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  • Anonymous
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  • 01 Jan 2024

Samsung a15 5G
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    • Anonymous
    • 8sc
    • 31 Dec 2023

    Anonymous, 29 Dec 2023Samsung CAN make compact budget phones if they want to. The... moreSamsung went through the process of creating a modified compact version of the A25 5G, and then just made it available in ONE COUNTRY??

    Are Samsung's strategists nuts, or were they drunk??

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      • Anonymous
      • ps8
      • 31 Dec 2023

      Technology Man, 31 Dec 2023It is only a very small number of ppl that really want smal... moreWrong.

      They're not asking for a iPhone mini size device. They're asking for an S23 size budget phone. The S23 sells better than the bigger S23 Plus. There are LOTS of people who's buy a mid-range phone that's the size and weight of the S23.

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        • Technology Man
        • 4NC
        • 31 Dec 2023

        Anonymous, 31 Dec 2023So they made a small version of the A23 5G just for Japan b... moreIt is only a very small number of ppl that really want small phones. Apple tried to cater to all the ppl saying that they wanted small phones. Apple created the Apple Mini phones. They sold so poorly that they had to quit making them. Ppl apparently love to say they want small phones, but don't actually want them in reality. I don't understand it, myself. I like hig phones and I say I like them.

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          • Anonymous
          • 8ss
          • 31 Dec 2023

          atichko, 30 Dec 2023They are selling in an acceptable way but not well, at leas... moreThis is not accurate.
          The S23 sells better than the S23 Plus.

          And replicating the size of the S23 in a budget phone would be the perfect compact budget option.

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            • Anonymous
            • 8ss
            • 31 Dec 2023

            atichko, 30 Dec 2023Indeed but as for other compact devices, it failed to impre... moreSo they made a small version of the A23 5G just for Japan because that's the only country that likes small phones?
            That makes no sense. Plenty of people elsewhere would love it too.

            Samsung's decisions on where (and when) to release which phone models are truly strange and erratic, with no rhyme or reason. It's been that way for a long time already.

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              • Ham
              • I@H
              • 30 Dec 2023

              Does the super AMOLED of this screen bleed when dropped or is it improved? I've experienced AMOLED phones and it would bleed just when dropped mildly

                Anonymous, 29 Dec 2023You're not correct. The S23 is selling quite well actu... moreThey are selling in an acceptable way but not well, at least not as Samsung would want it to be. The main winner is the ultra, not the vanilla S23. And even the S23 isn't really a compact device in real terms. It only is compared to the massive amount of devices with huge screens. 6.1, 6.2 inches isn't especially "compact". And as you said it, the battery is off course small as it has to be a reasonably thin device as well. The better chipset allows it to have an acceptable battery performance (at least compared to the S22) but thinking at the longer run when the small battery will start to degrade then a powerbank will be your best friend much faster than with a bigger unit. That is one of the "compromises" that most buyers don't want to make apparently. The pixel 7A is also called a compact device and it is if compared with the big boys but again it's not really compact, especially in the case of this device as the housing and large bezels doesn't make it that compact and just as with the S23 the battery is on the small side (with a much worse battery performance as a result given the less efficient chipset and power management).

                  Anonymous, 29 Dec 2023Samsung CAN make compact budget phones if they want to. The... moreIndeed but as for other compact devices, it failed to impress sales wise. All brands are capable to make real compact phones but they don't do it as those who dared, failed at selling them. Either they were too expensive or the compromise was too big compared to the big slabs. There isn't enough demand and thus making a niche device for a niche audience isn't something they want to make. The trend is bigger is better and they all, kind off, standardized their manufacturing process to it.

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                    • tZ4
                    • 30 Dec 2023

                    cute design, small phone, easy to carry or to put in my pocket

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                      • Anonymous
                      • AAs
                      • 29 Dec 2023

                      Anonymous, 29 Dec 2023Why is everyone complaining about the height? The phone is ... moreSo?
                      Why can't those who need a pocket-fitting phone that does not tire their hands have a version too?

                      Only rich S-series customers deserve that??

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                        • Anonymous
                        • SYq
                        • 29 Dec 2023

                        atichko, 28 Dec 2023Although I do agree that it would be nice to have a more co... moreSamsung CAN make compact budget phones if they want to. They did it last year. But strangely enough, only for Japan.

                        https://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_launches_new_galaxy_a23_5g_in_japan_with_58_lcd_and_ip68_rating-news-56611.php

                        https://www.samsung.com/jp/smartphones/galaxy-a/galaxy-a23-5g-black-64gb-sm-a233dzkddcm/

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                          • Anonymous
                          • HCb
                          • 29 Dec 2023

                          Why is everyone complaining about the height? The phone is £200~ish and has a great screen, good processor and a decent camera, all while being in Samsung One UI software. what else do they expect from a £200 phone?

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                            • Anonymous
                            • xT@
                            • 29 Dec 2023

                            Anonymous, 28 Dec 20235.75x2.80x0.30 inch Galaxy A15e 5G (and lighter than 6 ounc... moreAnd imagine that budget phone had a 6 gen 1 chipset in it. Nah... I gotta quit fantasizing... That would be too good to be true.

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                              • Anonymous
                              • 8vQ
                              • 29 Dec 2023

                              Anonymous, 28 Dec 20235.75x2.80x0.30 inch Galaxy A15e 5G (and lighter than 6 ounc... moreWow!
                              A dream (that won't) come true!

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                                • Anonymous
                                • AAs
                                • 29 Dec 2023

                                atichko, 28 Dec 2023Although I do agree that it would be nice to have a more co... moreYou're not correct. The S23 is selling quite well actually. And all the people here are asking is for a budget phone with the same dimensions and weight. Not something like the iPhone mini which is much smaller.

                                Obviously the battery would be smaller too. Like the S23.

                                  Although I do agree that it would be nice to have a more compact phone, a smaller size in the budget or lower midrange I fear that it's something that isn't economically feasible. I saw a YouTube film explaining why not and it made sense as I didn't understand either why it doesn't exist in these segments. The few compact phones are only available in the premium segment, even if sometimes they aren't equipped with premium hardware. Why? It costs too much to make a smal compact phone as everything has to be engineered and made especially for it. The few examples that exist or did exist all failed at delivering the expected sales for two reasons, too much compromises and too expensive while not delivering a convincing experience. Non of the remaining lineup of compact devices are selling well enough to justify the investment of making successors, except from some examples where the laker persists. The iPhone mini's failed (I have one), the vanilla S22/23 line (that isn't that compact) fails to gain the expected sales, the Asus Zenfone who are equally somewhat compact are a kind of niche with reasonable sales but nothing mind-blowing, the Edge 30 neo also failed to make an impact resulting in the successor to be a lot bigger. It'all comes down to the cost of engineering, designing and choice (more like compromises) that have to made to make and sell a truly compact phone while still delivering the same experience as a "normal" (enormous thus) phone. They all have either cheaper hardware or much smaller batteries or casings of a lesser quality. The laws of physics don't allow to make a compact phone with stellar chipsets and big batteries without making it very bulky and thus less attractive and less compact at the same time. That review made me understand why compact isn't something that will happen any time soon in the lower segments, especially when everyone is mainly consuming multimedia and social media instead of normal old school usage meaning that bigger is better and most of all cheaper to make with bigger margins on each sale. Too bad because I would love to have a sub 6 inch device with a decent but not over the top chipset, a 4500 to 5000 mAh battery (even if it would result in a thicker device) in the budget or lower midrange lineup. Maybe one day when the YouTube generation has moved on true compact phones will come again. Who knows, maybe the good old button phone will come again but smarter and faster than the Grandaddy's of cellular phones.

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                                    • Anonymous
                                    • na1
                                    • 28 Dec 2023

                                    Anonymous, 22 Dec 2023Same here. I would also buy a smaller budget phone.5.75x2.80x0.30 inch Galaxy A15e 5G (and lighter than 6 ounces) would be amazing!

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                                      • Anonymous
                                      • yJt
                                      • 28 Dec 2023

                                      Anonymous, 28 Dec 2023Only if you're rich will Samsung give you a compact option.Maybe if everyone who wants a compact budget phone calls greedy Samsung and tells them directly, they will decide it's worth it to start doing it once again, since they'll make money from it.

                                      But it can only happen if they hear from enough customers directly.

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                                        • Anonymous
                                        • 64i
                                        • 28 Dec 2023

                                        Anonymous, 27 Dec 2023Ha! You think Samsung is going to make a compact budget pho... moreOnly if you're rich will Samsung give you a compact option.

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