Samsung Galaxy S24
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justasmile, 20 Jan 2024They have Li-ion, which usually lasts longer than Li-Po but... moreIt doesn't seem like that unfortunatelly, and also there is an easy solution to that, just use Li-Po instead.

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    • Aszi
    • I@H
    • 20 Jan 2024

    I dont care about the design. It's fine. Size is ideal for me. I care about its performance and battery optimization. This is the perfect phone for me if this could perform well.
    Waiting for review!

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      • Anger
      • Hkn
      • 20 Jan 2024

      Much better choose Xiaomi 14, oppo find 7, vivo x100, and OnePlus 12. The only problem is availability.

        DarlingYext, 20 Jan 2024Maybe 25/45w is all the charging speeds YOU need, but it�... moreThey have Li-ion, which usually lasts longer than Li-Po but charges at slower speeds. That'll explain it.

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          • Nomad
          • va4
          • 20 Jan 2024

          It’s really shame that no snapdragon 8 gen 3 for Galaxy s24.
          Much better ti buy baseline iphone 15
          Shame on you Samsung not worth at all s24

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            • Anonymous
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            • 20 Jan 2024

            Anonymous, 19 Jan 20248GB is simply enough. 12 and 16GB are overkill on Android, ... more8gb is enough when you pay 300$. Most android phones that cost 300% has AMOLED 120hz FHD and 8gb ram.
            You pay that money only for cpu ?

              Azu10157, 04 Jan 2024Feeding the troll ik but 8gb is not weak and 25/45w is all ... moreMaybe 25/45w is all the charging speeds YOU need, but it's 2024, and this phone starts at $800, at that price it's simply unacceptably slow. You can always choose to slow charge any phone, but you can never charge a phone faster than it's supported speeds. Give the consumers the option to charge fast, and let them decide whether or not they want to.

                justasmile, 19 Jan 2024But this doesn’t. Doesn’t have the thick bezels, nor the ... moreI was more talking about the rear design, which is pretty much the same on all Samsung phones, except the S Ultra models. It's boring, confusing and devalues the S and S+ series of phones.

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                  • ManFromFinland
                  • pdb
                  • 19 Jan 2024

                  I remember when flagship phones basic version was priced at 599 or 699.

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                    • Furkan
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                    • 19 Jan 2024

                    AC, 19 Jan 2024i had stopped buying samsung when the intl version phones a... moreAgree Exynos is bad but snapdragon is overheating

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                      • Anonymous
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                      • 19 Jan 2024

                      Anonymous, 19 Jan 2024I have S20 5g and how do you think is update when new model... more8GB is simply enough. 12 and 16GB are overkill on Android, because most of the apps will be put down to sleep, no matter what (for the sake of battery). As simple as that.

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                        • Anonymous
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                        • 19 Jan 2024

                        s20 dude, 18 Jan 2024I was thinking about upgrading my s20 but it's the sam... moreI have S20 5g and how do you think is update when new model has FHD screen and 8gb ram. You buy new phone just for cpu ? I don t understand how A35 wil have a version with 12gb ram and S24 wil have 8gb ram. Why are they put mid range ram and screen on a flagship smartphone ?

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                          • 19 Jan 2024

                          DeepIn2U, 19 Jan 2024Can we get real confirmation of the regular Galaxy S24 mode... more 512 Gb version only available in selected regions such as india ,middle east

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                            • XD-GAMER45
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                            • 19 Jan 2024

                            I prefer when my phones don't come with tiktok preinstalled tbh

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                              • XD-GAMER45
                              • Fv1
                              • 19 Jan 2024

                              i dont like this phone

                                Is there a 512gig version?

                                  DarlingYext, 18 Jan 2024It is bad, a flagship phone should never look like a budget... moreBut this doesn’t.
                                  Doesn’t have the thick bezels, nor the water drop. Also different side too, flat instead of curved.

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                                    • wdy
                                    • 19 Jan 2024

                                    i had stopped buying samsung when the intl version phones are exynos. It had disappoint me again. Admit that you're just that way below snapdragon. Your processors can simply boil eggs!

                                      longbeachyo, 19 Jan 2024Stay strong brother! First they took away infrared, then ac... moreCan we get real confirmation of the regular Galaxy S24 model actually getting
                                      8GB RAM with 512GB option please?
                                      I'm in Canada and registered with Samsung with pre-order and I do NOT see this option for the S24, only the S24+.

                                      Editors if not confirmed please update this listing in your DB please.

                                      To @Longbeachyo
                                      "Stay strong brother! First they took away infrared, then access to the battery, then the earphone jack, and then the memory card was the last straw for me. I'm holding out with my S20 too!"

                                      Man you gotta get with the times and stop holding onto things JUST because:
                                      INfrared - where do you live where you REALLY have more than 3 devices that you must have IrDA which is direct line of sight for?! Do you still spend hours of your day in a LazyBoy chair staring at your TV with VCR/DVD Player and - man I cannot even remember what else uses that (stereo possibly, more bookshelf models in 80's/90's did but unsure if quality tube stereos did?)
                                      Battery access: First this isn't something you should be fiddling with day to day, month to month anyway. This isn't 1992 Nokia's which you needed to spend hours charging where a swapping out a HUGE over-obese battery was a good option for travelling and forgot the right countries charging plugs. late 2nd or 4rd year is typical for when batteries die in smartphones - unless you suffered the 12 or 13mini iPhone when heavily using Qi charging like I personally did (on those battery health dropped from 100 to 87% in 4 months).
                                      - What do you do with older batteries that die in the era you HAD ability to swap out batteries? Most likely you DUMPED them in the trash! Not ideal for the planet we live on, the recycle industry that supports, and not good for the mobile tech industry which has grown exponentially since 1997 every year pretty much save the last 2 yrs. Soon you'll realize waiting for batteries from mining industry cannot keep up the demand of mobile products that require batteries and recycling is better and faster.

                                      Earphone Jack - you have a point, but ONLY can hold that candle if:
                                      1. you listen to/and source reliable true high fidelity music!
                                      2. your S20 has 24-bit DAC.
                                      3. you have quality headphones to represent quality true Hi-Fi music/audio and never have issues with the headphones wires being tangled.

                                      Removable storage in the form of MicroSD:
                                      1. much slower than UFS4 storage (and UFS3.1 for that matter).
                                      2. less secure! Android OS will load scripts and code upon entry if someone formats and loads security threats on that medium and they CAN!
                                      kiss it goodbye it'll never come back!
                                      Also you're not getting MORE storage than 1TB anyway - 3yrs we'll see 2TB options at reasonable prices.

                                        alcatraz, 19 Jan 2024The Snapdragon is listed in the specs as 3.39GHz but on the... moreCorrect.

                                        Specs for the Galaxy S24 and S24 Plus models in USA/Canada/China get the
                                        Qualcomm SM8650-AC Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (4 nm) - This confirms the Snapdragon for Galaxy specific chip model and features. Yet the branding doesn't exit in 2024 due to the partnership weakened by Samsung being BOTH a customer and a partner in building some percentages of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 in their fabs. Along with Samsung being Samsung by challenging Qualcomm with their Exynos 2400 (specfiically nearly equal AI npu performance and features) in other regions.