@@trevordp Yes and I recall the days of phablets the Samsung Galaxy note 2 was considered huge. These phones that they shove top tier are way too large. No need for a tablet sized phone. We need more top tier phones with 6.1-6.3 inch screens.
Who knows, maybe they'll use the new silicon carbon battery tech found in some of the new Chinese phones..Better battery life in a thinner and lighter phone. Soon all company's will be using this tech to stay competitive.
@Meme_Mori yeah, but why not both? 😎 Cuz we really don't need thinner phones, we need something to hold on to, I mean nowadays you get accidental touches on flat screens because the bezels are so small, and there's not enough side rail to grab
@@medroastt9888 Yes, that would be ideal. But no phone company is going to give you everything you want in a product. If they did, you’d be even more unlikely to want to buy the next one.
One UI is SO much better than stock android on Pixel. Once you try stackable widgets and they become 1 of the main ways you use your phone, you really won't be able to go back. I had my pixel 9PXL for 1 week and returned it and went back to my S23+ (which is the only Samsung phone I've ever had, & love!). My 9PXL also had a bug where when on a call, the speakerphone toggle didn't work. I work from home and use my speakerphone for all conference calls so that was unfortunately a huge inconvenience for me. Having had every XL/Pro Pixel since the original, software bugs and Pixel phones were all too familiar.
Pixel is the real true pure Android...just as iPhone is to Apple. Samsung is just secondary third party leasing Android. Pixel = Android. iPhone = Apple. Samsung= 🚮
I dont see the point of a ultra thin phone, I would rather they make they thicker so the cameras are flush with the back of the phone, this would also allow for a bigger battery which I'm sure most people would prefer!
I don't want my expensive phone to be slim, I want my phone to he thick, to feel solid, and to have a good grip to it. We should not allow a trend of thin phones to incept.
I used to be a Samsung user and have been an iPhone user for a year. The Samsung camera is absolutely inadequate. Also, the Samsung speakers are simply no good compared to the iPhone. iPhones have great bass and the sound quality is amazing. As long as Samsung doesn't use new lenses and keeps offering us the same thing over and over again, nothing will happen. The camera lenses are simply THE SAME from S22.
Androids better than ios more apps more free apps and the apps are updated faster and more frequently with android. Android has a better image with quad HD resolution unlike iPhone. Android does better with memory management you can download stuff in the background with android.
@@jsanf44373 Doubt, I've been looking at ditching iPhone because I like open source. My surprise when I learned that AOSP and vanilla Android is basically dead, and that vendor UIs is where it's at. That plus locked bootloaders on most phones. If you're going to lock everything and make a walled garden ala Apple, then make it good and without bloatware. Absolutely disgusting state.
@@DavidDeblaereI find this frustrating because it just seems like their excuse to sell $80 stock cases. I guarantee you on launch day when they give people freebies, the good stuff is going to sell out and people are just going to end up getting an $80 magnet case or something from Samsung as their discounted accessory. Once the earbuds and the discounted watches go....
I don’t give a toss about a slim phone. If something gets too slim it typically loses durability and will bend. It will also be full of comprises like battery size. I think it shows that manufacturers are running out of ways to get people to upgrade.
as someone who uses the thicc boi that is the galaxy fold 5, i definitely see the appeal for a slimmer phone. thinking of losing fold functionality just because I'm tired if having such a heavy and thick phone.
@@Liquoricilicious luddites, services providers should get with the times. I don't understand why we need needless hardware for something that can be fully taken care of by software.
Everyone is always talking s*** about the iPhone. Yet when Samsung does it since the note days? That's okay, yet. Here's the thing I'm okay with. The way the S25 ultra and the iPhone look, I actually love the design of both.
The s25 slim is going to be a flop. No one wants a slimmer phone, there’s literally nothing wrong with the thickness of phones. Hell I’d take another cm thickness if it meant better battery life.
We need 80 watt charging and 6000 mah batteries. Same old warmed over S20 ultra. Samsung has lost its way. Xiaomi has taken over the number 2 spot over apple, and Samsung is next.
In theory that should have happened long ago. But some how we still screw up the process of the experience of a "seamless experience" when it comes to e-sim
Slim doesn't excite or really concern me beyond ease of holding it. Not overly large while being feature packed with good clear screen and small bezels bright display and work well without excess bloat.
If you think not having it is a non issue do to having a cable, the option that is always there. I honestly don’t even know how to respond to the stupidity. Just because both are charging options they have nothing to do with each other.
if there is the snapdragon in it ( Im in Europe) its a go for the s25 with the lowest GB :D i dont like my pixel 8 with the Tensor chip ! its sad the modem in the tensor:S
The only way a current gen slim phone would make sense is it they finally started using solid state batteries, better battery life in a smaller form factor. But no one has taken the leap with more than thousand dollar phones seems stupid. Someone has to be the first to do it and we all know it aint going to be apple.
1) Snapdragon 8 Élite 2) Corning Gorilla Glass Armor 3) Excellent audio 4) Battery life 5) Recharging time 6) At least five years of upgrades 7) Price This is my guide to deciding what my next cellular will be.
Wanted to inform you that the S25U will support a M13+ Samsung panel. The S24U had the M13. This means slightly better brightness and durability. The Pixel 9 series and the iPhone 16Pro series still have a better panel M14 panel (Samsung's best of the best).
Just went from an S21 to a Pixel 9 Pro XL. When you're out and about, the smaller phone really comes in handy, especially if you have smaller hands. A bigger phone is definitely better for games and videos though. That's about it. Typing (with autocorrect or speech-to-text), photos, GPS. It's all the same on a smaller phone that is also easier to carry and handle with one hand.
@Liquoricilicious I haven't tried movies yet, but I do know that do to the aspect ratio, TH-cam videos never overlap with the front camera because they're not wide enough to reach it.
I want the bezels to be as thin as red magic 10 pro. Although i wish samsung would make their camera underscreen. It doesn't have to be perfect. Just invisible. If they want to make the cameras as big as apples i wish they would actually make it functional like largers sensor or actual lens size increase. Even though its mostly software. Better hardware can go a long way.
I have s23 right now. And the next time I am changing my phone will be when a phone same size as s23 is giving atleast 6-7hours of SOT under mid to heavy use, with wifi, mobile data, bluetooth and location always turned on. S23 manages about 3~4 hours under these conditions.
Been using Galaxy phones since the S4 and while I'm curious about the S25 series, the Pixel phones have really caught my attention. Simply becuz it's still Android, and is much cheaper than Apple or Samsung. After getting the S24 Ultra I got bored of the same Galaxy format and stuff that has been the same from the previous Galaxy phones like the S10, s20, 21, 22, ect. So, I think once I'm eligible for an upgrade I'll be switching to the latest Pixel phone.
Hi friends Happy Tuesday! I wanted to do something a bit different and cover some Samsung news. Let me know what you think (and share your thoughts on the audio!!!)
Looking forward to a new S25+ to upgrade my S20 base. "Mid" is fine because I don't need a new phone to excite me. I need 7 years OS support which narrows it down to Samsung and Google, and I also want a processor that will be good for a long time (SD8E > Tensor). So it's an easy choice. Agree that the Slim is not needed but good for them for experimenting I guess. My guess is that it will command a premium too so we'll see what they learn.
samsung needs a flagship killer device (less is more) s25 minus one camera (no one uses the 3 cameras except youtubers ) big screen 6.7 (people have less eyesight ) FHD 120Hz 1000 Nits (uniform thick bezels not a55 bezels) last year SOC (no one needs a PS5 in his pocket ) snap dragon 8 gen 3 or 9300+ dimensity (choose the cheaper one of them) big battery si/c 6500-7000 (people hate charging their phones)
It's definitely mid why would anyone buy this instead of just getting like a s23 used or something. Like if you want that size and if you want to Samsung the s23 s24 and s25 are so similar. The difference is basically that chip but all three of those chips are fabricated by TSMC and handle Android perfectly well. The s23 is still comically overpowered because of the 8g2. Developers haven't caught up to the power yet so it's going to be years before you can really even take advantage of something like the x elite with gaming. With the exception of some niche use cases
Wow looks like the regular s25 in the s25 plus are going to be duds they're just upgrading the processor in putting black rings around the camera so basically the same as the s24 except a processor and some cosmetic jewelry around the cameras That's going to be a little boring. I mean the cameras on the regular s series have needed an upgrade for a couple years I think they're the same as the s21 and the only thing that changes is a new processor so the image supposedly gets better. I don't know I'm typing this on a Galaxy s24 Plus so I'm not anti-samsung but they definitely become boring whereas before they used to be the company that innovated now there's a company that doesn't do anything except update the chips in the phones
not sure why people keep buying samsung, they still dont offer fast charging WTF? What is wrong with you people, almost all china androids have fast charge. GET WITH THE PROGRAM! USA android market is SO ASS!
QI2 is not an issue and it's not a priority for most people. Real fast charging or a better autonomy are, by far, more important. When you buy a smartphone, you only need you smartphone and great fast charging. I don't understand people getting excited that much to buy another accessories. Qi2 is a nice to have.
Love MagSafe on iPhones. Just slap on a magnetic battery pack, and you can be charging. No need to charge via the mains. I assume Samsung is not doing it due to the S-pen.
Yeah no, I went from an iPhone 7 plus to a 12 pro max and it's just too chunky for me (that's my take after 4 years), I don't care about 2 days battery, if it was 1 week maybe. Camera? I don't care. Meme sensors? I don't care. Super epic vapor chambers and super CPU/GPU? I don't care, I don't play gacha phone games. I already went this route with my laptop, I have a workstation/server I can tunnel in with my macbook air if I need power. Smartphones are already plenty powerful, I'm ok with an iPhone Air.
Phones are slim enough already we don't need even slimer phone with lower spec that will bend in the pocket, i don't understand samsung no one asked for that.
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What we don't need is larger and larger phones. We need top tier phones to get smaller not bigger.
Any device that has a 7 inch screen or above is considered a tablet, which is why most huge phones hover around the 6.8-6.9 inch range.
@@trevordp Yes and I recall the days of phablets the Samsung Galaxy note 2 was considered huge. These phones that they shove top tier are way too large. No need for a tablet sized phone. We need more top tier phones with 6.1-6.3 inch screens.
*with a 2-day battery.
@@PB25H I can get 3 days with a piixel 9 pro light use and 6 hours screen time 2 days easy.
Exactlyyyyyy I feel like the s24u should not be this big
Slim? No, we've been asking them to make the phones slightly thicker so we can have a bigger battery 😂
Who knows, maybe they'll use the new silicon carbon battery tech found in some of the new Chinese phones..Better battery life in a thinner and lighter phone. Soon all company's will be using this tech to stay competitive.
@Meme_Mori yeah, but why not both? 😎 Cuz we really don't need thinner phones, we need something to hold on to, I mean nowadays you get accidental touches on flat screens because the bezels are so small, and there's not enough side rail to grab
@@Meme_Mori even if there is new batt tech it is still better to have same thickness/weight of phone with bigger battery that can last for >2 days
@@medroastt9888 Yes, that would be ideal. But no phone company is going to give you everything you want in a product. If they did, you’d be even more unlikely to want to buy the next one.
Phones have officially reached a peak on battery life. We don't need bigger batteries to compensate for it anymore.
I don't care about slim phone. Make phones thick with better batteries
We're evolving, just backwards.
You're in the minority.
@@VeedoCaponethicker phones plz!
I agree!!
@@animhaxx and bring back replaceable batteries!
If they can make the user experience more like a Pixel but with the Samsung Hardware you've got an elite device!
Lately samsung software feels more polished and offers more personalization than pixel software
@@riteshbabel3186 Can't stand One UI, not even v7 which I am beta testing on my S24+
One UI is SO much better than stock android on Pixel. Once you try stackable widgets and they become 1 of the main ways you use your phone, you really won't be able to go back. I had my pixel 9PXL for 1 week and returned it and went back to my S23+ (which is the only Samsung phone I've ever had, & love!).
My 9PXL also had a bug where when on a call, the speakerphone toggle didn't work. I work from home and use my speakerphone for all conference calls so that was unfortunately a huge inconvenience for me.
Having had every XL/Pro Pixel since the original, software bugs and Pixel phones were all too familiar.
Lol. One UI is way better. If you have a working brain.
Pixel is the real true pure Android...just as iPhone is to Apple. Samsung is just secondary third party leasing Android. Pixel = Android. iPhone = Apple. Samsung= 🚮
I dont see the point of a ultra thin phone, I would rather they make they thicker so the cameras are flush with the back of the phone, this would also allow for a bigger battery which I'm sure most people would prefer!
I don't want my expensive phone to be slim, I want my phone to he thick, to feel solid, and to have a good grip to it. We should not allow a trend of thin phones to incept.
These cameras are horrible looking, that black ring around them is so terrible looking...
yup. feels like a downgrade design wise. just makes them look bulkier
Unpopular opinion: i love their design
that black ring should've been colorized like that one in the Z flip 6
@dasit6034first year im not upgrading since s21
I used to be a Samsung user and have been an iPhone user for a year. The Samsung camera is absolutely inadequate. Also, the Samsung speakers are simply no good compared to the iPhone. iPhones have great bass and the sound quality is amazing. As long as Samsung doesn't use new lenses and keeps offering us the same thing over and over again, nothing will happen. The camera lenses are simply THE SAME from S22.
Androids better than ios more apps more free apps and the apps are updated faster and more frequently with android. Android has a better image with quad HD resolution unlike iPhone. Android does better with memory management you can download stuff in the background with android.
@@jsanf44373 Doubt, I've been looking at ditching iPhone because I like open source. My surprise when I learned that AOSP and vanilla Android is basically dead, and that vendor UIs is where it's at. That plus locked bootloaders on most phones.
If you're going to lock everything and make a walled garden ala Apple, then make it good and without bloatware.
Absolutely disgusting state.
If they don't have wireless charging AND no charger in the box, you're gonna piss a lot of people off.
Piss them off as they continue activate and carry over their contact list...
there is wireless charging*
Wireless will be there, but without the qi2 magnets. They won't be a charger, ever again in the S line
@@DavidDeblaereI find this frustrating because it just seems like their excuse to sell $80 stock cases. I guarantee you on launch day when they give people freebies, the good stuff is going to sell out and people are just going to end up getting an $80 magnet case or something from Samsung as their discounted accessory.
Once the earbuds and the discounted watches go....
I don’t give a toss about a slim phone. If something gets too slim it typically loses durability and will bend. It will also be full of comprises like battery size. I think it shows that manufacturers are running out of ways to get people to upgrade.
They spending too much time on designs ratherthan hardware.
I don't want a thinner phone. I prefer thicker if it brings 5000+ mah batteries.
Who tf is actually asking for slim devices, there's no way Samsung make that. If Samsung release an S25 slim, I'll shave my head .
Will come back to you when they release the slim :p
I would be careful... Leaks tend to be very accurate...
bro wasn't alive in 2010
Newsflash. He shaves his head weekly.
as someone who uses the thicc boi that is the galaxy fold 5, i definitely see the appeal for a slimmer phone. thinking of losing fold functionality just because I'm tired if having such a heavy and thick phone.
If the s25 is mid I have no problem buying the s24 at a discounted price.
For the love of God! DO NOT REMOVE THE SIM TRAY!! DAMN IT!!!
what's wrong with esim
@@Liquoricilicious luddites, services providers should get with the times.
I don't understand why we need needless hardware for something that can be fully taken care of by software.
And they say Iphone looks repetitive
It does. So does Samsung. Nobody said Samsung wasn't repetitive.
Everyone is always talking s*** about the iPhone. Yet when Samsung does it since the note days? That's okay, yet. Here's the thing I'm okay with. The way the S25 ultra and the iPhone look, I actually love the design of both.
skip to 3:00. waste of time in the beginning
The s25 slim is going to be a flop. No one wants a slimmer phone, there’s literally nothing wrong with the thickness of phones. Hell I’d take another cm thickness if it meant better battery life.
Wait for the Samsung slimgate...
We need 80 watt charging and 6000 mah batteries. Same old warmed over S20 ultra. Samsung has lost its way.
Xiaomi has taken over the number 2 spot over apple, and Samsung is next.
Sorry to hear it looks mid considering the S24 was mid, nearly the same as the S23 :/
pixel is the winner this year
E-sim is the future, but we need a way or seemlessly porting it between devices. Surely that's something that can be easily achieved
In theory that should have happened long ago. But some how we still screw up the process of the experience of a "seamless experience" when it comes to e-sim
Thin phone would be difficult to wield and of course very fragile and delicate. Nobody wants such a thing.
I'd use it as a 2nd device.
Interesting observation, any prior slim phone which you had that made you come to that conclusion?
Please, no e-sim!
Slim doesn't excite or really concern me beyond ease of holding it. Not overly large while being feature packed with good clear screen and small bezels bright display and work well without excess bloat.
Qi2 is a literal non issue. Nothing will ever beat cable charging.
If you think not having it is a non issue do to having a cable, the option that is always there. I honestly don’t even know how to respond to the stupidity. Just because both are charging options they have nothing to do with each other.
True, I prefer turbo fast charging cable and plug (xiaomi/poco) provide whenever I purchase their smartphones products.
Agree.
Brand new device doesn't have the latest features then what's the point? Why am I spending $700+ on last gen tech?
It's not about the charging mechanism. It's about being able to navigate without a case. Some people believe it or not. Don't use cases.
if there is the snapdragon in it ( Im in Europe) its a go for the s25 with the lowest GB :D i dont like my pixel 8 with the Tensor chip ! its sad the modem in the tensor:S
how does tensor chip affect you? is it because you're a gamer?
@@Liquoricilicious no i dont game ! but i have problems with the Modem i loose alot of Battery! i dont like to use wireless only mobiledata.
The only way a current gen slim phone would make sense is it they finally started using solid state batteries, better battery life in a smaller form factor. But no one has taken the leap with more than thousand dollar phones seems stupid. Someone has to be the first to do it and we all know it aint going to be apple.
If Samsung adopts the Pixel camera, I'm all in.
body shaming smartphones is on 2025 agenda
I rather to have the S24 series, because it is worth the money.
Guessing it will be $800-1000. I don't know who is paying these crazy prices!
Try 800 - 1300
and with some of the worst cameras on the market
"Fear only wins if we let it hold us back." Your advice pushed me to challenge my own doubts today!
seeing this on my s7
I would rather have a thicker phone with a bigger batter with NO CAMERA HUMP!
I simply want the best specs, best cameras, best display, best speakers, but no larger than 6-inch screen with uniform thin bezel. That's all.
Dude looks like he's on the waffle dust.
I'm interested to see how the market reacts to the s25
The market, and not TH-cam biased reviews
1) Snapdragon 8 Élite
2) Corning Gorilla Glass Armor
3) Excellent audio
4) Battery life
5) Recharging time
6) At least five years of upgrades
7) Price
This is my guide to deciding what my next cellular will be.
I agree that s25 looks mid, i prefer slim phones combined with bigger battary capacity. I dont like my 📱📱 looking fat in terms of thickness.
I would like a smaller ultra
Wanted to inform you that the S25U will support a M13+ Samsung panel. The S24U had the M13. This means slightly better brightness and durability. The Pixel 9 series and the iPhone 16Pro series still have a better panel M14 panel (Samsung's best of the best).
I’m getting outta here
Could it be so hard to make a smaller sized pro/ultra phone like with the pixel 9 pro and 9 pro XL
Somehow give 5000MAh battery in the size on a regular S25 and its a sweet deal. Samsung already has a nice minimal and recognizable back design.
Just went from an S21 to a Pixel 9 Pro XL. When you're out and about, the smaller phone really comes in handy, especially if you have smaller hands.
A bigger phone is definitely better for games and videos though. That's about it. Typing (with autocorrect or speech-to-text), photos, GPS. It's all the same on a smaller phone that is also easier to carry and handle with one hand.
can you resize a movie on the pixel, so the frontcamera doesn't overlap?
@Liquoricilicious I haven't tried movies yet, but I do know that do to the aspect ratio, TH-cam videos never overlap with the front camera because they're not wide enough to reach it.
I want the bezels to be as thin as red magic 10 pro. Although i wish samsung would make their camera underscreen. It doesn't have to be perfect. Just invisible. If they want to make the cameras as big as apples i wish they would actually make it functional like largers sensor or actual lens size increase. Even though its mostly software. Better hardware can go a long way.
I have s23 right now. And the next time I am changing my phone will be when a phone same size as s23 is giving atleast 6-7hours of SOT under mid to heavy use, with wifi, mobile data, bluetooth and location always turned on.
S23 manages about 3~4 hours under these conditions.
Should go for the plus models. My s23+ can do that easy. But with the newer battery tech would be nice to have long battery life on smaller phones.
Is this guy ai? 😮
Newer design, larger battery, bring back SD Slot, faster charging, lower price
I want sim and sd tray. I despise not being able to change sd cards
Looks like Samsung is cutting every corner this year.
@@jsanf44373 SD cards heat up, it's bad for the phone
Who cares about Qi when you can just buy a case that’s gonna have a built-in anyways
Been using Galaxy phones since the S4 and while I'm curious about the S25 series, the Pixel phones have really caught my attention. Simply becuz it's still Android, and is much cheaper than Apple or Samsung. After getting the S24 Ultra I got bored of the same Galaxy format and stuff that has been the same from the previous Galaxy phones like the S10, s20, 21, 22, ect. So, I think once I'm eligible for an upgrade I'll be switching to the latest Pixel phone.
Pixels are more boring
@@helterskelzer3883 how so?
I love those S25 renders. So, terribly generated. The camera setup takes up almost a quarter of the rear of phone. lol
Hi friends Happy Tuesday! I wanted to do something a bit different and cover some Samsung news. Let me know what you think (and share your thoughts on the audio!!!)
This video is great. I hope you do more like this with other brands. Thanks 😊
It literally looks like a knockoff iphone in shape
They need to take note from vivo and put a high quality 200mp zoom lense
MP means nothing
Who ever been designing Samsung's this last 4 years needs to be fired now
I have an s24 it does everything for me due to dex hopefully they improve dex on s25 and other old devices
what's the point of dex? why not just use a real PC
@Liquoricilicious
My pc broke but the monitor was still fine s24 is already pretty fast for work which helped me save money
Why have a PC when your phone is one... @@Liquoricilicious
Pass. I'll keep hangin on my S22u until samsung releases a phone that isn't similar to my S22u.
you will get one ui 7 so you practically have the same experience anyways
QI2 built in and I’m buying
Looking forward to a new S25+ to upgrade my S20 base. "Mid" is fine because I don't need a new phone to excite me. I need 7 years OS support which narrows it down to Samsung and Google, and I also want a processor that will be good for a long time (SD8E > Tensor). So it's an easy choice. Agree that the Slim is not needed but good for them for experimenting I guess. My guess is that it will command a premium too so we'll see what they learn.
We want big battery..zzz
I don’t care about wireless charging. Cable all the way.
Same but it's quite practical in the car
@m4tru88 I agree, my wife has one built into her car and loves it.
samsung needs a flagship killer device (less is more)
s25 minus
one camera (no one uses the 3 cameras except youtubers )
big screen 6.7 (people have less eyesight ) FHD 120Hz 1000 Nits (uniform thick bezels not a55 bezels)
last year SOC (no one needs a PS5 in his pocket ) snap dragon 8 gen 3 or 9300+ dimensity (choose the cheaper one of them)
big battery si/c 6500-7000 (people hate charging their phones)
So no new battery specs... Oneplus has new battery tech with larger capacity in smaller size...
Me hoping all these rumors are false
Irrelevant price for a phone with 4000mah in 2025 and 25 watts charging The actual price of S25 should be 500 euro in Europe, not more sorry...
I went with the S24+ cause I like the rounded edges better than the boxy look. I also have a 22 ultra.
Compact phones are better and physical sim tray is better for everyone (max)
nuh uh, I'm not gonna watch movies on a tiny screen
@Liquoricilicious that's why we have tablets to watch things and i can say 6.4 or 6.5 might be a good size for a phone
@ I watch movies in bed, I think a tablet is too large, but I'm not sure
@@Liquoricilicious it depends on what type of user you are
We need more battery.
We want smaller phones... 5.4 to 5.8 !
Being honest im from a 3rd world country and all the people want is the ultra with better battery, camera amd chip set. Nothign else
It's definitely mid why would anyone buy this instead of just getting like a s23 used or something. Like if you want that size and if you want to Samsung the s23 s24 and s25 are so similar. The difference is basically that chip but all three of those chips are fabricated by TSMC and handle Android perfectly well. The s23 is still comically overpowered because of the 8g2. Developers haven't caught up to the power yet so it's going to be years before you can really even take advantage of something like the x elite with gaming. With the exception of some niche use cases
i traded in my s21+ for s25 512gb for $454 with free watch 7
Wow looks like the regular s25 in the s25 plus are going to be duds they're just upgrading the processor in putting black rings around the camera so basically the same as the s24 except a processor and some cosmetic jewelry around the cameras That's going to be a little boring. I mean the cameras on the regular s series have needed an upgrade for a couple years I think they're the same as the s21 and the only thing that changes is a new processor so the image supposedly gets better. I don't know I'm typing this on a Galaxy s24 Plus so I'm not anti-samsung but they definitely become boring whereas before they used to be the company that innovated now there's a company that doesn't do anything except update the chips in the phones
I want expanded memory
I plan to get the ultra. Gave the Pixel a chance but it has let me down. So going back to Samsung
not sure why people keep buying samsung, they still dont offer fast charging WTF? What is wrong with you people, almost all china androids have fast charge. GET WITH THE PROGRAM! USA android market is SO ASS!
A channel that love pixel devices are going to talk rubbish like this
what's so great about galaxy when pixel is better in every way
So basically just new colors smh
Slim phone will feel cheap on the hand. We prefer having sim card so we dont have to visit the store all thry need its to collect data
qi2 is the wrong move
ipad pro smart connector (3 metal circles on the back) is a better way to charger and gave us metak back again .
I want small phones!! I want pixel 4a and pixel 5 back!! With the silicon carbon batteries it should be possible
Bro i thought you were Will Smith
Looks the same as the s22 s23 and S24
3 watt charging
Cameras still suck. Find another android.
I’m not buying that the slim variant even exists
QI2 is not an issue and it's not a priority for most people. Real fast charging or a better autonomy are, by far, more important.
When you buy a smartphone, you only need you smartphone and great fast charging. I don't understand people getting excited that much to buy another accessories. Qi2 is a nice to have.
Love MagSafe on iPhones. Just slap on a magnetic battery pack, and you can be charging. No need to charge via the mains. I assume Samsung is not doing it due to the S-pen.
Totally appreciate the content
Click bait
To retard the 25 and 25 plus is a marketing mistake. Dont see anything ground shaking. Going to Vivo.
Yeah no, I went from an iPhone 7 plus to a 12 pro max and it's just too chunky for me (that's my take after 4 years), I don't care about 2 days battery, if it was 1 week maybe.
Camera? I don't care.
Meme sensors? I don't care.
Super epic vapor chambers and super CPU/GPU? I don't care, I don't play gacha phone games.
I already went this route with my laptop, I have a workstation/server I can tunnel in with my macbook air if I need power.
Smartphones are already plenty powerful, I'm ok with an iPhone Air.
Phones are slim enough already we don't need even slimer phone with lower spec that will bend in the pocket, i don't understand samsung no one asked for that.