They're honestly talking about going down to 1080p like it's a big letdown. I watch TH-cam videos in 480p on my phone, and honestly on such a small screen the picture looks great (as opposed to my computer monitor, where the same resolution looks really soft). In my view, there really is no need to buy an expensive phone today--even the mid-range ones. The only reason to put more money into a phone is just build quality (and remember that some of these expensive phones don't last, either).
I'd say mid range phones are worthwhile. You get larger batteries, faster phones, and better screens for your money. Flagships are a bit ridiculous though, because they usually don't improve on battery, and screen and speed improvements are usually small compared to mid range phones. If you have the money and use your phone a lot, then they're still an understandable purchase.
To a degree, you are correct, however, 1080p should be standard. High refresh rate truly does make a difference from someone who is using it right now on a OnePlus 7 Pro, and (if you game) higher end processors make a huge difference and a higher end processor will also allow you to use a phone for longer as it will stay fast for longer. At least 6 gb of RAM to run android for 2-3 years would be recommended, unless you are a pixel user in which case, Google probably has better optimization of Android similar to Apple and iOS. A Mid-Range phone will simply last longer and be better during that time. Most importantly, it wont annoy you for being slow or be bogged down by like 1 other app being open in 2 or 3 years time (had this experience with a Galaxy S8 a few months ago when I still used that)
Austin 2029: This is the midrange Samsung Galaxy Z Flip E. Priced at a surprisingly low price of a thousand dollars. Much much lower than the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip Pro 6G priced at a whopping 2,200 dollars. More on that phone soon.
It's been at $599 since before launch on Amazon and Best Buy. It would be my luck that it changed as I typed this, but I looked it up on Amazon prior to typing this response
I know I am kinda sad, but there is nothing interesting to me. 5G isn’t something most people need right now, speed is good enough on most phones in the past 2-3 years, and I never take pictures
I dunno, my iPhone SE will run the new Genshin Impact at max settings, unlike most phones, and it's beautiful. We just need developers to push that envelope more and let us choose graphics settings.
@@raspernor11 I think the cheap phone market is still a little exciting from great budget smartphones like one plus nord, I phone se and other offerings, but the top of the spectrum is unexciting right now
@@skiez7430 yeah but $200 is too much of your e not really at the point where you must upgrade. I feel like most people just get a setup and setup with it until they finally have to change everything, instead of just biyin one thing at a time.
I thought for a second on the notification it said “this is too many phones” lol but it’s actually this is (the channel) too many phones (the title) clever
@Andrew J Is 5G, Water resistant a different panel 90hz, Metal built and wireless charging more ram bigger battery and an extra camera. If you want something close just get the 4a5G then is only 100 more
Nice topic. My fav mid-ragers: Pixel 4A and Poco X3, Realme X3 Pro, Black Shark 3, iPhone SE, OnePlus Nord. Better value than the overpriced flagships.
Flagships aren't overpriced per se, they are what it is, flagships, they are supposed to be everything that the company can do, the best of their technology. So although many will disagree, a flagship with a high price tag seems perfectly normal to me.
@@haziqshams It's really not that bad. I've got the new SE and can make it a through a full day on one charge. Granted, I'm not doing any heavy lifting with it, but then again most people who buy it won't either.
Why didn't you talk about the T-Mobile Revvl 5g? It's a $400 smart phone. I bought it to replace my LG G6 and I'm glad I did. Have you taken a look at this phone?
I literally can't see a huge difference in 120 Hz. A few months ago I went to take a look at the s20 with 120 Hz enabled. It's honestly not much of a gain. Maybe that's just me
If you play games, the higher framerate does make a big difference. You're literally getting double the visual data in the same amount of time, which gives you more time to react. I don't play mobile games but even in day to day use, the extra smoothness really helps make my phone feel faster and more responsive. Don't get me wrong, 60Hz is perfectly fine and I am used to it, but if I have the option to bump up the framerate, I absolutely will.
I own a 144hz monitor and it's nice, but I don't need or even want 120hz on a smartphone because of battery life. But on tablets 120 hz is nice (samsung tab s7(+)/ iPad pro) because of low latency drawing and writing!
@@Some-guy-on-the-internet Except, many mobile games are capped at 60 or even 30 fps, some chips have very strict power control thus in reality you don't often see all those hertz. Also they do this to keep power consumption in check and to keep heat output manageable. Having all those goodies in mobile device isn't as easy as with desktop PC, where you only worry about having enough speed to take advantage of high refresh rate.
@@MJ-uk6lu Fair enough then. Even if games don't take advantage of it, it still makes for a more snappy and responsive user experience. I think that alone makes a high refresh rate worth it for some people.
All these phones and almost no good small ones. Glad I found a S10e for cheap because this is getting ridicules with how big everything is and how we get no choices on the Android side anymore...
I was thinking of this last week. Manufacturers are rolling up too many phone, even on the budget segment. Inadvertently, it creates so much e-waste and tons of solid waste from the packaging.
My S9+ is still fine for now. When I do upgrade later I will go for a last year high end model.. Especially with Samsung and so now supporting them for 3 major upgrades + security updates. I hope the pandemic will help lower the prices again because €1000+ for a phone is just crazy
I kinda feel the rediculously priced high-end flagships should exist, but they should be phones that last for at least 3 years before seeing an upgrade. The mid-range flagships should be the one's that get upgraded yearly and be priced accordingly with emphasis on the competitive side of pricing. Sort of what's being done in 2020, but both categories need a little more work with pricing, design and quality of workmanship.
I do love my OnePlus 8Pro. I'm a tech guy thought and through. I've never liked Samsung always broke or stopped working on me. Iphones are exactly the same if I wanted to pay alot for glass I'd buy a window. LG and OnePlus have never failed me. Love these phone manufacturers for life.
@@dhruvakhera5011 There's two of them if you get the speced out one then yes it's about 1k. Iphones are also chinese, LG is korean but they still use android OS. It's really the same thing no matter what. But OnePlus had never wronged me, quality over quantity.
High Tech Prosthesis even my dad has a OnePlus 7T and it is fantastic. But this company has broken its foundation of giving flagship specs in midrange price to flagship specs in flagship price
Personally looking at the One Plus 8 Pro since I usually get one phone every 3/4 yrs. My 2nd Note 8 is starting to have issues with screen burn just like the first one.
Just getting the removable battery back on phones would be nice. I do have yet phone which I can remove battery on seconds. Even to me phone is for check email, check news and sometimes watching Twitch if can't use PC.
It’s to confusing to buy a phone now. There are to many options, and the ranges are so close it is hard to choose for the average person. But I would go with a 4K screen with a good camera and battery life.
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Honestly I don’t understand why cameras have seemingly become the single most important thing in every phone review these days. For me basically every phone since the iPhone 4S has had a perfectly good enough camera. I’m sure I’m not alone in this but every time I watch any video or review about a phone it’s all camera, camera, camera
The S20 FE, only downgrades in terms of Camera is an 8MP 3x optical zoom versus the 1.1x zoom 64MP sensor. Which is technically negligible due to sensor cropping either way you go. Beyond that the other two rear cameras are exactly the same, beautiful images and same processing as the standard S20 series flagships, the front camera is higher resolution, but has a fixed focus versus the PDAF on the 10mp selfie cam on the S20 series. The FE is a no compromises device, plastic really isn't even a compromise in the way they use it, and the aluminum side rails make it feel more than premium with no creaks or flexing of any sort.
Pixel 5 is a weird case because in international markets it costs less or comes with less power-hunger 5G radios. In Canada, the phone is $799 CAD, and in the UK, Ireland, France and Germany it costs £599 and €629 but they don't have Mmwave 5G radios so the better life should be better with just Sub-6 5G. At these international prices, it's a different story because within the domestic market it is not competing in the £/€700 range but rather undercutting by a bit or a lot in the UK's case.
OnePlus should change their slogan. "Never Again" their gmail notification is broken for the last 2 years on the 6T. Never again will I buy OnePlus phone.
Got my iPhone SE for a little over $200 from that Walmart sale, and I am still satisfied even though refresh rate and battery life are important to me. Just so incredibly inexpensive for something I hope will last 4+ years of software progression.
the answers lies in what specs will you use and make difference for you. for me I am happy with my Note 8 and it is mostly on medium power saving settings cuz the battery will not hold for the day, and I don't complain that much about speed. The cameras are what most users will appreciate and that what I am looking for. I feel the processors became fast enough 2 years ago. I can't appreciate the SoC except on benchmarks and gaming on mobile which both I don't do.
if they only sell a barebone smartphone (just the hardware and stuff) and install your own android version on it (eg, lineageOS), I wont be surprised if that phone is as cheap as sub 300 with a hardware can match the flagship phones.
Why are phones expensive most of the features that the new models have aren't necessary or in some cases aren't even new. Plus, phones that came out 2 or 3 years ago are practically the same as the ones we have today, but with differences such as more cameras or just new features that are unnecessary
Regarding 5G, I would rather have phones with Wifi 6 than 5G, at least to use the latest routers with something that can use that and a lot of people work now from home anyway.
It feels weird to not see Ken with a vtuber or anime shirt
He flashed his lock screen with a cute girl on it tho :3c
Wtf is a vtuber
@@SouthBayLA1310 a vtuber
They're honestly talking about going down to 1080p like it's a big letdown. I watch TH-cam videos in 480p on my phone, and honestly on such a small screen the picture looks great (as opposed to my computer monitor, where the same resolution looks really soft). In my view, there really is no need to buy an expensive phone today--even the mid-range ones. The only reason to put more money into a phone is just build quality (and remember that some of these expensive phones don't last, either).
Why are you watching tech videos, plus I think 720p is the lowest a phone should be in 2020
I'd say mid range phones are worthwhile. You get larger batteries, faster phones, and better screens for your money.
Flagships are a bit ridiculous though, because they usually don't improve on battery, and screen and speed improvements are usually small compared to mid range phones. If you have the money and use your phone a lot, then they're still an understandable purchase.
@@beyondtrash1627 yeah that's understandable, I'm using the pixel 4a and it's great
To a degree, you are correct, however, 1080p should be standard. High refresh rate truly does make a difference from someone who is using it right now on a OnePlus 7 Pro, and (if you game) higher end processors make a huge difference and a higher end processor will also allow you to use a phone for longer as it will stay fast for longer. At least 6 gb of RAM to run android for 2-3 years would be recommended, unless you are a pixel user in which case, Google probably has better optimization of Android similar to Apple and iOS. A Mid-Range phone will simply last longer and be better during that time. Most importantly, it wont annoy you for being slow or be bogged down by like 1 other app being open in 2 or 3 years time (had this experience with a Galaxy S8 a few months ago when I still used that)
*Two guys talking about flagship phones being too expensive*
*Me with an iphone 6*: I understand...
me with an iphone 4
Just upgrade 👍
@Justin Y. why are you so ignorant?
@Justin Y. Imagine being a Justin Y. wannabe. Be atleast a tiny bit original.
@Justin Y. lol my dad got it for me 2 years ago. Yea I should upgrade
Austin 2029: This is the midrange Samsung Galaxy Z Flip E. Priced at a surprisingly low price of a thousand dollars. Much much lower than the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip Pro 6G priced at a whopping 2,200 dollars. More on that phone soon.
Na, at that point it would be way more
hello future people reading this and thinking how accurate/inaccurate this comment was
@@ManasChachra I too would like to say hello to those people
The Galaxy S20 FE is really worth the $700 price tag when compared to the Pixel 5
It's been at $599 since before launch on Amazon and Best Buy. It would be my luck that it changed as I typed this, but I looked it up on Amazon prior to typing this response
I have lost interest completely on tech in phones. Smartphones are the most over hyped and costs ridiculous
Same. Its getting to the point where any performance gains compared to my current phone will never ever be noticeable to me.
I agree.
I know I am kinda sad, but there is nothing interesting to me. 5G isn’t something most people need right now, speed is good enough on most phones in the past 2-3 years, and I never take pictures
I dunno, my iPhone SE will run the new Genshin Impact at max settings, unlike most phones, and it's beautiful. We just need developers to push that envelope more and let us choose graphics settings.
@@raspernor11 I think the cheap phone market is still a little exciting from great budget smartphones like one plus nord, I phone se and other offerings, but the top of the spectrum is unexciting right now
Hellow and welcome tho this is! :
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Hey guys, this is Austin!
Hello* 😂😂😂😂
People with 120hz phones: WOw lOoK At mY pHoNe
me with a 60hz pc monitor from ebay:
You can get a 144hz for under 200 USD nowadays.
@@skiez7430 yeah but $200 is too much of your e not really at the point where you must upgrade. I feel like most people just get a setup and setup with it until they finally have to change everything, instead of just biyin one thing at a time.
@@gjeraldh2989 200 is too much for 144hz?? Tf.
@@skiez7430 bruh some I'm broke. Iiterally only have 200 saved up for personal use.
I thought for a second on the notification it said “this is too many phones” lol but it’s actually this is (the channel) too many phones (the title) clever
water resistant only cost 20$ for the seals. 200 $ for wireless charging and IP rating
That $20 is only in the bill of materials. Add in the marketing cost, employees wages,etc, and tell me how much that happens.
@Andrew J Is 5G, Water resistant a different panel 90hz, Metal built and wireless charging more ram bigger battery and an extra camera.
If you want something close just get the 4a5G then is only 100 more
Nice topic. My fav mid-ragers: Pixel 4A and Poco X3, Realme X3 Pro, Black Shark 3, iPhone SE, OnePlus Nord. Better value than the overpriced flagships.
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iPhone SE battery is bad though.
Flagships aren't overpriced per se, they are what it is, flagships, they are supposed to be everything that the company can do, the best of their technology. So although many will disagree, a flagship with a high price tag seems perfectly normal to me.
@@haziqshams It's really not that bad. I've got the new SE and can make it a through a full day on one charge. Granted, I'm not doing any heavy lifting with it, but then again most people who buy it won't either.
GH0STST4RSCR34M idk, I’m getting a solid 5 and a half hours on this. Maybe the new processor is more efficient
Austin and Ken talking like $400-$700 when you can get a pretty big TV for that kind of money.
OLDER FLAGSHIP MODELS : AM I A JOKE TO YOU?!?!
Yeah, no thanks. You save $200 and end up having to replace your battery sooner.
@@caliorbustarika3310 th-cam.com/video/tFsLpLOEUIk/w-d-xo.html
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Ain’t nobody ever talk on they phones no more😂😂😂😂
Why do you write like this?
And I'm here using an 80 dollar phone.
Almost didn't recognize Ken lol
I actually think he looks more presentable and overall better without the vtuber or anime shirts
Am I weird getting a Paul's Hardware and Bitwit vibe starting from 2:22? Thanks as always for your vids Austin team
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My phone priorities:
-Battery life
-OLED
-At least 128GB storage
-At least 4GB RAM
-Latest Android version
-Affordable(
At that price point 6gb of ram is the lowest you would get
Why didn't you talk about the T-Mobile Revvl 5g? It's a $400 smart phone. I bought it to replace my LG G6 and I'm glad I did. Have you taken a look at this phone?
I literally can't see a huge difference in 120 Hz. A few months ago I went to take a look at the s20 with 120 Hz enabled. It's honestly not much of a gain. Maybe that's just me
You are not the only one. IMO 120hz is a huge gimmick
If you play games, the higher framerate does make a big difference. You're literally getting double the visual data in the same amount of time, which gives you more time to react. I don't play mobile games but even in day to day use, the extra smoothness really helps make my phone feel faster and more responsive. Don't get me wrong, 60Hz is perfectly fine and I am used to it, but if I have the option to bump up the framerate, I absolutely will.
I own a 144hz monitor and it's nice, but I don't need or even want 120hz on a smartphone because of battery life.
But on tablets 120 hz is nice (samsung tab s7(+)/ iPad pro) because of low latency drawing and writing!
@@Some-guy-on-the-internet Except, many mobile games are capped at 60 or even 30 fps, some chips have very strict power control thus in reality you don't often see all those hertz. Also they do this to keep power consumption in check and to keep heat output manageable. Having all those goodies in mobile device isn't as easy as with desktop PC, where you only worry about having enough speed to take advantage of high refresh rate.
@@MJ-uk6lu Fair enough then. Even if games don't take advantage of it, it still makes for a more snappy and responsive user experience. I think that alone makes a high refresh rate worth it for some people.
You know your channel name goes perfectly with the title
Just kinda wish they sold the One Plus Nord here in the states
"I couldn't find a cheap ass 20 anymore" can't unhear it lol.
Yup.
All these phones and almost no good small ones. Glad I found a S10e for cheap because this is getting ridicules with how big everything is and how we get no choices on the Android side anymore...
iphone is actually taking over the entire market xD
Weird that people buy 5G models when they mostly use wifi at home. I feel like 4G is enough for most people.
I love that ken bolido is here
I really thought ken would lose his job after he got out the roboraptor
Lol ok
Linus and Austin upload at the same time nice
0:51 its not like the iPhone 11 is $700...oH wAiT IT iS!
Just curious what song was playing in the background of the video?
The real problem with smartphone nowadays is that they're getting Extremely huge, except for some models they're all f***ing pans
ken changed watch bands
The 730 has lower memory bandwidth than the SD 821. It will be sluggish in a year.
*This is too many phones*
Ok lol
Ikr
Cool video tech talk Austin lol
Guys that sign in the background is a warning about roboraptors and I love it.
I was thinking of this last week. Manufacturers are rolling up too many phone, even on the budget segment. Inadvertently, it creates so much e-waste and tons of solid waste from the packaging.
True, so many phones are so similar that they can hardly be called a different phone. Especially at 300 dollar range.
My S9+ is still fine for now. When I do upgrade later I will go for a last year high end model.. Especially with Samsung and so now supporting them for 3 major upgrades + security updates. I hope the pandemic will help lower the prices again because €1000+ for a phone is just crazy
I kinda feel the rediculously priced high-end flagships should exist, but they should be phones that last for at least 3 years before seeing an upgrade. The mid-range flagships should be the one's that get upgraded yearly and be priced accordingly with emphasis on the competitive side of pricing. Sort of what's being done in 2020, but both categories need a little more work with pricing, design and quality of workmanship.
I do love my OnePlus 8Pro. I'm a tech guy thought and through. I've never liked Samsung always broke or stopped working on me. Iphones are exactly the same if I wanted to pay alot for glass I'd buy a window. LG and OnePlus have never failed me. Love these phone manufacturers for life.
Isn’t the oneplus 8 pro also 1000$??
And ya chinese phones are actually nice. Everyone takes your data, be US or china
@@dhruvakhera5011 There's two of them if you get the speced out one then yes it's about 1k. Iphones are also chinese, LG is korean but they still use android OS. It's really the same thing no matter what. But OnePlus had never wronged me, quality over quantity.
High Tech Prosthesis even my dad has a OnePlus 7T and it is fantastic. But this company has broken its foundation of giving flagship specs in midrange price to flagship specs in flagship price
And yea quit calling iPhones expensive if your onePlus and Samsung flagships are 1K+.
Ken's looking better every video.
Wheres Kens pink animé attire?
Ken really need to send us sauce for every wallpaper that was in the video
"...unless you are an android user." good answer lol
Personally looking at the One Plus 8 Pro since I usually get one phone every 3/4 yrs. My 2nd Note 8 is starting to have issues with screen burn just like the first one.
Broke this year..
Fingers crossed for the pixel 5a :)
Just getting the removable battery back on phones would be nice. I do have yet phone which I can remove battery on seconds. Even to me phone is for check email, check news and sometimes watching Twitch if can't use PC.
I definitely wouldn't call having a 90hz display a bad thing when 90% of the market hasn't even experienced it yet, let alone 120 hz
It’s to confusing to buy a phone now. There are to many options, and the ranges are so close it is hard to choose for the average person. But I would go with a 4K screen with a good camera and battery life.
There's no such thing as too many phones :)
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@@kameahmeahkid6907 Oh my word, I love this😂😂
Display size is completely disregarded in this discussion, as if all of the phones named are the same size
When i saw the thumbnail i was like god dam it austin
Honestly I don’t understand why cameras have seemingly become the single most important thing in every phone review these days. For me basically every phone since the iPhone 4S has had a perfectly good enough camera. I’m sure I’m not alone in this but every time I watch any video or review about a phone it’s all camera, camera, camera
The S20 FE, only downgrades in terms of Camera is an 8MP 3x optical zoom versus the 1.1x zoom 64MP sensor. Which is technically negligible due to sensor cropping either way you go. Beyond that the other two rear cameras are exactly the same, beautiful images and same processing as the standard S20 series flagships, the front camera is higher resolution, but has a fixed focus versus the PDAF on the 10mp selfie cam on the S20 series. The FE is a no compromises device, plastic really isn't even a compromise in the way they use it, and the aluminum side rails make it feel more than premium with no creaks or flexing of any sort.
Xbox series X or PS5? Reply what you are buying this November
xbox one becuase i can finally aford it now
Series x
Stick rocking the Note 9, just a little sad about no more Android updates :( but still a great phone.
Pixel 5 is a weird case because in international markets it costs less or comes with less power-hunger 5G radios. In Canada, the phone is $799 CAD, and in the UK, Ireland, France and Germany it costs £599 and €629 but they don't have Mmwave 5G radios so the better life should be better with just Sub-6 5G. At these international prices, it's a different story because within the domestic market it is not competing in the £/€700 range but rather undercutting by a bit or a lot in the UK's case.
But one should know that the samsung galaxy s20 plus costs ~700€ in germany = 70€ more for a few nice upgrades over the pixel.
Not enough Hey guys, this is Austin...
Ken became a BALLido
OnePlus should change their slogan. "Never Again" their gmail notification is broken for the last 2 years on the 6T. Never again will I buy OnePlus phone.
Dude its not about the phone , its about the app , you mightve not updated Gmail.
The Stadia controller on the background disappeared.
Guys who look like these two are the only people buying these phones
I kinda like the Apple approach of using an older design a bit better, than the non flagship processor.
But ken must notice that fate go need flagship chipset right?
I buy a phone every two years, and I never spend more than $300 on my phone. That has been the case for the last 12 years for me.
Ken you look great. What have you been doing? Diet change? working out more ? Keep it up.
he's not wearing an anime shirt that's why
Got my iPhone SE for a little over $200 from that Walmart sale, and I am still satisfied even though refresh rate and battery life are important to me. Just so incredibly inexpensive for something I hope will last 4+ years of software progression.
Pixel doesn't allow video output using the USB C port. Pixel doesn't allow NFC to bluetooth connectivity.
Idk if it’s just me but I feel Ken and Austin’s conversation just flow a lot better than Matt and Austin’s
That was some HELLO!
Sucking up to the Velvet 😂😂😂
They'll sponsor another review
the answers lies in what specs will you use and make difference for you. for me I am happy with my Note 8 and it is mostly on medium power saving settings cuz the battery will not hold for the day, and I don't complain that much about speed. The cameras are what most users will appreciate and that what I am looking for. I feel the processors became fast enough 2 years ago. I can't appreciate the SoC except on benchmarks and gaming on mobile which both I don't do.
Poco f2 pro is 480$ and is better then the nord and 4a. Snapdragon 865, 120hz, good screen and camera
Remember that episode in Seinfeld? Heloooooo! La la la!
Look into the Poco x3
if they only sell a barebone smartphone (just the hardware and stuff) and install your own android version on it (eg, lineageOS), I wont be surprised if that phone is as cheap as sub 300 with a hardware can match the flagship phones.
Pls make a video about xbox series x heating problem I little consered about it
When it comes to 5G, I would rather 5G in my car, that on my phone. (Internet of things)
Hey guys this is this is !
u gotta talk about s20 fe man
We need Rgb in phones like Rog phone.
the entire display: im joke to you?
We definetly dont need that...
we don't
RGB looks stupid.
2050: Hey guys this is the Samsung s50 Ultra priced at 50k dollars
phones are more than a gaming pc that is on sale for black friday
It's getting out of control that you now can say any price & you will find a phone for it
Why are phones expensive most of the features that the new models have aren't necessary or in some cases aren't even new. Plus, phones that came out 2 or 3 years ago are practically the same as the ones we have today, but with differences such as more cameras or just new features that are unnecessary
The Motorola Edge+ is $999 and has the Qualcomm 865 5G along with other pretty good specs for being under $1000 without taxes.
90Hz display is not the end of the world lol.
Our desk lamps have 50/60Hz and we can't even tell they're flickering. 90Hz is more than enough.
The flagships we all know and... tolerate.
Damn Ken looks gooood
Regarding 5G, I would rather have phones with Wifi 6 than 5G, at least to use the latest routers with something that can use that and a lot of people work now from home anyway.
just talking about expensive phones and im still on my Oneplus One.
Still no iphone se plus. Waiting on that. Or a USB c iphone.
Ken is so funny!!
ken, like ur cut g
Ken what a makeover.. holy shite
WHAT ABOUT THE GALAXY S20 FE
Well people keep buying these phones at these extreme prices ...
$400-$700 is midrange now....?