Samsung Galaxy S23+
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- 27 Jul 2023
Samsung should upgrade display in s24 sereies wqhd instead of fhd+ 65 watt charging new camera lens setup no blur issue then it will be a perfect phone👍
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- Anonymous
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- 25 Jul 2023
Weird how gsmarena reports 87.x % screen to body ratio for both S23+ and nothing phone 2
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- 25 Jul 2023
Anonymous, 21 Jul 20231 con present netflix only stream in sd quality becoz it su... moreGo to settings > about phone > software information> click on Google Play system update.
From here update the Google Play software. Keep updating over and over again until it says no new updates, as it only installs one at a time for some reason, and it took me multiple goes to install all of them. After making sure there are no new google play updates available, reinstall Netflix
Problem solved
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- Danny
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- 25 Jul 2023
Mikon, 09 Jul 2023Please share those who have a problem with the camera like ... moreim having the same issue with my S23+ and my wife S23. purchased in Malaysia.
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- Dave90
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- 24 Jul 2023
skymfa, 03 Feb 2023Everything is repetitive! 1- The back design could be more... moreSamsung has been using those squircle icons since the Note 5.
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- Dave90
- qQC
- 24 Jul 2023
Anonymous, 24 Mar 2023Almost every android flagship have punch hole, and trust me... moreIt's still dumb lol. Never ending war on bezels.
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- 21 Jul 2023
1 con present netflix only stream in sd quality becoz it supports widevine l3 and not widevine l1 so only 540p streaming quality which very bad jope samsung fixs it in update
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- Sean
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- 19 Jul 2023
I can confirm I got my S23 Plus today and have absolutely no blurry or banana 🍌 issues with my handset. Even tried close up and no issue. Photos are wonderfully crisp
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- Anonymous
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- 19 Jul 2023
Anonymous, 16 Jul 2023All phone cameras drop battery a little even using camera j... moreMine doesn't drop at all even by 1% after 12 flash shots. Sure it drops a few percent after a longer flash photography session and especially after long 4K video clips, but never after just a few flash shots. If your S23+ drops 1% or more after just a few flash shots and does it consistently, something is seriously wrong with the phone battery.
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- Anonymous
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- 16 Jul 2023
Anonymous, 14 Jul 2023OK, to be more specific, there should be zero battery perce... moreAll phone cameras drop battery a little even using camera just a bit
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- 16 Jul 2023
Anonymous, 16 Jul 2023It's likely a lens issue. It's been there since ... moreNo software can remove or compensate for a Lens Aberration.
Sad ... after 5 years I reverted to and purchased Samsung, Galaxy S23+ , in between using other brands, and now this 😖
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- Anonymous
- KgZ
- 16 Jul 2023
iHaveNoName, 16 Jul 2023Since when is this a problem? Since release date, or specif... moreIt's likely a lens issue. It's been there since the start but people only began noticing it after reading lots of comments about it. It isn't a significant issue for me, but maybe for others who frequently take close up document photos with their S23+, its a huge letdown. The only workaround I guess to move the camera away and shoot with 2x zoom or use the 3x zoom telephoto camera which doesn't have the issue.
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- Anonymous
- KgZ
- 16 Jul 2023
iHaveNoName, 16 Jul 2023Since when is this a problem? Since release date, or specif... moreI don't know how widespread it is but its there for many S23+ models. You just don't notice it much unless you frequently take close up photo of documents with fine print using the main camera.
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- 16 Jul 2023
Anonymous, 14 Jul 2023It's a lens defect on S23+ models only, not on S23 ult... moreSince when is this a problem? Since release date, or specific countries/regions?
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- Anonymous
- KgZ
- 14 Jul 2023
JonasNa, 04 Jul 2023I'm very disappointed with Samsung s23 Plus. Worst cam... moreIt's a lens defect on S23+ models only, not on S23 ultra. It's annoying yes, if you frequently take document photos. However, it's non-existent for normal everyday photography with people, animals and sceneries. If you need to shoot documents, just move the phone farther away and use 2x or 3x zoom and voila! goodbye banana blur.
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- Anonymous
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- 14 Jul 2023
Anonymous, 14 Jul 2023If you use your S23+ with flash all the time and take 4K or... moreOK, to be more specific, there should be zero battery percentage drop at all even after more than a dozen flash photos. If you see battery dropping even just after a few shots, and it happens every time, something is wrong with your S23+'s battery. Return your S23+ or have it replaced/refunded while it's on warranty.
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- Anonymous
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- 14 Jul 2023
Photobox , 10 Jul 2023When using camera does it drain battery after taking few ph... moreIf you use your S23+ with flash all the time and take 4K or 8K videos for 4 hrs while having 5G SA enabled with heavy gaming, yes battery will drain faster and it will not make it to the end of the day. But if you use your S23+ the way most people will (some facebook, youtube, gaming, not 5G SA all the time), then the phone should last more than a day, if not 2 days.
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- Anonymous
- KgZ
- 14 Jul 2023
Mikon, 09 Jul 2023Please share those who have a problem with the camera like ... moreDon't worry about the 'banana blur'. It's a lens hardware problem with no solution other than to replace the lens, but really, it won't bother you with regular everyday photography. If you use your phone mostly for taking photos of documents with fine print however, just move away and use 2x or 3x zoom. You'll get less lens distortion that way and the 'banana blur' is gone.
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- 10 Jul 2023
When using camera does it drain battery after taking few photos what percentage does it drop