Samsung Galaxy S24 series listed on 3C database with same charging speeds as its predecessors
- DarlingYext
- 6mM
- 15 Sep 2023
Anonymous, 15 Sep 2023By giving decent charging speed not ultra super duper fast ... more"By giving decent charging speed.."
Yeah, decent compared to Apple,Google,Sony and HTC, but pretty much every other company offers faster charging.
You don't have to use fast charging, if you don't like to use it, but it's better to have the option for people who want/need it, than to not have it.
- you have to suffer
- wru
- 15 Sep 2023
[deleted post]i don't care if you call me a garbage phone user atleast i want to get the best hardware at low price possible. anyway, what's so wrong with chinese phones. they don't hurt you after all. no one obligates you to buy them. it's by people's choice. are you going full berserk if you saw chinese phone just accidentally appears on the list? all your wonderful sales blabbering was people mostly bought in month credit.
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- Anonymous
- fCE
- 15 Sep 2023
There's something very wrong with the people that are always asking for more and more charging speeds
- you have to suffer
- wrg
- 15 Sep 2023
[deleted post]what great news? you're just posting the same thing.🤷♂️🤷♂️ also i bet you remember typing "galaxy a35 5g" being sold at 7.1 million units, which does not exist at all. 😂😂😭😭
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- Anonymous
- wr3
- 15 Sep 2023
rosesarerosie, 15 Sep 2023And how does it show in their phones that they are playing ... moreBy giving decent charging speed not ultra super duper fast charging. That literally the whole article talking about.
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- Anonymous
- Kx7
- 15 Sep 2023
It's samsung, what you expect? Well, at least this time i hope they would focus on solving thermal issues in their flagships
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- Anonymous
- vGG
- 15 Sep 2023
Why is charting speed so important to peoples ? My phone charge at just 25 watts and that's fine to me. I cans wait. I is have patience. I am not in hurries
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- Anonymous
- x0k
- 15 Sep 2023
Do we really need to have an article for every tiny S24 development?
- rosesarerosie
- 35p
- 15 Sep 2023
Anonymous, 15 Sep 2023The playing safe strategy is paying off.
Samsung in fact... moreAnd how does it show in their phones that they are playing safe ? Name a few direct things
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- Anonymous
- wr3
- 15 Sep 2023
rosesarerosie, 15 Sep 2023I understand that they are playing it safe since the Note7,... moreThe playing safe strategy is paying off.
Samsung in fact, still maintain as number 1 biggest smartphone marketshare and maintain as number one best selling Android flagship every year since Galaxy Note 7.
This is why people start to admire Samsung👍
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- Mobilemaster
- 3gj
- 15 Sep 2023
Oh boy, they could have use a 45 W for the vanilla and the new 65 W for the Ultra.
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- Anonymous
- wr3
- 15 Sep 2023
DarlingYext, 15 Sep 2023Both are too slow in this day and age.Only media social addict people and jobless people think 50% charging for 20 minutes is too slow.
45W is decent charging speed and Samsung knows that their target market have jobs.👍
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- The Android Freak
- XNI
- 15 Sep 2023
Darth Caesium, 15 Sep 2023The improvements that we could have are: •1.0"-type m... moreI strongly agree.
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- walkman8
- 3Z5
- 15 Sep 2023
lo2, 15 Sep 2023I'm not a fan of the high speed charging competition. ... moreHere's a crazy idea: how about Samsung implements 67w charging, but you have the option to choose slow or fast charging? Android used to be famous for giving customers options, right?
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- The Android Freak
- XNI
- 15 Sep 2023
I dont care about charging speeds. But put charger in the box. Also bring down the prices of phones. You are using your own display, you are using own processor, you are using your own RAM and you are using your own sensor since years. So bring down to 999 for 12+256, people will happily buy it.
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- Darth Caesium
- 3Wi
- 15 Sep 2023
Solih, 15 Sep 2023all androids already in its peak. Few ideas left. :V
wh... moreThe improvements that we could have are:
•1.0"-type main wide sensor with ten-step variable focal aperture and macro capabilities
•1.0"-type ultrawide sensor with ten-step variable focal aperture and macro capabilities
•1/2.5"-type continuous variable periscope-style telephoto sensor with 3×-10× optical zoom and macro capabilities
•A second selfie sensor that is an ultrawide
•A ToF 3D LiDAR sensor for both front and back
•Under-display selfie cameras that don't have a hit on camera quality —could also lead to larger selfie cameras too (think 1/2.5"-type rather than 1/2.8"-type)
•Full-screen ultrasonic under-display fingerprint reader
•MicroLED displays with peak brightness of about 4000 nits
•240W wired fast charging without any damage to the battery
•99.99% head-to-body-ratio using only a flat screen with equal-sized bezels all around
•Thunderbolt 4/5 support
•2TB UFS 4.0 storage
•Eliminating the camera bump by using one flat metalens for each sensor. These are only 200 microns (0.2mm) thick. I genuinely think this could completely change phone cameras. For more information, there is this article that I read: https://spectrum.ieee.org/metalens-2660294513
•Rollable phones that can roll out from the size of a phone to the size of an 8-9" tablet
•Sony's ExymorT stacked CMOS technology being used on every future camera sensor, including on selfie cameras.
•Almost-zero latency for Bluetooth audio and video (think 1-2ms)
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- Anton.
- 8xr
- 15 Sep 2023
That's very obvious, if they increase the charge, tell us to 67w, they would have to put the charger in the box! and Google is sure to come with the same this year!
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- lo2
- M$W
- 15 Sep 2023
I'm not a fan of the high speed charging competition. I always charge my phones at lowest speed possible - and I'm actively searching for solutions to do this.
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- Darth Caesium
- 3Wi
- 15 Sep 2023
Hanif Fikri, 15 Sep 2023But then the reviewers make it sound like it was huge upgra... moreI wouldn't want a factory-installed screen protector, even if it is tempered glass, but minus that, I fully agree with you.