Samsung Galaxy S24
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- BigBoy
- AQe
- 19 Aug 2024
Looking at the specs of S24, any mid range chinese phone is better than that phone for half the price...Samsung should really make some big improvements with S26 or soon it will sell only its A serie
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- Anonymous
- 0cB
- 18 Aug 2024
Tom, 18 Aug 2024Is 8GB of RAM still enough for an Android phone if you'... moreIt depends. If you never play heavy games and if you are a causal user like browsing and social media it will last. But battery will die sooner. So for me better to buy a new phone once every three years. Not every year like people do and then complain about small upgrades.
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- Tom
- hH5
- 18 Aug 2024
Is 8GB of RAM still enough for an Android phone if you're planning to use it for the next 7-8 years?
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- ulv
- pRa
- 18 Aug 2024
Anonymous, 17 Aug 2024Go buy Samsung T100 instead😂That's not a smartphone, "smartie".
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- Anonymous
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- 17 Aug 2024
ulv, 17 Aug 2024If that is too small, than what is my still breathing SE 1.... moreGo buy Samsung T100 instead😂
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- ulv
- pRa
- 17 Aug 2024
waow, 16 Aug 2024S24 too small, S24+ too big...how about just one phone 6.4&... moreIf that is too small, than what is my still breathing SE 1.Gen?
24 size is beyond ideal.
I hate the size of something like the A55.
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- Anonymous
- AAX
- 17 Aug 2024
I this weekend one of the big retailers from my country Sells little S24 variant 128GB/8 RAM Exynos variant with discount and the price is: exactly 560 Euro with EUX CSC!! It's the lowest price from the lance first time and the stock it's Limited! The variant with Discount is Onyx Black and Marble Gray!
I have the Money but I'm not Buying ! Sorry Sammy ! To much Blotware in your Phone! With Sam I have a strange feeling that invasion my life!
Bixby and all this Sam App !!! ⚠️
Probably the Black Friday the price Drops to 500 Euro?!!!
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- Anonymous
- hIh
- 17 Aug 2024
Anonymous, 16 Aug 2024This is great news. And the feeling of not missing is mutual.Great news? Nah, you'll definitely keep encountering people who will argue with you in the future. You didn't win no arguments here kid, you just proved yourself you're not worthy of intellectual debates, so they decided to leave you alone.
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- Anonymous
- hIh
- 17 Aug 2024
Anonymous, 16 Aug 2024The only one "starting" anything is you. So why d... moreYou better get out of here too if you only come here to argue and win.
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- Anonymous
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- 16 Aug 2024
Anonymous, 16 Aug 2024Alright fine, you want me out of this place? I'll be o... moreThis is great news. And the feeling of not missing is mutual.
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- Anonymous
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- 16 Aug 2024
Anonymous, 16 Aug 2024S24 is the perfect size. It's not too small at all.In other words, those who like 6.4 should have that, but those who want 6.2/6.1 in an affordable phone should get that too. Though it's less about the display size and more about the device's dimensions itself and weight.
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- Anonymous
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- 16 Aug 2024
waow, 16 Aug 2024S24 too small, S24+ too big...how about just one phone 6.4&... moreS24 is the perfect size. It's not too small at all.
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- waow
- AQe
- 16 Aug 2024
S24 too small, S24+ too big...how about just one phone 6.4" ? It's perfect size.
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- Anonymous
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- 16 Aug 2024
JN, 16 Aug 2024Sorry, petitions rarely have any effect on the world. For c... moreWith enough signatures, a petition would help. Because $amsung would realize that it's in their financial interest to do it.
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- Anonymous
- XUC
- 16 Aug 2024
Anonymous, 16 Aug 2024The only one "starting" anything is you. So why d... moreAlright fine, you want me out of this place? I'll be out of here for good. I'm tired of having to deal with people who can't help themselves anyway. So guess what? No one will get any more of my help and advice from now on.
Farewell GSMArena commenters, I won't miss any of you.
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- XUC
- 16 Aug 2024
Anonymous, 16 Aug 2024The only one "starting" anything is you. So why d... moreHate and namecalling? I was just trying to be realistic. I think you mistook me for the wrong person, pal.
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- Anonymous
- IkM
- 16 Aug 2024
JN, 16 Aug 2024Please don't start this, the A35 forum is already fill... moreThe only one "starting" anything is you. So why don't you just keep your hate and name calling off here?
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- JN
- XUC
- 16 Aug 2024
Anonymous, 16 Aug 2024Everyone who wants a compact affordable phone needs to unit... moreSorry, petitions rarely have any effect on the world. For companies to actually listen, there needs to be widespread complaints and protests everywhere, both online and in real life.
But the truth is, the ones who are protesting about the lack of affordable small phones is in the minority. It's hardly an issue for the majority of people who've grown accustomed to large phones over the past couple years.
The lack of affordable compact options is insignificant compared to something like... widespread hardware issues that plagues a good number of Samsung phones produced under certain dates, for example.
Most people would rather protest about issues that affect people on a greater scale and has the possibilty of ruining the company's good name if these issues are ignored by them.
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- 16 Aug 2024
Anonymous, 13 Aug 2024Who are you telling people what they should and shouldn... morePlease don't start this, the A35 forum is already filled with petulant folks who can't accept that big corporations don't always listen to customer demands, especially when they're in the minority.
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- Anonymous
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- 16 Aug 2024
Everyone who wants a compact affordable phone needs to unite and publicize it. A Change.org petition can help achieve that. And if many people sign it, it will show Samsung the significant demand and potential profitability.
I wrote up a text, but I’m not good with tech or managing petitions online. If someone savvy wants to step up and do the petition, they can then post the link here and people can share it around and hopefully it will go viral and garner many signatures. I give my full permission to whoever wants to use the text below for it:
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In recent years, phones have grown increasingly large, heavy, and cumbersome. While this trend benefits users who prefer larger displays and batteries, it excludes those who prioritize lighter, more compact devices that fit comfortably in their pockets and reduce hand strain. While the former group has access to numerous options across various price ranges, the latter faces a severe lack of choices, as the few available compact phones are expensive, making them out of reach to those with limited means. For example, Samsung’s expensive S-series features a compact phone that’s very popular each year (most recently the S24), but Samsung does not provide affordable options for lower-income customers or those in disadvantaged and underprivileged communities who need a smaller device. While they produce numerous budget phones each year, all of them are big and heavy.
Therefore, we urge Samsung to address this gap by restarting the production of a mid-range and/or budget device that matches the size and weight of the smaller S-series phone. Given their capacity to produce numerous devices annually, this shouldn’t be hard. The potential profit could be substantial, as the demand for this is greater than for some of their existing budget options. And relying on secondhand electronics should never be one’s only recourse. We also call on other manufacturers to take similar steps.