This is why I love this channel. You may not be the first to upload a review or comparison, but you always take your time to sweat the details and make it as comprehensive and detailed as possible.
@insidetechltd No, we appreciate it. You don't have millions of subscribers (yet), but those of us who have been subscribed to you for a while are more than willing to be patient for your reviews. You don't just have the products at launch, use them for a week, and move on. You do very meticulous deconstructions, and that goes a long way when one is considering purchasing an expensive piece of tech.
@dtay8913 This is my first time here! And I’m loving the video already. You are so right and you made me subscribe even before i watched the video haha :D
Samsung need to stop doing customers injustice with the inferior exynos processor. They should reserve the exynos for the less expensive A series or FE models. Snapdragon across the board for S series.
u got a problem with your mid range exynos performance or what ? i already using my s24+ in first open pre order until now, n i aggree exynos bad at first launch but remember man this flagship got 7y of update software, they can make this big improve n more stabization software, if they want tho
@@iNdraaMetrooI like the software support, but are yurt really going to use it much longer than 2-3 years? Or maybe have it wear off by siblings after that? I expect battery to degrade fast and don't knew how easy replacement will be
I've had the s23 since release and wanted to upgrade due to qhd on the s24+, although swerving now since it's back to exynos. I much prefer the camera processing of 8 gen 2 compared to exynos.
I was a Samsung user from s7 -s21 and bought a Sony Xperia 1 iii for a change last year. A lot to love about the Sony 4k screen, no selfie hole punch and amazing camera tech (which I rarely used to full potential)but the size of the phone began to make me want a smaller screen/phone again. Also the battery life of the Sony was not the best, around 3hrs SOT. All of the budget phones seem to be massive 6.6 -6.8" screens so started looking for a second s23. None at a reasonable price so got a new open box s24 256gb for £570. Love being back with Samsung. The software is the best android implementation and being able to use dex whilst travelling and the 6-7 hrs SOT means all day use and more. So killer feature for me is compact size flagship.
You mention in the video to stick with the S23 and not upgrade to S24 if you're an S23 user. Would you say the same to someone that is not a Galaxy S series user? Thank you.
Great insight regarding the battery life in each model and each use scenario. I have one question though if you dont mind. Is the S23 that you use for the comparison brand new or already used for maybe a couple months? If the later, I wonder if brand new S23 battery will caught up with S24 in heavy tasks since S23 is already more efficient in standby battery life and catching up in day to day use compared to S24 in your video. Thanks 🙏
Thank you! The phones are all brand new. You’re right, it’s the only way to fairly compare the batteries. So I buy them new each time (expensive but gets better results 😅). You can actually see the plastic film on the frame still on the S23 haha
Just bought the S24 coming from the S22 just for the 7 years of updates. The S22 also has the exynos chip, so I'm used to it. I’m a light user. I do have my battery charging set on 80%, so every evening, I charge it, no biggie.
I've personally never found the battery to be an issue on the smaller models. You're charging it overnight anyway, right? You've gotta use the phones very heavily to not make it through a full day. Smart decision with the 80% cap - that'll come in handy in a couple of years time
I'd really like to see a comparison between the SpDragon S24 vs Exynos S24. I live in the Exynos market and I'm really hesitating on wether or not I should buy an imported snapdragon S24
Snapdragon 8 gen 3 is faster I have it on my s24 ultra coming from the exynos on my old s21 ultra the snapdragon is way better but saying so snapdragon is the strongest gaming chip but then exynos is good at ray tracing it averages about 2°C warmer than the Snapdragon phone under stress
@@Jaygalaxy93 any 2021 chip will be way shower than 2024 chips... Also you fail the mention the inefficiency of 5G interaction with the Exynos 2400 which is the largest difference. That didn't stop me from getting an Exynos s24+ though, I'm very happy with it! (I was upgrading from a mid range phone with MediaTek processor.....)
@@capone2488Check "Techmo"s yt video comparison on s24(lineup) exynos vs snapdragon where he compared both chip sets, and the snapdragon beat it on every single test.
i have a s24 ultra with snap dragon and s24plus exynos, i have used each for 1 month. for every day use , no difference, the s24Plus feels alot smaller though as its got skinny bezels and rounded corners, also its much lighter. For CPU speed they are also the same, both are silky smooth. for high end graphics games the snapdragon is smoother, only because alot of games are not optimised for the exynos. Speakers are better on the Ultra. obvisouly the ultra has better cameras, s pen, bigger battery and non glare display.
I bought S23 instead of S24. Price difference was 100euro, I check them both in the shop.. I notice that S24 is brighter and the thin bezel looks great. THen I check the battery.. most of the show model (S23, S24, S24+, S24Ultra) has about 50%.. but obviously when you check on the Exynos one (S24, S24+) it shows only 5 hours left, while those with Snapdragon shows 15 hours left. So, this is inline with the reviews on youtube that Exynos battery performance is not good, mainly due to bad modem reception which uses more power. It's too bad that I will not get 7 years software update, but I prefer a phone with better battery management. In the end both S23 and S24 are very close in performance and photo/video capture, that's why I chose S23. Another thing, despite S24 color is closer to actual, it tends to be a bit hazy/wash out while S23 is a bit oversaturated
i picked up the s24plus exynos vairant yesterday , its very fast and snappy, most games run well, ive had no throttling to date, some games arent optimised but still run ok. will give it a good test over the next couple of weeks..
@@uvanshgoraya3068 overall its good. ive also got a S24U and comparing them, 60% of high end graphic intensive games are exactly the same, other games are better optimised for snapdragon, a few actually run better on the exynos, due to the AMD GPU. if you not playing graphic intensive games then really no difference, the 24Plus Exynos is silky smooth, there is never any lag or overheating, battery is very good. The S24U has slightly better speakers, but it is a heavier phone, the Plus has a big screen but its feels small and light.
I am using s22 snapdragon and planning on getting this one. Do you think the upgrade is worth it? S23 phones here were pulled out maybe to push the sales of s24 so i have no choice.
Gaming experience is horrible if you plan playing games with it overheats and sometimes crashes which is a big issue for me cause i like playing games but if you just want to do regular things its a good phone been using for a month
How's the Battery Life of S24plus? I own an S23plus now, my Battery is very poor. Is it advisable to upgrade to S24plus or S24ultra, which one has a better Battery?
@@movementbuilders8828 from what I have seen, the ultra has better battery, but s24 plus exynos and snapdragon have better battery than s23 plus, of course SD 3 is better but that depends on where do you live. Now Iphone 15 series also have a good battery.
I decided that Exynos S24 was not worth paying almost a quarter more so I went with S23 at 649 euros. It has a bigger battery than my previous S22 as well as a Snapdragon processor which make it a very worthy upgrade. Now I easily get through the day without charging my phone. Also, there is a better selfie camera, the animations are buttery smooth and I can also use the new AI features. I cannot see myself using the same phone for more than 3 years so the 7-year software support was not a key feature either. All in all, I am very happy with my choice 😊
I come from an S21+ and upgraded to an S24+. My S21+ has a Snapdragon chipset, and despite having 3 years of use and slightly less capacity, the battery lasts exactly the same as my new S24+ with exynos. Another thing I've noticed is I pretty much can't use super fast charging on the S24+ since it gets super hot, which didn't happen on my Snapdragon S21+
How is S24 Exynos version for daily usage...facusing on battery & heating issue in Indian tropical summer where temp approx 44°-45°C. What would you suggest ?
I watched other youtuber Ex has same performance, but the battery and heating is better in Snapdragon because its TSMC with Qualcomm (Ex with samsung and Qualcomm was a real sh!t my 888 is hot like hell) I recommend a parallel importer with good service this is what i will do to buy 24+/25+ in isreal
4:30 IT DOES NOT. It goes down only TO 24Hz. Be aware of that! I'm not sure about S24 Ultra, probably it really goes down do 1Hz, but regular S24 ONLY TO 24Hz.
It's a tricky one - the display can technically reach 1 Hz, but lots of users reporting that they've not been able to go lower than 24 Hz. Could be Samsung restricting this in the software
As usual, outstanding review!! What I find unfortunate beyond efficiency of the different processors is that cameras should perform at least equally good considering it's the same hardware again.
05:57 Came back to say you did me dirty on this one mate. Speakers on S24+ are clear indeed but NOTICEABLY less rich/bassy even compared to base S23. Big fan of your work here and I trust you, but I was terribly disappointed when I found that out. Also, please consider testing video saving & editing next year since its been worse on Exynos for at least the last 6 years.
@@insidetechltd I don't mean to discourage your excellent and thorough work by any means! It's just that speaker quality is an important aspect to me and I was relieved you described it as improved in the new models, when in fact it's (somehow) a downgrade. I immediately thought of you when I noticed lol. For that and a couple other reasons I'm chasing down an S23+ now. Still, all the best for you 💪🏻🍀
No not at all, I appreciate the feedback so i'm glad you told me. Obviously my whole aim is to help inform people though so i'm sad to hear that I wasn't helpful on this occasion. I think the speaker clarity and volume is better but I understand your point about being less bassy and therefore rich. If you end up getting an S23+, please write back to let us know what you think of it! And thanks for the support and kind words, it really means a lot 👊🏼
Excellent information. I'm in Canada, and with our week dollar the prices on the 24+ as well as the Ultra are insane . Thanks to this video I will be upgrading from my Note20 Ultra to a 23+ Cheers
Great review. I share your opinion about the screen's colors richness. Coming from the S10e the S24 looks more than a LED screen than an OLED screen, even after the update. I'm thinking about returning the S24. Too bad, because I like the compact size of the phone, and 7 years update as well. I still have one question: does the Samsung's original anti-reflecting screen protector makes a difference with the color richness?
Thank you! So that anti-reflective screen protector does help preserve that colour richness, yes. But remember it's only the Ultra that has the reflective display glass. So you only get those really rich colours on the Ultra
Thank you for the reply. I returned the S24, because the screen wasn't as good imo as the older models. Maybe I wait for the S25 and hope it has an anti-reflecting screen. Cheers!
@@blockbustermovie2762Excuse me, i have a question; when you return phones, do they refund back your exact money or there is some kind of cut from it?
Hi I always look forwards to your Reviews on especially on phones, as you always give a fair and honest account. I hope you smash a million likes. Have a lovely evening you and your family and your viewers.
I actually traded in my s23 to go to the S24 and after a week of using both side by side, my battery life is Definitely better, my S23 wasn't bad but wasn't good either, I get almost 2hr Sot more on my s24 than my s23. I would get 5-6h sot on my s23, and on my new s24, I'm getting 7-8h sot.
@Albery.93 Good for you that the way you use your phone gives better battery life than the S23. In my case, I could see that the S24 battery is better by 5%. I used to charge my S23 to 85%, and by the end of my work shift, the S23 battery was between 45% and 50%. Now, I charge the S24 to 80%, and at the end of my work shift, the battery is between 45% and 50% too. So, there is no significant difference to me.
@@Albery.93what is you usage thought if you dont mind sharing? It seems like, S24 battery life is better on wifi and watching videos while S23 is better on standby.
Thanks for the video , i mainly was focusing on dimensions and screen state comparison since i already made my mind for S24 snapdragon variant (importing in without warranty) I am really really confused of which size to get (S24 or S24+), I am really fan of compact dimensions due to easy ergonmics and handling one handed though the bigger screen compromize watching media and better battery endurance through the day (also thinking of the QHD that will be missed on the vanilaa S24) Also the capped 25W on the Vanilla S24 is so ridicolous on the price tag with the chinese gang reaching 120W as an easy peasy (mine is motorola with 68W where it helps in quick juice to survive the day) Final thing please, Is the non saturated Blacks are obivous to that extinct cause this is a deal breaker for (I felt it was obvious between S24/S24+ and the Ultra) ? I am really biased to the Vanilla S24 (SD Variant 256 with UFS4) due to the sweetness of 6.2" and handling
I was asked this on my Ultra review, but no I haven't experienced that at all. I don't know what's causing it but i've seen a few people talking about it 🤔
It's less important than camera and overall performance, but won't most people use a case and screen protector, which essentially eliminates the considerations of phone color and feel during operation - and possibly the screen glare and full sun performance too?
Yes it does, but there isn't much of a difference compared to last year anyway for those things. You'll still feel a difference with the Plus vs S24 or Ultra vs S24 though. The S24 series improved brightness means you get better outdoor/sun performance, even if you use a screen protector. But the Ultra does not have the anti-glare advantage if you use a screen protector that isn't samsung's anti-reflective one (I showed this in the Ultra review)
@@insidetechltd Thanks for the reply. I didn't realize they provided their own screen protector. Well, my note 9 is almost impossible to see in the sun with or without a screen protector, so I'm hoping whatever I upgrade to next will be much better than the note 9... I'm also surprised at how bad it is with photos, so hoping Samsung has improved there as well...Anyway, thanks again for the reply and the videos. I get tired just thinking about all of the work that goes into making them. 😉 - Cheers
Their own protector is expensive and only film (not glass), so it has trade offs, but it does let you keep the anti-reflective advantage. The higher brightness still lets you see a lot better in the sun though vs older phones! Haha thank you, I certainly get tired making these 😅 But the nice comments make it worth it! 👊🏼
Okay, I need help. I can't decide if I should get the S23+ or S24+. Is the 1440 resolution that much of a difference? And how much more RAM do I actually need? I'm planning on running a dolphin emulator on it, but honestly I probably wont play it for long. I'm in the US, so i'll get snapdragon. Those are probably the only things that have me torn. Price is definitely a big factor and I'm not too concerned about the long term with updates.
hey the s23 pictures in your video look good but did you notice any s23 banana blur at ant time? i want to get the s23 but im hoping not to get the blur
Yes I would upgrade from your s10 plus to the s24 plus. Definitely would be a good upgrade for you. I just went from a s21 plus to the s24 plus and it was a big upgrade for me do Definitely a good upgrade for a s10 plus.
on fence about getting an ultra, once upon a time you could plug a galaxy into a monitor and it would launch a desktop experience OS, is that still a feature?
Which phone (between those in the video of course) would you recommend to a person who used a samsung phone only once in their life and want to chose between those models?
I know I'm super late to this video, but my Galaxy S10+ just broke and I am in need of a new phone. The S10 series had such good flagships that I'm worried about a downgrade. I'm now debating between the S23+ and the regular S24. Would ideally go for the S23+ but it's actually more expensive than the newer S24 model. What would you suggest?
I have the same dilema. From s10+sd855 version.. S23+ or s24+? But which one? Snapdragon is a must! Avoid the shjit exynos processor! You will thank me later.
If i'd use a multi port charger i often use it as a safer alternative to single port chargers, often single point chargers get really hot to the point of stupid hot and i rarely had and real burning heat from multiport chargers(the openings help a crazy ammount in expelling heat)
Great video i have a question, i live in UK and i considering upgrading from a52s 5g s22 5g however im thinking of importing the snapdragon variant. Do u think its worth it? Thank u
I don't think importing is ever worth it. The type of person to really notice and care enough about the difference between snapdragon/exynos will be getting the newest, latest phones every year. If you're asking the question, I don't think it'll be worth it. Stick with the exynos one (which you'll get better support for too if bought locally)
Great Video . here S23+ & S24+ at same Cost . i have S7edge i want to buy one of these model which model you will Suggest . my usage is moderate but need full day battery backup
@@ahmadabulaila2498 S23+ was out of stock . so i buy S24+ bz have no choice .2 days of normal use sometimes it get slightly hot . battery was good ..lets see what happens next.
@@inSaNe_44 yes it dependa which version you have, if you want them with snapdragon you need to buy them from outside europe, the ones in europe are the exynos versions
@@Denny-G26 yes I know that. I was asking you if, from your usage, the s23+ is better than the s24+ per total amount!? Because you wrote that you reverted back from 24+ to the s23+!? Please share some details about that. Thank you.
I upgraded to s24 plus and the battery is way better than my s21 plus. I'm in the USA so I have snapdragon. The battery is fantastic last a day and a half between each charge.
Brilliant review, especially the camera comparison part. By now, I'm sure I'm not buying the international variant of the S24 powered by the crappy Exynos 2400 chipset. All the hate this chipset is getting is truly justified. Thanks for the review.
The camera changes with everything being less processed makes it 100x better. Of course its personal preference but coming from someone who uses professional cameras, I absolutely hate phones that sharpen images lots. The new s24 toned back the sharpening and even if you lose a tad bit of detail, the photos look much much better.
@@insidetechltd I haven’t taken enough photos with my 24 ultra to really have a good judge. Most photos I’ve taken seemed pretty good, kept everything exposed as you’d expect from a higher end phone. But that’s also the snapdragon chipset, I’m Canadian so I get snapdragon across the board. I’m not sure how it holds up compared to the 23 ultra but I have no big complaints. From what I’ve watched the exynoss definitely performs different than the snapdragon variant though. Definitely worse for its camera processing
Yeah I was going to say that the Ultra is Snapdragon worldwide, and it doesn't have any of the camera issues the Exynos models have - so you should be good 👍🏼
@@insidetechltd I’m not sure why they keep bringing exynos back, It doesn’t affect me because I’m NA so I get snapdragon even on base models which is great. But even though I don’t gotta worry it’s still a terrible business move
Considering price and efficency over all and software update S23 is good choice and people want bigger phone s23plus with bigger RAM and storage capacity and basic AI features will also work on S 23.So it make sense to go with snapdragon 8 gen 2 instead of.Exinos 2400..Nice video clear comparison.🙏👍👌♥️
Hi, would you consider an S24 for just 410€ (sale) keeping in mind the negative aspects about this processor? My current phone is a Samsung A71 so I think its quite a big upgrade.
Pick my s24 up at weekend £28 a month on Vodafone, please tell me if you think I’ll see a big upgrade coming from my previous phone the iPhone 13 many thanks
Hard to say. I think the switch from iOS to Android is the biggest thing by far, so it's going to hinge a lot on how much you prefer Android to iOS. If you don't..it might not seem like that big an upgrade. All I can tell you for sure is that you've bought an excellent, flagship Android phone!
If you really want to feel the benefit...i'd suggest you go for the smaller models. Regular S23 sounds good to me. You can always go for a Plus in future if you ever wanted a change
Awesome video, but this is nothing new, it is the reason I'm subscribed. And yes, I would like to see the video where you compare the S24+ international and US models.
Ultra design kinda to geometric for me, i kinda tempting with S24 plus but idk what they thinking to make different processor for some country 😅 My s9+ was broken yesterday, i using ipad now Plan to buy new one, could you give me advice? what would you recomend? Thanks :)
I'm getting both S23 and S24 at the same price here. I could get a 6k INR difference if purchased from some other websites. So virtually, not much of a steal deal in buying S23. I mainly keep my phone on LTE while working, use it for calls, stream OTT on Wifi and take pictures/videos (not a daily activity). Would you still recommend a S23?
I would tell you to go for the phone design you look of more. The phones are otherwise quite similar. But if you care about re-selling afterwards then that's a good reason to get an S24 👍🏼
I'll be upgrading from the s22+. This has exynos 2200, so this will be an improvement with the newer model sporting the 2400. Every upgrade I have done seems to have exynos, so it won't bother me as much as it will others. But i would love to see the s22/s22+ vs s24/s24 + exynos just to see the differences.
@insidetechltd fingers crossed, I thought about going for the ultra, but so many are saying the plus is the way to go. I really would love to see someone do this comparison and not just compare last years model to this years.
I would personally choose the Plus, but that's because I prefer how it looks and feels in the hand. I don't mind about the camera differences, don't need the S Pen and definitely want the cheaper price! I'd love to do an S22 series vs S24 - I totally understand most people will be thinking about upgrading from a 2-year old phone, not last year's phone. My schedule is just so crazy busy though, i'm sorry 😔
@insidetechltd tbh the content that you put out is amazing and is very informative and always gives me and others an idea of what to look out for in a phone and whatnot. I like many others, always want to get the most for our money, and videos like these give us most of what we need. We just don't get the hands-on feel. I do feel some people who do these tech videos overlook the fact that most average consumers won't upgrade every year and will most likely upgrade every 2+ years so if they could look back and compare to older tech it may reach a wider audience.
I'm getting a Samsung Galaxy S24+ with an Exynos 2400 processor for $750, and a Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra for $840. I'm confused between the two. Which one would be the best for me to use for 3 to 4 years?
@@insidetechltd Thanks! I'm still debating on which one, seems like 23 should be the obvious choice but the better resolution on the 24+ is really making me question everything 😂
Yeah trusting that much money to the chipset that always has a problem is crazy Samsung needs to try their exynos on other markets and build up their chipset reputation first.
Using my Cream S23 since April 2023. Im so glad I bought the last great Samsung compact flagship. With the size increase, switch to Exynos and all useful AI features coming to the S23, not changing phones atleast until 2026. Hopefully, Exynos will have improved by then. Because even on my friends' Pixels, they are the absolute shits😂. I mean, imagine having network connectivity problems on flagship phones in 2024.To say nothing of the heating and slow charging.Ridiculous 😢
great video, i think im going to get an s23+ because I can get it for a lower price than the s24 and I dont really see any benefits to getting the s24 over it
I am using s24 for more than 10 days, i m getting Sceen on time between 4 and 5 hours, Moderate use. Is it concerning? Also, phone gets heat quickly while on video call. Pls do reply s24 users?
4-5 h SOT could be fine, it depends what you're using it for. More battery intensive tasks might give you 5 hours, whereas lighter ones could give you 10 hours. Some warming during a video call is normal I think
I own an s21 ultra and willing to upgrade either to S23 ultra or S24 Ultra. Which phone do you think i should invest in? Price is not a major problem but I still would like to have value for my money.
I think the other video, the Ultra review, is the video you need to help with that decision. That covers all the changes/upgrades and overall value for money. It's linked in the video description if you wanna check it out!
This is why I love this channel. You may not be the first to upload a review or comparison, but you always take your time to sweat the details and make it as comprehensive and detailed as possible.
I was away when you posted this so I could only give it a 'like' at the time. But thank you for saying that - I really appreciate it 🙌🏼
@insidetechltd No, we appreciate it. You don't have millions of subscribers (yet), but those of us who have been subscribed to you for a while are more than willing to be patient for your reviews. You don't just have the products at launch, use them for a week, and move on. You do very meticulous deconstructions, and that goes a long way when one is considering purchasing an expensive piece of tech.
@dtay8913 This is my first time here! And I’m loving the video already. You are so right and you made me subscribe even before i watched the video haha :D
That’s great to hear and means a lot 💚
@@insidetechltd Thank you to you too..thanks so much for making these awesome detailed videos. Your voice and narration is so nice 😄
Samsung need to stop doing customers injustice with the inferior exynos processor. They should reserve the exynos for the less expensive A series or FE models. Snapdragon across the board for S series.
Agreed with this 💯
u got a problem with your mid range exynos performance or what ? i already using my s24+ in first open pre order until now, n i aggree exynos bad at first launch but remember man this flagship got 7y of update software, they can make this big improve n more stabization software, if they want tho
@@iNdraaMetroo cope
@@iNdraaMetrooI like the software support, but are yurt really going to use it much longer than 2-3 years? Or maybe have it wear off by siblings after that? I expect battery to degrade fast and don't knew how easy replacement will be
I'm a Samsung guy I usually wait about 3 to 4 yrs before I even consider making up grades
I just got the s24 ultra. But the anti reflection, bigger screen, and plat sides(unlike 23 ultra) sealed the deal. Updated from note 10+
I got the s24+ (was using a z flip 3 before) as the size, feel, and everything was right for me (+ the updates also I have an NA version)
I've had the s23 since release and wanted to upgrade due to qhd on the s24+, although swerving now since it's back to exynos. I much prefer the camera processing of 8 gen 2 compared to exynos.
I think that's smart 👍🏼
Not worth upgrading to any s24 maybe the s25
cause its new chip man just wait until they can make this chip optimals, just wait n see the progres they do
you may be supripised but the exynos actually takes better photos than the snapdragon variant.
@@joeyjoey7972 fraud
I was a Samsung user from s7 -s21 and bought a Sony Xperia 1 iii for a change last year. A lot to love about the Sony 4k screen, no selfie hole punch and amazing camera tech (which I rarely used to full potential)but the size of the phone began to make me want a smaller screen/phone again. Also the battery life of the Sony was not the best, around 3hrs SOT. All of the budget phones seem to be massive 6.6 -6.8" screens so started looking for a second s23. None at a reasonable price so got a new open box s24 256gb for £570. Love being back with Samsung. The software is the best android implementation and being able to use dex whilst travelling and the 6-7 hrs SOT means all day use and more. So killer feature for me is compact size flagship.
You mention in the video to stick with the S23 and not upgrade to S24 if you're an S23 user. Would you say the same to someone that is not a Galaxy S series user? Thank you.
Yes I would. The S23 offers better value for money, so if you're switching over to the Galaxy S series then i'd recommend it 👍🏼
I was choosing between s23+ and s24+ but I ended up getting the s23+. Got it on sale and comes with a free smart watch, Can't wait for it 😍
Great insight regarding the battery life in each model and each use scenario. I have one question though if you dont mind. Is the S23 that you use for the comparison brand new or already used for maybe a couple months?
If the later, I wonder if brand new S23 battery will caught up with S24 in heavy tasks since S23 is already more efficient in standby battery life and catching up in day to day use compared to S24 in your video. Thanks 🙏
Thank you!
The phones are all brand new. You’re right, it’s the only way to fairly compare the batteries. So I buy them new each time (expensive but gets better results 😅). You can actually see the plastic film on the frame still on the S23 haha
Ive got a s23 ultra, and im more than happy with it. I have felt no reason to upgrade. Really good video and content.
Thank you!
Just bought the S24 coming from the S22 just for the 7 years of updates. The S22 also has the exynos chip, so I'm used to it. I’m a light user. I do have my battery charging set on 80%, so every evening, I charge it, no biggie.
I've personally never found the battery to be an issue on the smaller models. You're charging it overnight anyway, right? You've gotta use the phones very heavily to not make it through a full day. Smart decision with the 80% cap - that'll come in handy in a couple of years time
I'd really like to see a comparison between the SpDragon S24 vs Exynos S24. I live in the Exynos market and I'm really hesitating on wether or not I should buy an imported snapdragon S24
Snapdragon 8 gen 3 is faster I have it on my s24 ultra coming from the exynos on my old s21 ultra the snapdragon is way better but saying so snapdragon is the strongest gaming chip but then exynos is good at ray tracing it averages about 2°C warmer than the Snapdragon phone under stress
I would like to see this to!
@@Jaygalaxy93 any 2021 chip will be way shower than 2024 chips... Also you fail the mention the inefficiency of 5G interaction with the Exynos 2400 which is the largest difference. That didn't stop me from getting an Exynos s24+ though, I'm very happy with it! (I was upgrading from a mid range phone with MediaTek processor.....)
@@capone2488Check "Techmo"s yt video comparison on s24(lineup) exynos vs snapdragon where he compared both chip sets, and the snapdragon beat it on every single test.
i have a s24 ultra with snap dragon and s24plus exynos, i have used each for 1 month. for every day use , no difference, the s24Plus feels alot smaller though as its got skinny bezels and rounded corners, also its much lighter. For CPU speed they are also the same, both are silky smooth. for high end graphics games the snapdragon is smoother, only because alot of games are not optimised for the exynos. Speakers are better on the Ultra. obvisouly the ultra has better cameras, s pen, bigger battery and non glare display.
I bought S23 instead of S24. Price difference was 100euro, I check them both in the shop.. I notice that S24 is brighter and the thin bezel looks great. THen I check the battery.. most of the show model (S23, S24, S24+, S24Ultra) has about 50%.. but obviously when you check on the Exynos one (S24, S24+) it shows only 5 hours left, while those with Snapdragon shows 15 hours left. So, this is inline with the reviews on youtube that Exynos battery performance is not good, mainly due to bad modem reception which uses more power. It's too bad that I will not get 7 years software update, but I prefer a phone with better battery management. In the end both S23 and S24 are very close in performance and photo/video capture, that's why I chose S23.
Another thing, despite S24 color is closer to actual, it tends to be a bit hazy/wash out while S23 is a bit oversaturated
Thank you! This is one of the most extensive and well thought out comparison videos of S23 vs s24 that I've seen. And I really appreciate it.
Thank you!
i picked up the s24plus exynos vairant yesterday , its very fast and snappy, most games run well, ive had no throttling to date, some games arent optimised but still run ok. will give it a good test over the next couple of weeks..
How is it after some weeks
@@danielbozev6942 very happy with it
How's it, is it working good?
Bro please tell how is it ?i am also planning to buy this
@@uvanshgoraya3068 overall its good. ive also got a S24U and comparing them, 60% of high end graphic intensive games are exactly the same, other games are better optimised for snapdragon, a few actually run better on the exynos, due to the AMD GPU. if you not playing graphic intensive games then really no difference, the 24Plus Exynos is silky smooth, there is never any lag or overheating, battery is very good. The S24U has slightly better speakers, but it is a heavier phone, the Plus has a big screen but its feels small and light.
I already decided to grab S24. Now I'm not so sure anymore as I'm in EU and would have to grab Exynos variant...
You can use a USA model in EU, as long as it's unlocked. Buy a Snapdragon version, online.
@@lp8650 ended up buying Pixel 8 Pro. Super happy with it so far
I am using s22 snapdragon and planning on getting this one. Do you think the upgrade is worth it? S23 phones here were pulled out maybe to push the sales of s24 so i have no choice.
Gaming experience is horrible if you plan playing games with it overheats and sometimes crashes which is a big issue for me cause i like playing games but if you just want to do regular things its a good phone been using for a month
Which one? The s23 or s24 and are the plus models better when it comes toboverheating on games?@@User63949
you should check battery life on wifi 6 vs 5G on s23 and s24 series, exynoses had always problems with lte/5g
Yes, I saw other reviewers and exynos suffers 5g and gaming more than SD 3
How's the Battery Life of S24plus?
I own an S23plus now, my Battery is very poor.
Is it advisable to upgrade to S24plus or S24ultra, which one has a better Battery?
@@movementbuilders8828 from what I have seen, the ultra has better battery, but s24 plus exynos and snapdragon have better battery than s23 plus, of course SD 3 is better but that depends on where do you live. Now Iphone 15 series also have a good battery.
@@movementbuilders8828poor wdym ? Is it not for long run 😮
Great video man, would be amazing if you can make a comparison between S24 Plus (Exynos) Vs S24 Plus (Snapdragon). Thank you
Thank you!
I decided that Exynos S24 was not worth paying almost a quarter more so I went with S23 at 649 euros. It has a bigger battery than my previous S22 as well as a Snapdragon processor which make it a very worthy upgrade. Now I easily get through the day without charging my phone. Also, there is a better selfie camera, the animations are buttery smooth and I can also use the new AI features. I cannot see myself using the same phone for more than 3 years so the 7-year software support was not a key feature either. All in all, I am very happy with my choice 😊
Nice review as always
Thank you!
I've got the snapdragon s24 plus. Great phone and battery. Plus, 7 years of updates! That was the main selling point for me.
I come from an S21+ and upgraded to an S24+. My S21+ has a Snapdragon chipset, and despite having 3 years of use and slightly less capacity, the battery lasts exactly the same as my new S24+ with exynos. Another thing I've noticed is I pretty much can't use super fast charging on the S24+ since it gets super hot, which didn't happen on my Snapdragon S21+
Avoid the shjit exynos mate!
Amazing and in dept (and honest) review, based on this video alone, just ordered the little s23. keep up the detailed reviews
Thanks a lot!
How is S24 Exynos version for daily usage...facusing on battery & heating issue in Indian tropical summer where temp approx 44°-45°C.
What would you suggest ?
I live in the UK, so i'm not really experienced with those sort of temperatures, sorry!
I watched other youtuber Ex has same performance, but the battery and heating is better in Snapdragon because its TSMC with Qualcomm (Ex with samsung and Qualcomm was a real sh!t my 888 is hot like hell) I recommend a parallel importer with good service this is what i will do to buy 24+/25+ in isreal
4:30 IT DOES NOT. It goes down only TO 24Hz. Be aware of that! I'm not sure about S24 Ultra, probably it really goes down do 1Hz, but regular S24 ONLY TO 24Hz.
It's a tricky one - the display can technically reach 1 Hz, but lots of users reporting that they've not been able to go lower than 24 Hz. Could be Samsung restricting this in the software
@@insidetechltd yes. Samsung scamming us is probably the case
As usual, outstanding review!! What I find unfortunate beyond efficiency of the different processors is that cameras should perform at least equally good considering it's the same hardware again.
Thank you 🙏🏼
05:57 Came back to say you did me dirty on this one mate. Speakers on S24+ are clear indeed but NOTICEABLY less rich/bassy even compared to base S23. Big fan of your work here and I trust you, but I was terribly disappointed when I found that out.
Also, please consider testing video saving & editing next year since its been worse on Exynos for at least the last 6 years.
Ah no! I'm sorry to hear that - never like knowing my videos have mislead people. I'll try and be more thorough next time!
@@insidetechltd I don't mean to discourage your excellent and thorough work by any means! It's just that speaker quality is an important aspect to me and I was relieved you described it as improved in the new models, when in fact it's (somehow) a downgrade. I immediately thought of you when I noticed lol. For that and a couple other reasons I'm chasing down an S23+ now.
Still, all the best for you 💪🏻🍀
No not at all, I appreciate the feedback so i'm glad you told me. Obviously my whole aim is to help inform people though so i'm sad to hear that I wasn't helpful on this occasion. I think the speaker clarity and volume is better but I understand your point about being less bassy and therefore rich. If you end up getting an S23+, please write back to let us know what you think of it! And thanks for the support and kind words, it really means a lot 👊🏼
Excellent information.
I'm in Canada, and with our week dollar the prices on the 24+ as well as the Ultra are insane .
Thanks to this video I will be upgrading from my Note20 Ultra to a 23+
Cheers
Thank you!
first class reveiw ..sorted my confusion on phone choice going for the s23+ me thinks thank you for making up my mind.👌
Thank you so much - glad I could help 🙌🏼
Great review. I share your opinion about the screen's colors richness. Coming from the S10e the S24 looks more than a LED screen than an OLED screen, even after the update. I'm thinking about returning the S24. Too bad, because I like the compact size of the phone, and 7 years update as well. I still have one question: does the Samsung's original anti-reflecting screen protector makes a difference with the color richness?
Thank you!
So that anti-reflective screen protector does help preserve that colour richness, yes. But remember it's only the Ultra that has the reflective display glass. So you only get those really rich colours on the Ultra
Thank you for the reply. I returned the S24, because the screen wasn't as good imo as the older models. Maybe I wait for the S25 and hope it has an anti-reflecting screen.
Cheers!
@@blockbustermovie2762Excuse me, i have a question; when you return phones, do they refund back your exact money or there is some kind of cut from it?
Hi
I always look forwards to your Reviews on especially on phones, as you always give a fair and honest account.
I hope you smash a million likes.
Have a lovely evening you and your family and your viewers.
It's crazy how Samsung fans claim to have better battery life on the S24 than the S23. I have the S24, and I can't see a significant difference. 😅
I actually traded in my s23 to go to the S24 and after a week of using both side by side, my battery life is Definitely better, my S23 wasn't bad but wasn't good either, I get almost 2hr Sot more on my s24 than my s23. I would get 5-6h sot on my s23, and on my new s24, I'm getting 7-8h sot.
@Albery.93 Good for you that the way you use your phone gives better battery life than the S23. In my case, I could see that the S24 battery is better by 5%. I used to charge my S23 to 85%, and by the end of my work shift, the S23 battery was between 45% and 50%. Now, I charge the S24 to 80%, and at the end of my work shift, the battery is between 45% and 50% too. So, there is no significant difference to me.
@@Albery.93what is you usage thought if you dont mind sharing? It seems like, S24 battery life is better on wifi and watching videos while S23 is better on standby.
Im thinking about trading my s23 for s24. Please tell me more and is it worth it? How much did u pay? Exynos version right ?@@Albery.93
Best comparison video for these phones. Exactly what i needed! Subscribed
Thanks a lot!
Thanks for the video , i mainly was focusing on dimensions and screen state comparison since i already made my mind for S24 snapdragon variant (importing in without warranty)
I am really really confused of which size to get (S24 or S24+), I am really fan of compact dimensions due to easy ergonmics and handling one handed though the bigger screen compromize watching media and better battery endurance through the day (also thinking of the QHD that will be missed on the vanilaa S24)
Also the capped 25W on the Vanilla S24 is so ridicolous on the price tag with the chinese gang reaching 120W as an easy peasy (mine is motorola with 68W where it helps in quick juice to survive the day)
Final thing please, Is the non saturated Blacks are obivous to that extinct cause this is a deal breaker for (I felt it was obvious between S24/S24+ and the Ultra) ?
I am really biased to the Vanilla S24 (SD Variant 256 with UFS4) due to the sweetness of 6.2" and handling
@InsideTech did you get problems with s24 ultra grainy screen/mura effect?
I was asked this on my Ultra review, but no I haven't experienced that at all. I don't know what's causing it but i've seen a few people talking about it 🤔
@@insidetechltd thanks
Thanks for the great review! What game are you playing at 10:00 min mark?
Pascal's Wager 👍🏼
This was great, it help a lot in deciding which one I'm gonna get
Glad to hear it!
After watch this video i commit to upgrade from my s8 plus to regular s23 rather than s24. Thank u.
It's less important than camera and overall performance, but won't most people use a case and screen protector, which essentially eliminates the considerations of phone color and feel during operation - and possibly the screen glare and full sun performance too?
Yes it does, but there isn't much of a difference compared to last year anyway for those things. You'll still feel a difference with the Plus vs S24 or Ultra vs S24 though.
The S24 series improved brightness means you get better outdoor/sun performance, even if you use a screen protector. But the Ultra does not have the anti-glare advantage if you use a screen protector that isn't samsung's anti-reflective one (I showed this in the Ultra review)
@@insidetechltd Thanks for the reply. I didn't realize they provided their own screen protector. Well, my note 9 is almost impossible to see in the sun with or without a screen protector, so I'm hoping whatever I upgrade to next will be much better than the note 9... I'm also surprised at how bad it is with photos, so hoping Samsung has improved there as well...Anyway, thanks again for the reply and the videos. I get tired just thinking about all of the work that goes into making them. 😉 - Cheers
Their own protector is expensive and only film (not glass), so it has trade offs, but it does let you keep the anti-reflective advantage. The higher brightness still lets you see a lot better in the sun though vs older phones!
Haha thank you, I certainly get tired making these 😅 But the nice comments make it worth it! 👊🏼
@@insidetechltd Thanks again for the info. Cheers m8. 🤙
Okay, I need help. I can't decide if I should get the S23+ or S24+. Is the 1440 resolution that much of a difference? And how much more RAM do I actually need? I'm planning on running a dolphin emulator on it, but honestly I probably wont play it for long. I'm in the US, so i'll get snapdragon. Those are probably the only things that have me torn. Price is definitely a big factor and I'm not too concerned about the long term with updates.
Honestly...I don't think you'll need it. Especially if the price is important to you. S23+ is still a fantastic phone
@@insidetechltd thank you!
If you live in US and you can afford it get the s24+ snapdragon version!
hey the s23 pictures in your video look good but did you notice any s23 banana blur at ant time? i want to get the s23 but im hoping not to get the blur
I didn't notice any blur issues, no
If i need a new phone (have a s10) would you say the s24 is good enough or its worth upgrading to the s24 plus?
Yes, the S24 is definitely a good upgrade from an S10
Yes I would upgrade from your s10 plus to the s24 plus. Definitely would be a good upgrade for you. I just went from a s21 plus to the s24 plus and it was a big upgrade for me do Definitely a good upgrade for a s10 plus.
@@davidchapman6786yes, I feel you. But need the snapdragon variant.. Not the shjit exynos.. Good for you mate.
Hey, where did you get those wallpappers?
Will it be a good upgrade if I upgrade from the s20 fe to the s24(exynos)?
My biggest worry is battery life since my s20 fe doesn't last a full day?
Yea, i think s24+ will be better than the s24 base
on fence about getting an ultra, once upon a time you could plug a galaxy into a monitor and it would launch a desktop experience OS, is that still a feature?
Which phone (between those in the video of course) would you recommend to a person who used a samsung phone only once in their life and want to chose between those models?
I know I'm super late to this video, but my Galaxy S10+ just broke and I am in need of a new phone. The S10 series had such good flagships that I'm worried about a downgrade. I'm now debating between the S23+ and the regular S24. Would ideally go for the S23+ but it's actually more expensive than the newer S24 model. What would you suggest?
I have the same dilema. From s10+sd855 version.. S23+ or s24+? But which one? Snapdragon is a must! Avoid the shjit exynos processor! You will thank me later.
A key advantage to me is the increased screen size. Its a significant increase without any weight penalty.
Nice review, great video. Thank you very much! 👍🏻
Thank you 👊🏼
If i'd use a multi port charger i often use it as a safer alternative to single port chargers, often single point chargers get really hot to the point of stupid hot and i rarely had and real burning heat from multiport chargers(the openings help a crazy ammount in expelling heat)
Nice 👍🏼
Great video i have a question, i live in UK and i considering upgrading from a52s 5g s22 5g however im thinking of importing the snapdragon variant. Do u think its worth it? Thank u
I don't think importing is ever worth it. The type of person to really notice and care enough about the difference between snapdragon/exynos will be getting the newest, latest phones every year. If you're asking the question, I don't think it'll be worth it. Stick with the exynos one (which you'll get better support for too if bought locally)
I wonder if Samsung will " See the Light " And have the qualcom chip back on UK and European phones ?? Please. No more exynos chips.
Great Video . here S23+ & S24+ at same Cost . i have S7edge i want to buy one of these model which model you will Suggest . my usage is moderate but need full day battery backup
S23+ obviously
Just go for s24+ its a lot better in performance and the same battery as u saw in the video
@@ahmadabulaila2498 S23+ was out of stock . so i buy S24+ bz have no choice .2 days of normal use sometimes it get slightly hot . battery was good ..lets see what happens next.
@@vaibhavtandel7350 give it 1 or 2 weeks because Samsung’s phone will optimize with your use
Ive reverted back from s24 plus to s23 plus because of the battery life
I have the same dilema! So overall s23+ is better than the s24+? Thank you.
@@inSaNe_44 yes it dependa which version you have, if you want them with snapdragon you need to buy them from outside europe, the ones in europe are the exynos versions
@@Denny-G26 yes I know that. I was asking you if, from your usage, the s23+ is better than the s24+ per total amount!? Because you wrote that you reverted back from 24+ to the s23+!? Please share some details about that. Thank you.
Perfect video imo.
I upgraded to s24 plus and the battery is way better than my s21 plus. I'm in the USA so I have snapdragon. The battery is fantastic last a day and a half between each charge.
Nice 👌🏼
Snapdragon is the king 👑! Congrats mate. Enjoy it!
Brilliant review, especially the camera comparison part. By now, I'm sure I'm not buying the international variant of the S24 powered by the crappy Exynos 2400 chipset. All the hate this chipset is getting is truly justified. Thanks for the review.
Thank you!
Why is the mobile signal on every shot taken weaker on the S24 lineup compared to S23? In some cases significantly weaker. Do they have some problem?
The camera changes with everything being less processed makes it 100x better. Of course its personal preference but coming from someone who uses professional cameras, I absolutely hate phones that sharpen images lots. The new s24 toned back the sharpening and even if you lose a tad bit of detail, the photos look much much better.
I agree it's objectively better because of the sharpening difference. How about the dynamic range though? Hard to say that part is better this year
@@insidetechltd I haven’t taken enough photos with my 24 ultra to really have a good judge. Most photos I’ve taken seemed pretty good, kept everything exposed as you’d expect from a higher end phone. But that’s also the snapdragon chipset, I’m Canadian so I get snapdragon across the board. I’m not sure how it holds up compared to the 23 ultra but I have no big complaints. From what I’ve watched the exynoss definitely performs different than the snapdragon variant though. Definitely worse for its camera processing
Yeah I was going to say that the Ultra is Snapdragon worldwide, and it doesn't have any of the camera issues the Exynos models have - so you should be good 👍🏼
@@insidetechltd I’m not sure why they keep bringing exynos back, It doesn’t affect me because I’m NA so I get snapdragon even on base models which is great. But even though I don’t gotta worry it’s still a terrible business move
S23 PWM sucks, 240Hz, come on Samsung. S24 is another 💩 492Hz. 12:18 S24+ "blacks" looks gray, but on S24U are real blacks. Excellent comparison, btw.
Thanks a lot!
Does this ugreen charger support super fast charging 2.0? i get that on my s23 ultra
It certainly does
I love this channel ❤
What color is the s24 ulta you are using? Is that the titanium gray or titanium yellow?
Titanium grey
Wow, finally found a video that clears all the confusions and checks all the boxes for the new buyers. Cheers buddy, great work 👍
Thanks a lot, glad I could help!
Considering price and efficency over all and software update S23 is good choice and people want bigger phone s23plus with bigger RAM and storage capacity and basic AI features will also work on S 23.So it make sense to go with snapdragon 8 gen 2 instead of.Exinos 2400..Nice video clear comparison.🙏👍👌♥️
Question towards Samsung.
Is it possible to supply a non reflective screen protector rather than a full screen? To enable for All Samsung devices.
This channel is very good.
Thanks!
Hi, would you consider an S24 for just 410€ (sale) keeping in mind the negative aspects about this processor? My current phone is a Samsung A71 so I think its quite a big upgrade.
Yes I would. I still bought an S24 for myself, despite the negative aspects 👍🏼
Can you make 5g battery test s24plus exynos 2400 and s23plus
Excellent comparison, job well done!
Thank you!
What game is that at 10:00 of the video?
Pascal’s wager
Pick my s24 up at weekend £28 a month on Vodafone, please tell me if you think I’ll see a big upgrade coming from my previous phone the iPhone 13 many thanks
Hard to say. I think the switch from iOS to Android is the biggest thing by far, so it's going to hinge a lot on how much you prefer Android to iOS. If you don't..it might not seem like that big an upgrade. All I can tell you for sure is that you've bought an excellent, flagship Android phone!
Im currently using a S23 ultra but its giving my hand bad pain. Was going to upgrade for at S24+ but now im thinking i should go got regular S23.
If you really want to feel the benefit...i'd suggest you go for the smaller models. Regular S23 sounds good to me. You can always go for a Plus in future if you ever wanted a change
Awesome video, but this is nothing new, it is the reason I'm subscribed. And yes, I would like to see the video where you compare the S24+ international and US models.
Excellent review!
Thanks a lot!
Ultra design kinda to geometric for me, i kinda tempting with S24 plus but idk what they thinking to make different processor for some country 😅
My s9+ was broken yesterday, i using ipad now
Plan to buy new one, could you give me advice? what would you recomend? Thanks :)
Of course with me moving up from a standard s21 5g... this S24 is the best buy I have made in months 👍🏿
How heating battery
@@KoalaBeer. my s21 battery used to get hot. This s24 battery hasnt over heated once yet
I'm getting both S23 and S24 at the same price here. I could get a 6k INR difference if purchased from some other websites. So virtually, not much of a steal deal in buying S23. I mainly keep my phone on LTE while working, use it for calls, stream OTT on Wifi and take pictures/videos (not a daily activity). Would you still recommend a S23?
I would tell you to go for the phone design you look of more. The phones are otherwise quite similar. But if you care about re-selling afterwards then that's a good reason to get an S24 👍🏼
@@insidetechltd Thanks for the prompt response
Just put exynos to the samsung a and s mini series, put snapdragon 7 to FE, snapdragon 8 to S series, ultra, flip and z fold, and problem gone. . .
Samsung purposely made the specs of each phone different, so customers could get confused and panick which one would be the best choice for them.
Is a s24 plus worth the switch from a z flip 5?
No
I'll be upgrading from the s22+. This has exynos 2200, so this will be an improvement with the newer model sporting the 2400. Every upgrade I have done seems to have exynos, so it won't bother me as much as it will others. But i would love to see the s22/s22+ vs s24/s24 + exynos just to see the differences.
That's a good point - you'll get a much bigger upgrade than someone coming from an S23 (and hopefully none of the drawbacks either!)
@insidetechltd fingers crossed, I thought about going for the ultra, but so many are saying the plus is the way to go. I really would love to see someone do this comparison and not just compare last years model to this years.
I would personally choose the Plus, but that's because I prefer how it looks and feels in the hand. I don't mind about the camera differences, don't need the S Pen and definitely want the cheaper price!
I'd love to do an S22 series vs S24 - I totally understand most people will be thinking about upgrading from a 2-year old phone, not last year's phone. My schedule is just so crazy busy though, i'm sorry 😔
@insidetechltd tbh the content that you put out is amazing and is very informative and always gives me and others an idea of what to look out for in a phone and whatnot. I like many others, always want to get the most for our money, and videos like these give us most of what we need. We just don't get the hands-on feel. I do feel some people who do these tech videos overlook the fact that most average consumers won't upgrade every year and will most likely upgrade every 2+ years so if they could look back and compare to older tech it may reach a wider audience.
getting my s24+ next week, excited to get it into my hands!
Woo! 🙌🏼
A note about comfort, most people have phone cases which ease most comfort issues with phones
I'm getting a Samsung Galaxy S24+ with an Exynos 2400 processor for $750, and a Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra for $840. I'm confused between the two. Which one would be the best for me to use for 3 to 4 years?
S23 ultra
Thanks for the video! Do you know if the s23 already got the AI?
Yes, it does have Galaxy AI now
@@insidetechltd Thanks! I'm still debating on which one, seems like 23 should be the obvious choice but the better resolution on the 24+ is really making me question everything 😂
I just realized amazon us delivers the snapdrgon version to uk and they are about the same price even after fees and customs.
👀
Did you manage to buy it? If so, did it come with a dual sim tray?
Superb analysis, thank you.
Thanks a lot!
I wanted to get the S24+. But I bought the S24 Ultra only because the S24+ I can buy is on the Exynos chip. 😅
You might have made the right decision there 🤷♂️
Yeah trusting that much money to the chipset that always has a problem is crazy Samsung needs to try their exynos on other markets and build up their chipset reputation first.
It doesn't say Super Charger 2.0 when plugged to the Ugreen
Yes it does...?
this is very helpful 😊
Using my Cream S23 since April 2023. Im so glad I bought the last great Samsung compact flagship. With the size increase, switch to Exynos and all useful AI features coming to the S23, not changing phones atleast until 2026. Hopefully, Exynos will have improved by then. Because even on my friends' Pixels, they are the absolute shits😂. I mean, imagine having network connectivity problems on flagship phones in 2024.To say nothing of the heating and slow charging.Ridiculous 😢
Man this comparison is so detailed and thorough. I was thinking about getting a S24 but after seeing this, I'll just get the S23. Thanks
Glad I could help!
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great video, i think im going to get an s23+ because I can get it for a lower price than the s24 and I dont really see any benefits to getting the s24 over it
So samsung 23+ over samsung24+?
I currently have a pixel 😢
I am using s24 for more than 10 days, i m getting Sceen on time between 4 and 5 hours, Moderate use. Is it concerning? Also, phone gets heat quickly while on video call. Pls do reply s24 users?
4-5 h SOT could be fine, it depends what you're using it for. More battery intensive tasks might give you 5 hours, whereas lighter ones could give you 10 hours. Some warming during a video call is normal I think
maybe its still learning your usage pattern, suppose to be two weeks. did your battery life improve?
How we can find your wallpapers? Perfect
I own an s21 ultra and willing to upgrade either to S23 ultra or S24 Ultra. Which phone do you think i should invest in? Price is not a major problem but I still would like to have value for my money.
I think the other video, the Ultra review, is the video you need to help with that decision. That covers all the changes/upgrades and overall value for money. It's linked in the video description if you wanna check it out!