla s24 and its smooth AF. Temps are ok while running draining apps and bettery lasts almost a full days moderate use with around 20% left on it. No complaints whatsoever as of now
im.trying to get the same phone as u so how is it working after 2 months?
@@aleksisuci5523 2 months in and I can say I'm satisfied with it's all round performance. The only little gripe I have is that it heats up a little more than usual if you're doing heavy tasks and that drains battery. Otherwise it's a good phone
@@aslamparpia5181 do u play lots of games?
@@aslamparpia5181 i only play mobile legend so i prob wont overheat
I'd love to see a comprehensive battery test featuring everyday tasks such as web browsing, Instagram, Twitter, TH-cam, along with tasks like capturing 30 pictures and recording a 10-minute video-excluding gaming to focus on typical usage scenarios--. It would be insightful to measure the battery drain PER hour for EACH activity on both cellular and Wi-Fi connections. This approach would provide valuable real-world insights. You'd get tons of views on this one.
th-cam.com/video/UrSuoh4qKvs/w-d-xo.html
We want full comparison including the camera, and harsh tests to see the differences in severe conditions and which one of them wins.
I agree with saf lol. There is so much more to consider like camera quality due to the different isp, Bluetooth audio quality which i found to be different in the past, etc etc
this was so helpful thanks! I hate phone shopping and had done so much research, thought i'd made a decision only to find out everything was giving me US stats!! I did not want to have to start all over again so knowing there isnt a big difference in chips is super helpful.
Nice video. Nice comparison. I've been actually looking for this kind of video
Super happy with mine S24+ Exynos version. Never had a phone with battery life like this. Switched from S21 Exynos and the upgrade is massive.
What about the battery life while turning on 5g or even 4g ?
@@mostafasaeed1217 I'm ending my day with approx. 30-40%. And this is rather heavy use. I'm biking a lot so gps, streaming Spotify, camera, bluetooth, and 5g a most of the time, and obviously videos on wifi when I'm at home. As I said, I'm super happy so far. Even if snapdragon version is better, I rarely need the amount I have with exynos. I'm not a mobile gamer, though.
Hii brother, how's is your battery 🔋 life now , how much screen on time you getting now , i am planning to buy this
@@चिमडबाकडम-डम покупайте! это шикарный смартфон! батарея отлично!
Please do a battery test! I think this could be the biggest difference.
Finally a REAL comparison video
Good comparison. Same model with different chipsets in different countries.Thanks.
If exynos is so good why didn't samsung put it in the ultra 24
Because it's not perfect yet they will put it when it is better than snapdragon since it's flagship device
Cuz it is not as good as snap dragon
It's decent not good
Thank you for bringing both chipset's comparison
That Sukuna wallpaper. I need that
There are 2 links in the discription
Which would you get Exnos 2400 or Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for the S24+?
It's pretty irrelevant which you'd like to get as opposed to which you CAN get . I don't think it's worth the hassle trying to get an SD version imported from what's shown here and a few other reviews of the Exynos version I've seen .
A SD 8 Gen 3 device from another company ofc ;D
@@Iliyena87 . That wasn't an option dude. If you're not intrested in the 24 why are you here ?
@@derekdrummond7544Valid, I am sorry. But I am interested in them! The different chip just grinds my gears. After using the S3, S4, S5, S6, S10, S21, S22 I am just a bitter person every time the difference I have dealt with since the S6 is neglected after showing it's measurable again and again. Using a FP5 now, fills my needs for years to come! S22 in the other pocket due to work. :)
Already have 2400 on S24+. No choice for that one in the EU. Just get head ache if think too much... for basic use sure enough.
Finally someone's comparing the same the Plus instead of the Ultra
They should keep the price of exynos version lower than the snapdragon version. I have seen other review videos where different kind of tests were run and exynos performed really bad. Samsung is cheating us by giving exynos at higher prices. It's just not worth it
😂😂 no mientas
thanks for comparing these two, finally someone did it!
What a delightful comparison. I love the backgrounds on the phones sort of signifying the characteristics of both phones. Very identically powerful, yet different identities. The presentation in this video is fantastic.
If you ask me, after the research, watching the video, the Exynos is a samsung propriety hardware, which makes it both cheaper and likely better compatibility with samsung phones. Samsung is a worthy technological power, and have been making processors in the Exynos series since 2017.
Snapdragon, on the other hand, slightly more expensive, but more reputable when it comes to power and performance. Definitely the more popular chipset. You'll see this chipset across multiple brands like One Plus, LG, Google. It's more common, and you'll find more Samsung phones running this chipset than their own Exynos series chipsets.
Still. It seems both chips run about the same or similar. I don't think you can go entirely wrong, granted, you'll read many threads with biases and independent factors. I think it's less about the chipset at that point, and more circumstantial.
I have been playing Genshin Impact on a One Plus Pro 8 for the past 4 years. It barely runs at 60 FPS without draining the battery and having the lowest settings. I can't play Genshin on PC. I can't stand keyboard and mouse controls or controller. It's funny. I just really like touch controls best.
So the thing is, I'd like a phone with a good enough processor to handle Genshin with the settings Hoyoverse clearly intended with their mobile port. How naive have I been. It is clearly still way too much for even modern phones to handle without burning your hands, for either processor. What a shame.
Still. My phone is broken, and I want to start saving my primos for Yan Lan. It seems like my options are the cheap alternative FE with a proprietery, yet unfamiliar Exynos processor, or the S24+ with a bigger screen, better battery life, and a familiar processor Snapdragon, but 200$ more, y'know. Better for gaming as far as the screen, but probably not for my wallet, or my pocket. Decisions decisions....
I think objectively, it's a matter of preference. Get what phones suit you best. I don't think you can go wrong here. Both processors can overheat. Both processors are sophisticated and fast, identically. And I want to say you get what you pay for with whichever model you go with for Samsung. It's just crazy to think that even modern processors can't run a 4 year old game. But that's life. That's Chinese software and Korean hardware for ya.
I'm probably gonna get the 24 FE and buy a better phone later. This video has been pretty informative, and confirms a lot of the biases I've heard. Sadly, many of the bad ones, but...also some of the good ones. They're powerful, and Samsung provides good support for both chips compared to other brands. By miles. At least, as far as I can tell.
finally reviews comparing both the chips on the same phones are coming out... Techmo has done a comparison for the smaller s24 and seems that in that variant, snapdragon is about 15% better than exynos in terms of performance and battery
The S24+ with Exynos is a good phone... bought it for a really good price and using it. no gaming, just Audible/Amazon Music and making photos... no need for the last 1-3% fps in benchmarks. it is a nice phone, even with exynos.
Hey awesome video, would love to see a battery comparison between the two! I'm sure everyone else would too haha, cheers!
Thank you for making this video, compare the 2 different chip sets
Great content and video comprision as always brother
Finally someone made a video. Thank you
Thank you bro. Finally, a fair comparison. Everyone was comparison the ultra with a non ultra.
Wow the exynos gpu is extremely impressive destroys 8 gen 3 in ray tracing
The Radeon gpu is good I guess
Please please please compare battery life between the two in regular tasks!
good idea
The video everyone has been waiting for
This was a great and very informative video , thank you very much
I think it will also be awesome if you also do a comparison between camera fpr video and stills performance, the issue with exynos is not just peak performance or stability, but the ISP is also hugely different
hey, why is the screens are different on 2:56 ?
Where can we get those wallpapers?
There are 2 links in the discription
It would be nice to have benchmark of battery drain over a data connection (Where Exynos typically struggles), thanks in advance
It is terrible and the signal is very bad and it heats up terribly. Exynos is very inferior to Snapdragon.
@@yhnv5467 i can get 2 days on my s24 exynos on light usage.. no thermal issues although im not a gamer,.. far from terrible.
Got a like for Sukuna 😎 after watching this I can recommend the S24+ for friends, the Exynos had me worried at first.
Snapdragon will probably remain reliable for another 2 or more generations
I want SD processors to remain reliable forever & all eternity lol XD❤️💋💯❣️🔥🙃🤗😎
@@Terranwilliamson1745 Exynis as well
Exynos as well
@@Terranwilliamson1745 that should not be the case, a monopoly might be problematic in the future
Exynos will be as well
Infact since its Samsung own it'll be better
i like your contents 💕
from Philippines!
Would love to see a dedicated battery life test comparing the two
Super comparison bro
Finally! Thanks, bro.
The obvious elephant in the room is that everyone knows that we’ve been shortchanged this year with an inferior “S24”. While USA, Canada, and China have the real deal. We’re trying to convince ourselves, that second price is okay enough.
Thank you and greetings from Brazil! Very helpful video! I blame Samsung for giving too much emphasis on the S24 Ultra and did a very poor job showing how great the Exynos version is. The gap between Snapdragon/Exynos is closing in.
Glad. You liked it
using Gojo and Sukuna was a great idea. especially Gojo being Snapdragon processor which is more powerful.
but sukuna killed gojo lmao
Great video bro.
Where do you find your wallpapers BTW?
There are 2 links in the discription
He really did put the actual test we needed with the actual anime character we needed too😂😂 btw TEAM SUKUNA here😈
Happy with my Snap 8+ Gen 1, still a beast!!!
camera test pleaseee...
👍 finally, compare normal usage, battery life, social media, TH-cam 🎉
Samsung has been wanting to get rid of snapdragon from their phones since a long time ago, but it didn't go well for them because they got a late start and had to use snapdragon in the beginning. This resulted in the complete disaster which was Exynos phones lagging behind quite a lot compared to their snapdragon counterparts. After the partnership with AMD for the RDNA GPU Samsung has been getting really close to completely closing the gap. I currently know that Samsung and other competitors to TSMC has been struggling to keep up but they have been developing new technologies that will eventually get them to speed. I think that Samsung is going to finish off snapdragon for good within a few years so I'm looking forward to it.
Thank you for a great comparison. Will get the exynos variant
SO to comparing both version but could you please compare the camera's of these? Each chip process photos and videos different. So there should be a difference in the output.
Tried both.Not gaming at all and the SD8 gen3 version gave me 1.5-2hrs more battery than the Exynos 2400 version.Browsing,Netflix,Music streaming,Reddit,Insta,Emails…
Switched from iphone to android for the first time in years and got s24 thinking it'd obviously have sd and I get scammed with a fucking exynos. Come summer time this shit will probably start burning holes in my pocket. Why would anyone get s24 exy instead of s23 sd?
Thanks for the video. Please compare both of them in aspects and make a video.
Camera?
did u have a last conclusion of the full battery drain? I always hated the Ex becuse its hotter did feel diffrence betwen the device? Btw love ur video very helpful.
Finally!!! someone compare this 2😍🙏🤝
Please make more comparisons of these😊
Thanks for the detailed comparison, sadly im waiting for the camera part tho but that's okay no rush, would still go with snapdragon as for some reason it's cheaper than the exynos variant lol
Anyone know if the Exynos s24 base version gets better? Because I've read it takes at least 6 weeks for the exynos chipset and the phone to learn your behavior and the battery performence starts getting better.
Finally a fair match, other channel comparing ultra to plus is unfair because ultra has larger vc panel inside. However I would like to see a more detailed graph of power performance ratio like Geekwan always do. Thank you for the test anyway 😂
Good to hear but there are rising complaints about Exynos phones with temperature and stability.
I have an S24 plus with Snapdragon 8 gen 3. My geekbench 6 score is 2262 and 6767. Lower then the Exynos 2400.
I think these chips are pretty much the same =) just depends on the chip itself. My 3Dmark wildlife is higher though at 17865
in which region's is the s24+ snapdragon 8 gen 3 available plz do let me know
Exynos is Amazing now a days. Keep it up Samsung.
Where did you get those wallpapers??? Holly shit
In all reality for average everyday use there will not be much of a differece if any?
Samsung should just spam Exynos in everything at this point and make their devices a bit cheaper
Good news 😍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 thanks brother.
I hope the regular S24 is doing the same at least
What's the overlay that shows FPS/temps? Is it Samsung specific or can be on any android?
I'm interested in any modem/reception issues, battery performance with mobile data turned on, video rendering time, scrolling micro-stutter
why is your s24 plus have that side fingerprint button? i don't have it on my s24 plus
That is on the right side of the phone is a 5G mmWave antenna. Only US models have it. International models only support sub 6 5g and that is why your phone does not have a cutout for it. Because it is not a US model the iPhone is the same sub 6 only international mmWave support in the US models only.
All of people who are telling Exynos is almost equal should also know that despite having 2 extra cores in CPU and more clock speed on GPU Exynos isnt ahead in benchmarks and stability and go through the 2 year gap this difference will be more as battery volatge dips after 2-3 years gradually.
So please think long term as well.
What happens if you use snapdragon version into a exynos region ? Is there any problem with networks or what?
None at all. The flagship ultra is only available in snapdragon
i watched another video comparing the daily (gmaps, videocall, etc) use and the exynos heats up faster outdoors. i think gaming outdoors will have the same problem?
What is the switch type cutout under the power button of snapdragon version but don't have exynoss version because i use this
Glad that I see Exynos compared with SdGen3 of the same device model
I want to see samsung fully committed to their exynos chipset for their flagship as it will gave them more feedback on how to make it better in the future.