I've been using this feature on my S6 Edge Plus. Works pretty darn good. I had one food checker tell me it wouldn't work as I started to place the phone by the reader, she continued telling me this store didn't have the chips yet, and I continued holding the phone by the scanner. The transaction went through, and she gave me a dirty look. One day I forgot my wallet, this saved me. I would have had to replace a shopping cart full of stuff.
For real world use your demonstration is excellent; BRAVO! Thank you for all your effort and time, very much appreciated. FYI: At the 17 second mark you say you are so anxious to get it to us. Actually you are not anxious you are eager: The word anxious is a negative word, eager is a positive word. Anxious comes from the Latin word, angere, to choke or strangle. For anxious think anxiety, fear, dread, worry, and the like; all negative connotations. When you are happily looking forward to something, as you are about sharing your information, you are eager, a positive feeling. Conversely, when you are not looking forward to something you know will occur then to some degree you become anxious, not eager.
Haha. Not so much. Have you ever been to Japan? Outside of big cities like Tokyo, about 80% of places don't even accept credit cards yet. Even in the cities, if you leave the touristy areas, you'll need cash. Japan is still a pretty strictly cash-only society still. Many utility companies don't even accept credit cards or direct bank transfers. My Internet and electricity providers only had the option for paying with check or going in to a convenience store and paying with cash. Japan seems like a high tech society from the outside, but that is really only the touristy areas in cities.
Actually I lived for 3 years in Japan, have you? I guess you're on the "Merikas #1" tip. I just stated a fact that about 10 years ago people were paying for items with their phone, we only started using this recently. You can now return to your regularly scheduled delusion.
+Jason H I lived there for two years. You must have lived in a big city, because your experiences are far from the norm there. Japan is highly cash based. The only places where you will be able to pay with your phone or even a credit card are usually in large cities. The great majority of Japan does not work that way. I don't know where you get your Murika #1 shit from (makes me think you are just a weeb). I was just pointing out that Japan actually has never had much support for this type of payment, which you seem to think it has.
Yore're arguing as if things are mutually exclusive. Its similar to if I've said vanilla ice cream tastes good, then you come behind me and say not all vanilla ice cream taste good. I lived in Tokyo, and I've been to Osaka and Okinawa. In regards to technology Okinawa is probably on par with Tupelo Mississippi, and NYC is the equivalent to Tokyo. Because Okinawa isn't as technologically advanced as Tokyo that doesn't mean Japan as a whole is void of technology.
***** Sure, but your initial comment was that we are now "caught up to Japan ten years later." and this makes no sense with your own argument. Google Wallet allowed NFC payments in 2011, and many other smaller companies did it before them. The support was isolated to a handful of small cities, too, just like in Japan. So we really caught up to them in mobile payments in 2010-2011, and have far surpassed them since, seeing as how most places have pre-1970's levels of technology.
Since I got Samsung Pay activated, I rarely use my cc. It's tucked in my wallet case and is usually brought out when I need my card number. I haven't had a transaction fail on me although I am nervous for that first time. Especially when the clerk says they "don't accept Apple Pay" and I make this gesture about how it's a Samsung, causing her to stare and see if it works. 100% of the time, it's worked and their faces were priceless. Even creates a few conversations about the phone with people who would've never thought about getting a Samsung device. Samsung Pay was the biggest feature (aside from double clicking the home button) that I was really looking forward to before it's release. And most of all, I love that it works even with a case on.
Thanks for the video, it helped me out. One thing, neither Samsung nor you mentioned that there is the added step of connecting the card to The simple pay section of the app. Samson kept on saying swipe up from the bottom to access Samsung pay and it wouldn't work for me, then I saw you doing it and I started doing more research. Inside Samsung pay you must add your card to the simple pay in order to get back to work.
Great review; very helpful and fun to watch too. It answered all of my questions, especially about whether or not the card readers would read Samsung Pay through a wallet cell phone case. Loved the graphics, and your voice is clear and good.
You should make sure you keep the back of your case unobstructed to make sure there's a connection. Having a flip case with the flap folded back behind the phone will probably cause a failed transaction every time.
the problem with the mcdonalds transaction was that you put the phone above the NFC scanner, Samsung pay does not use NFC, it uses MST, so you have to put it near the card swiper, never the NFC reader.
+2020 Tech incorrect, Samsung pay uses MST as the primary an NFC as Secondary, seriously.. Try it out on the slider next time at mcdonalds. Trust me... It works better at the card swiper over the NFC contactless payment time.. 100% of the time.
I may have been incorrect with the NFC, but I also use SP on a daily basis. I find it easier to use it where the card swiper device is over the NFC one. That is all I am saying.
+soulfreed my wife and I had the same issue till we watched the video havent had a problem since even at mom and pop stores thanks for the video though appreciated it
This guy deserves 1 million subs this guy is physically showing us that if it work or not. Other video all they do is talk and talk and all i do is i dislike and report it. Hey bro thx u so much ur the best.
Haha, thought it was a smoke detector in my house until I saw the description. Thumbs up just for reminding me about Beep'n'go, forgot all about it. Glad to hear Samsung pay works well too.
+Ryan Reyes I dont like the fact that terminal still acts for pin numbers. It doesnt actually save more time than actually swiping your debit card. Mcdonalds is the only terminal that actually checks out fastest when paying with debit - it just approves it.
007K You have to trick the gas pump. Insert a dummy card (business card, rewards card, etc.). At the same time you need to have S Pay already active. Hold your phone to the slot as you remove the dummy card. You have to be pretty coordinated. Also, make sure you don't insert the dummy card in a way that the machine will attempt to read it. Your goal is to trigger the mechanism that makes the machine look for card data.
You actually can use Samsung pay at the pump but you have to stick like a card (any card that will fit) in it and the try using Samsung pay. It's kinda weird because have to use card but it does work. (Shell station)
for the past 5 years in Canada we haven't had magnetic strip readers, its been insert and input a pin. the only time I ever sign for a bill now is when I cross the border to the States. not sure why it's so old school down there. but anyways I hope it doesn't affect the Samsung pay when it's available here.
How old is the video footage from this video? Harris Teeter is Kroger so you's think they would have MX915's there. Seems Earth Fare is upgrading to MX915's but with the Contactless(tap to pay) turned on. So I've been using the looppay fob for almost a year now, its the same MST tech although I had it totally fail at Marshalls, just made the rejected noise, haha. I'd have to agree that 90% of places do work with mst.
+2020 Tech when u get a fail using Samsung Pay as debit use it as credit this is bc their system isn't activated to read it don't ask me how,what why I don't know. I used it a Kroger chain grocery store numerous times and all of a sudden I get "not authorized" when I use it as debit. I called the bank and my card and account was all good. Like tech said earlier as reply from my post. we have to spread the word on situations like this so users can be aware. By the way just used it at IHOP. I only use my CC if I'm out at a restaurant where the waiter or waitress needs my card.
Good review, thank you for sharing. FYI, you are not anxious to get it to us, clearly you are eager to get it to us a good thing.The word anxious is a negative word, eager is a positive word. Anxious comes from the Latin word, angere, to choke or strangle. For anxious think anxiety, fear, dread, worry, concerned, and the like, all having negative connotations. When you are looking forward to something you are eager, when you have fear, worry, trepidation and the like clearly you are anxious.
Man I had no idea it was possible to wirelessly transmit magnetic card info....or that those old readers could even read the signal from the phone. I just realized that feature would be rarely used here in Australia though...if our card has a chip, it must be inserted, not swiped. All our credit cards have chips, as do a large percentage of our debit cards. So emulating a swipe wouldn't work, we'd still have to insert.
Best video for the MST so far. Also, every 7eleven I've been to they say that they have tap to pay disabled. I've contacted 7eleven and they weren't very much help and they said they will plan to integrate a mobile payment solution in their app if they can.
Wow, thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video. And that is interesting. It's kind of frustrating as well. I'm not sure these companies realize that we don't always need apps for things. Maybe that's easier and cheaper for them than implementing tap and pay readers but really, it's just a business ploy, for us to download their app and then feel more inclined to go to their gas station next time. Oh well I guess. Here's to hoping
samsung pay is accepted in 95% of Australian stores. I noticed in burger king or taco bell in the US, they did not have payway. In Australia, all the eftpos macines have payway. I dont even go out of my house with a wallet anymore.
Samsung pay does not use the same technology as Android pay (NFC). Like at McDonalds, you dont hold it to the top to the NFC reader, you hold it by the slot to swipe your card. And yes about 99% of ALL card terminals that have a swipe will work.... if you hold it in the right place!
Just got a Note 7 yesterday. Never used Samsung pay until today. Card reader read it and just like yours it failed. Now I know why. Very informative video. Laters.
I have a s7 and I've been having issues with using my debt card. the phone will say retry or fail but then the credit card reader will say cash back & if you continue with it, the transaction will actually go thru. I haven't had any issues with credit. I been wanting to try it at a gas station at the pump. I've heard you can but if the workers see they will cancel your transaction.
Thank you! I never used this layer of protection in my smartphones before, but yesterday my s6 edge appeared with two little scatches. So I'm still in doubt if I buy one or not..
While at Old Navy, it beeped when it recognized the card on my note 5 but it said it was not approved/declined twice. I tried it one more time and it worked!
Dude i really liked your video especially because you're the only one who mentioned that samsung pay doesn't work at insert card terminals..non of the great youtube reviewers mentioned that...anyway i wanted to add that I'm using loop pay which was acquired by samsung 2 years ago..that allowed samsung to add their patented technology that mimics MST and my loop pay card works fine at 7 eleven all the time.
I enjoyed the video and appreciate that you showed us how to use Samsung Pay at multiple locations. I use Android Pay, bit this video was still interesting. Next time, please replace the smoke alarm battery before doing the voice over. 😀 My dog was going insane.
+Sean Baker the only thing with android pay is that it only uses NFC, I have used NFC with Samsung Pay and the NFC is very very fast and awesome only thing is that it's not supported by alot of stores. I have seen it at Walgreens and AM/PM gas stations
Good video. Two things though: 1. Invest in a lavalier mic, 2. be aware of extraneous noise (i.e. the fire alarm needing a new battery beep). Overall, I gave you a like. I went to Kroger(grocery store), and the cashier said it wouldn't work. I didn't try for myself. I just took her word. The next time I will try it for myself. I have a GN5.
my cards always get flagged for suspicious activity because I buy a lot of stuff online. my card company leaves it up to me to figure out its been shut off by declining transactions... with this I would feel safe carrying only 1 card.
Do you have to swipe up in order to use samsung pay. with android pay you dont have to open app, it automatically activates when you tap. could samsung made it simple like that.
I'd like to see some more clearer video about how exactly you place the phone to get it to read Samsung Pay. Your current video just confirms that it works at many (90%) of the places you tried. It doesn't show exactly where or how you hold the phone up to the reader so it can be used. I have the experience where I go to a fast food place, where they still use the older style readers. From the customer side, it looks like a computer, where the employee enters your order, and it also calculates the cost. Along the side (facing the employee) there is a vertical track or slot where the employee runs or swipes your card. I am wondering if there is some specific way or spot, where you must hold your Samsung Pay phone, so that vertical slot reader can receive the Samsung Pay signal from the phone. I have a feeling that it should work but most employees are not aware of Samsung Pay and have never seen it, so they must not have set up the transaction correctly - or maybe it truly is just old equipment and not set for Samsung Pay, although, with both NFC and magnetic technology, it seems like it should work. Why not put out a better video, showing the actual placement of the phone relative to the reader?? Just a suggestion for a better and more informative video.
Even on older terminals samsung pay should work. i used it on a terminal at a small shop and it worked just fine. Also i dont think you have to contact your bank anymore to set it up
also just heads up if they ask for last 4 digits make sure u give them the digital number under your card on samsung pay. if u give them the actually 4 of the actual credit card transaction will not go through. This is the same for returning an item. that 4 digital number is associated with the purchase, even with returning u just do the same instead of swiping a card use same method as u purchased it.
+2020 Tech And side note the color on the Edge is crazy sexy lmbo!!! I give samsung credit for the premium look. I worked around the SD card issue with the One Drive cloud which very reliable.
you are trying samsung pay so you should tap near the swipimg card instead because thats the feature. like in the macdonalds. you should tap it on the side and not on the common nfc
Has anyone else had issues with trying Samsung pay on card readers that are attached to the computer screens? 3 out of 4 wouldn't work at all. No recognition whatsoever.
will only NFC make this work or nft that makes it work anywhere I'm not 100% sure as I'm not rooted and I have access to this app as its just an app. I'm on a ZTE axon pro 64gb
When using mobile pay, wouldn't the transaction always swipe as credit? I know the card is debit or ATM, but as long as it has the credit logo on the card like Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, etc., it should go through with which ever establishments accepts those credit cards. I think the only time it's debit or ATM transaction is when you put in your pin. So the 7-11 should have, by my personal theory, worked if it was credit rather than debit or ATM. I know it was said it should have been credit, but only to reiterate. Lol.
I still think this is ridiculous.. just when I saw that many different terminals. I feel like here in Europe, we've got only like two versions. And you can use Android, Apple, Samsung Pay whenever you want and it will be accepted as any other contactless card.
If you have a chip card and the store, like Target, only accepts inserting the card in the chip reader for respective cards, will Samsung Pay not work, since it is essentially mimicking a swipe instead?
+2020 Tech Thanks for the quick reply. That's what I was kind of fearing.. I'll give it a try myself once I get my new citi double cash card. Capital One really bumming me out by not being compatible.
2020 Tech Reviews Oh that's about where I live. I'm 14 and I just started using Samsung pay when I go to Blakeny with my fiends. Unfortunately it doesn't work at restaurants so I still need to carry cash but it's very convenient when I am getting tcby or something.
As an employee who has worked drive thru at a fast food place that isn't McD it is a liability for us to try to do any phone payment system because that would require us to touch a customers phone which is risky because if anything goes wrong we can be blamed for it and phones are expensive
Great! Now I'm wondering something, why the heck does Samsung Pay just normally work with NFC Contactless Readers already installed in stores while Apple Pay requires specific new readers to be installed in stores? What's the difference between them? Or can you use Apple Pay the same way as Samsung Pay? Thanks.
+Vylkeer Samsung uses MST+Knox security to share your card information to the POS machine magnetically just like you would when you swipe. Apple and Android Pay only uses NFC technology which does not work on older POS machine
Vylkeer ..it's not like nfc payments are that much more efficient than card payments...samsung, android, and apple pay..non of them work at every single kiosk. And until they do, cards will continue to be a more reliable option (even if by a fraction).
I tried using this for the first time ever at an Exxon gas pump (which was equipped with NFC) and the phone and pump communicated, but the pump declined the transaction every time. I couldn't get it to go through. I'm guessing its because that particular gas station didn't have their system set up for it?
The ExxonMobil Speedpass+ app. is integrated with Samsung Pay, so you just need to open that app., scan the QR code on the pump, and pay with a card registered through Samsung Pay.
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google is more concentrated on political corectness than in making proper services. That is why many people stay on IOS
@@littleman9055 Where'd you get that info? & this is Samsung dummy
DUDE!!!!! CHANGE THE BATTERY IN YOUR SMOKE DETECTOR! !!!!# THAT'S WHY IT'S CHIRPING
+Juan Colon So that's what that I was. I thought there was like a bomb in my house or some shit for a second
Don't listen to these guys. Don't change a thing you're prefect. 😂 haha :-p
2020 Tech Reviews wait so this works on s6?
2020 Tech Reviews dude are u sure? cuz i dont ve it on my s6
2020 Tech Reviews and when i tried to download, it says i cant because my phobe aint compatible. i live in Sweden
I've been using this feature on my S6 Edge Plus. Works pretty darn good. I had one food checker tell me it wouldn't work as I started to place the phone by the reader, she continued telling me this store didn't have the chips yet, and I continued holding the phone by the scanner. The transaction went through, and she gave me a dirty look. One day I forgot my wallet, this saved me. I would have had to replace a shopping cart full of stuff.
For real world use your demonstration is excellent; BRAVO! Thank you for all your effort and time, very much appreciated.
FYI: At the 17 second mark you say you are so anxious to get it to us. Actually you are not anxious you are eager: The word anxious is a negative word, eager is a positive word. Anxious comes from the Latin word, angere, to choke or strangle. For anxious think anxiety, fear, dread, worry, and the like; all negative connotations. When you are happily looking forward to something, as you are about sharing your information, you are eager, a positive feeling. Conversely, when you are not looking forward to something you know will occur then to some degree you become anxious, not eager.
Glad you enjoyed the video!
i stopped the video like 3 times 2 listen for my smoke detector then i read comments find out it yours!!!
Haha I did the same thing
Haha me too.
+Danny t I'm so glad I scrolled down. I was literally about to rip mine off the wall for the night.
I was going to say the same thing.
+Ben Kryger I'm so glad that my smoke detector is off all day long
"Is that a small camera?!" 😂. Loved the vid! Very informative.
Im glad that just after 10 years we're caught up with 2007 Japan.
Haha. Not so much. Have you ever been to Japan? Outside of big cities like Tokyo, about 80% of places don't even accept credit cards yet. Even in the cities, if you leave the touristy areas, you'll need cash. Japan is still a pretty strictly cash-only society still. Many utility companies don't even accept credit cards or direct bank transfers. My Internet and electricity providers only had the option for paying with check or going in to a convenience store and paying with cash. Japan seems like a high tech society from the outside, but that is really only the touristy areas in cities.
Actually I lived for 3 years in Japan, have you? I guess you're on the "Merikas #1" tip. I just stated a fact that about 10 years ago people were paying for items with their phone, we only started using this recently. You can now return to your regularly scheduled delusion.
+Jason H I lived there for two years. You must have lived in a big city, because your experiences are far from the norm there. Japan is highly cash based. The only places where you will be able to pay with your phone or even a credit card are usually in large cities. The great majority of Japan does not work that way. I don't know where you get your Murika #1 shit from (makes me think you are just a weeb). I was just pointing out that Japan actually has never had much support for this type of payment, which you seem to think it has.
Yore're arguing as if things are mutually exclusive. Its similar to if I've said vanilla ice cream tastes good, then you come behind me and say not all vanilla ice cream taste good.
I lived in Tokyo, and I've been to Osaka and Okinawa. In regards to technology Okinawa is probably on par with Tupelo Mississippi, and NYC is the equivalent to Tokyo. Because Okinawa isn't as technologically advanced as Tokyo that doesn't mean Japan as a whole is void of technology.
***** Sure, but your initial comment was that we are now "caught up to Japan ten years later." and this makes no sense with your own argument. Google Wallet allowed NFC payments in 2011, and many other smaller companies did it before them. The support was isolated to a handful of small cities, too, just like in Japan. So we really caught up to them in mobile payments in 2010-2011, and have far surpassed them since, seeing as how most places have pre-1970's levels of technology.
did you ever change the battery on your smoke detector?
2020 Tech Reviews lol I was about to post something like that
Since I got Samsung Pay activated, I rarely use my cc. It's tucked in my wallet case and is usually brought out when I need my card number. I haven't had a transaction fail on me although I am nervous for that first time. Especially when the clerk says they "don't accept Apple Pay" and I make this gesture about how it's a Samsung, causing her to stare and see if it works. 100% of the time, it's worked and their faces were priceless. Even creates a few conversations about the phone with people who would've never thought about getting a Samsung device. Samsung Pay was the biggest feature (aside from double clicking the home button) that I was really looking forward to before it's release. And most of all, I love that it works even with a case on.
Thanks for the video, it helped me out. One thing, neither Samsung nor you mentioned that there is the added step of connecting the card to The simple pay section of the app. Samson kept on saying swipe up from the bottom to access Samsung pay and it wouldn't work for me, then I saw you doing it and I started doing more research. Inside Samsung pay you must add your card to the simple pay in order to get back to work.
Great review; very helpful and fun to watch too. It answered all of my questions, especially about whether or not the card readers would read Samsung Pay through a wallet cell phone case. Loved the graphics, and your voice is clear and good.
New atms accepts samsung pay and you can get cash. I have tried on Bank of America's atm and it worked.
You should try as well and make video
Wow, In the UK I haven't seen any type of NFC reader on any ATM's :/
_My_old_name_was_cringe_ Mining samsung pay works anywhere a credit card is accepted. Unlike apple pay and android pay, nfc is not needed
Cool, will try...and gas stations. I know you can prepay for gas with it, but would be nice for outdoors
Looking forward to the part two video. You've got one more subscriber than you required! Good job!
I thought that beeping was coming from inside my house. So I waited and paused the video for 10 minutes to try to see where it was coming from. XD
You should make sure you keep the back of your case unobstructed to make sure there's a connection. Having a flip case with the flap folded back behind the phone will probably cause a failed transaction every time.
that's why i'm scared to try it ("it's harder than you think"), i don't wanna look like a fool trying to use samsung pay. . .
AzzedineAliaFan all i scare was people thought i was a hacker or sth .......
I thought he meant filming while using Samsung Pay at the same time lol
the problem with the mcdonalds transaction was that you put the phone above the NFC scanner, Samsung pay does not use NFC, it uses MST, so you have to put it near the card swiper, never the NFC reader.
+2020 Tech incorrect, Samsung pay uses MST as the primary an NFC as Secondary, seriously.. Try it out on the slider next time at mcdonalds. Trust me... It works better at the card swiper over the NFC contactless payment time.. 100% of the time.
I may have been incorrect with the NFC, but I also use SP on a daily basis. I find it easier to use it where the card swiper device is over the NFC one. That is all I am saying.
+soulfreed my wife and I had the same issue till we watched the video havent had a problem since even at mom and pop stores thanks for the video though appreciated it
This guy deserves 1 million subs this guy is physically showing us that if it work or not. Other video all they do is talk and talk and all i do is i dislike and report it. Hey bro thx u so much ur the best.
Haha, thought it was a smoke detector in my house until I saw the description.
Thumbs up just for reminding me about Beep'n'go, forgot all about it. Glad to hear Samsung pay works well too.
7/11 works, but you have to run it as credit with no PIN as they don't support PIN routing.
+GuruAidTechSupport So at 7/11 do the terminal ask you for debit or credit or is it a Debit/credit button but it reconizes it as debit?
+Ryan Reyes I dont like the fact that terminal still acts for pin numbers. It doesnt actually save more time than actually swiping your debit card. Mcdonalds is the only terminal that actually checks out fastest when paying with debit - it just approves it.
have you ever tried it at a gas station? I'm really curious to know if it works or not, but cant seem to find any videos covering that
007K You have to trick the gas pump. Insert a dummy card (business card, rewards card, etc.). At the same time you need to have S Pay already active. Hold your phone to the slot as you remove the dummy card. You have to be pretty coordinated. Also, make sure you don't insert the dummy card in a way that the machine will attempt to read it. Your goal is to trigger the mechanism that makes the machine look for card data.
Hey man, where did you purchase that case for your phone? And what case is it?
Spot on tutorial 👌 question does it works with your phone in a case
this alone made me consider buying Samsung phone, great job making this video
+2020 Tech - im glad i discoverd samsung back in 2012
great video...i watched before my first use as I was nervous. Everything went incredibly smooth. I will use your suggestion of a wallet case
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You actually can use Samsung pay at the pump but you have to stick like a card (any card that will fit) in it and the try using Samsung pay. It's kinda weird because have to use card but it does work. (Shell station)
good video ! keep testing please and let us know any updates and retailers with available nfc readers
where can I get your phone's wallpaper? it looks really nice.
for the past 5 years in Canada we haven't had magnetic strip readers, its been insert and input a pin. the only time I ever sign for a bill now is when I cross the border to the States. not sure why it's so old school down there. but anyways I hope it doesn't affect the Samsung pay when it's available here.
+Sinerst You should see Japan you can use these thing to get pepsi and other vending things, it is very cool
How old is the video footage from this video? Harris Teeter is Kroger so you's think they would have MX915's there. Seems Earth Fare is upgrading to MX915's but with the Contactless(tap to pay) turned on. So I've been using the looppay fob for almost a year now, its the same MST tech although I had it totally fail at Marshalls, just made the rejected noise, haha. I'd have to agree that 90% of places do work with mst.
+2020 Tech when u get a fail using Samsung Pay as debit use it as credit this is bc their system isn't activated to read it don't ask me how,what why I don't know. I used it a Kroger chain grocery store numerous times and all of a sudden I get "not authorized" when I use it as debit. I called the bank and my card and account was all good. Like tech said earlier as reply from my post. we have to spread the word on situations like this so users can be aware. By the way just used it at IHOP. I only use my CC if I'm out at a restaurant where the waiter or waitress needs my card.
Good review, thank you for sharing.
FYI, you are not anxious to get it to us, clearly you are eager to get it to us a good thing.The word anxious is a negative word, eager is a positive word. Anxious comes from the Latin word, angere, to choke or strangle. For anxious think anxiety, fear, dread, worry, concerned, and the like, all having negative connotations. When you are looking forward to something you are eager, when you have fear, worry, trepidation and the like clearly you are anxious.
Ric Donato Good catch. And glad you enjoyed it. I finished filming the new updated video and I'm editing it now so stay tuned
where did you get the wallpaper from on your phone on the first attempt in the supermarket
Man I had no idea it was possible to wirelessly transmit magnetic card info....or that those old readers could even read the signal from the phone.
I just realized that feature would be rarely used here in Australia though...if our card has a chip, it must be inserted, not swiped. All our credit cards have chips, as do a large percentage of our debit cards. So emulating a swipe wouldn't work, we'd still have to insert.
Does not Support Halifax Bank or Royal bank of Scotland bank cards yet, Looks like a good thing to have on the phone.
uk samsung pay not mst unless you have the gear s3, unsure about newer galaxy watches.
For debit payments, are entering the PIN for the credit card or something else?
Best video for the MST so far. Also, every 7eleven I've been to they say that they have tap to pay disabled. I've contacted 7eleven and they weren't very much help and they said they will plan to integrate a mobile payment solution in their app if they can.
Wow, thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video. And that is interesting. It's kind of frustrating as well. I'm not sure these companies realize that we don't always need apps for things. Maybe that's easier and cheaper for them than implementing tap and pay readers but really, it's just a business ploy, for us to download their app and then feel more inclined to go to their gas station next time. Oh well I guess. Here's to hoping
William Munoz oh and be sure to watch the newer video I just released on it!
samsung pay is accepted in 95% of Australian stores. I noticed in burger king or taco bell in the US, they did not have payway. In Australia, all the eftpos macines have payway. I dont even go out of my house with a wallet anymore.
where did you get the wallpaper from on your home and lockscreen
Samsung pay does not use the same technology as Android pay (NFC). Like at McDonalds, you dont hold it to the top to the NFC reader, you hold it by the slot to swipe your card. And yes about 99% of ALL card terminals that have a swipe will work.... if you hold it in the right place!
Samsung pay uses NFC in addition to MST.
Have the Note 8 but this phone is still beautiful in 2018.
I completely agree. I have the s9+ now and this thing is still special
we like the cash back on the check out ?
Just got a Note 7 yesterday. Never used Samsung pay until today. Card reader read it and just like yours it failed. Now I know why. Very informative video. Laters.
Replace that smoke alarm battery!!!
That beeping was driving me nuts lol.
Omg! Thought I was hearing mine!! Kept pausing the video to see if mine was chirping.
I have a question when asked for a PIN do I use the original old PIN from card??
I have a s7 and I've been having issues with using my debt card. the phone will say retry or fail but then the credit card reader will say cash back & if you continue with it, the transaction will actually go thru. I haven't had any issues with credit.
I been wanting to try it at a gas station at the pump. I've heard you can but if the workers see they will cancel your transaction.
Do you use a protective layer in your Samsung s6 edge? I have one but I don't know if it is recomended, thx!
I mean, a protection for the screen, the one which you touch.
Thank you! I never used this layer of protection in my smartphones before, but yesterday my s6 edge appeared with two little scatches. So I'm still in doubt if I buy one or not..
+2020 Tech Reviews what the song in first video?
No offense the intro was kinda loud and your voice volume was much lower
Micky D's you did with NFC, not MST
Yeah he also was using Samsung Poay in the video! #obviously
While at Old Navy, it beeped when it recognized the card on my note 5 but it said it was not approved/declined twice. I tried it one more time and it worked!
Dude i really liked your video especially because you're the only one who mentioned that samsung pay doesn't work at insert card terminals..non of the great youtube reviewers mentioned that...anyway i wanted to add that I'm using loop pay which was acquired by samsung 2 years ago..that allowed samsung to add their patented technology that mimics MST and my loop pay card works fine at 7 eleven all the time.
no. Samsung g pay works at insert card terminals. you have to hold your phone to the top of the machine.
what ? i'm talking about gas pumps and ATMs..i'm not sure what are you talking about
Youssef Hegazy oh....I get it.
I enjoyed the video and appreciate that you showed us how to use Samsung Pay at multiple locations. I use Android Pay, bit this video was still interesting. Next time, please replace the smoke alarm battery before doing the voice over. 😀 My dog was going insane.
***** I eagerly await Android Pay - The Real World Review.
+Sean Baker the only thing with android pay is that it only uses NFC, I have used NFC with Samsung Pay and the NFC is very very fast and awesome only thing is that it's not supported by alot of stores. I have seen it at Walgreens and AM/PM gas stations
Good video. Two things though: 1. Invest in a lavalier mic, 2. be aware of extraneous noise (i.e. the fire alarm needing a new battery beep). Overall, I gave you a like. I went to Kroger(grocery store), and the cashier said it wouldn't work. I didn't try for myself. I just took her word. The next time I will try it for myself. I have a GN5.
+2020 Tech I will certainly let you know. I know it works at Firehouse subs though! 😊
my cards always get flagged for suspicious activity because I buy a lot of stuff online. my card company leaves it up to me to figure out its been shut off by declining transactions... with this I would feel safe carrying only 1 card.
Do you have to swipe up in order to use samsung pay. with android pay you dont have to open app, it automatically activates when you tap. could samsung made it simple like that.
some think of America has a NFC feature you can use your phone to use your credit card to get cash out
So it's safe to just choose credit everytime?
Like i got the s7 edge and it's says that "samsung pay" app is not compatible with my version, do you know why?
all terminals are now going to EMV with PIN, not sure how this benefits now
if nothing else this is a great opportunity to see that beautiful gold edge.
Well done on the video it was very insightful
If I'm not mistaken, beep and go was bought out by Samsung pay.
I'd like to see some more clearer video about how exactly you place the phone to get it to read Samsung Pay. Your current video just confirms that it works at many (90%) of the places you tried. It doesn't show exactly where or how you hold the phone up to the reader so it can be used. I have the experience where I go to a fast food place, where they still use the older style readers. From the customer side, it looks like a computer, where the employee enters your order, and it also calculates the cost. Along the side (facing the employee) there is a vertical track or slot where the employee runs or swipes your card. I am wondering if there is some specific way or spot, where you must hold your Samsung Pay phone, so that vertical slot reader can receive the Samsung Pay signal from the phone. I have a feeling that it should work but most employees are not aware of Samsung Pay and have never seen it, so they must not have set up the transaction correctly - or maybe it truly is just old equipment and not set for Samsung Pay, although, with both NFC and magnetic technology, it seems like it should work. Why not put out a better video, showing the actual placement of the phone relative to the reader?? Just a suggestion for a better and more informative video.
Hey,your phone case is cool which brand is that?
Ok thanks
Even on older terminals samsung pay should work. i used it on a terminal at a small shop and it worked just fine. Also i dont think you have to contact your bank anymore to set it up
do you have to open the app to use it? Or can I just turn on my phone and put my finger print in from the home screen?
***** OK, thanks for the info! I've been using Android Pay, but I have a Note 5, so I'll give this a try!
Do you use the same pin from your card as if you physically used it or you can create you own for debit use?
+2020 Tech nice!!!! cant wait till they add the other banks. been dying to try this lol
+2020 Tech chase has been added to list of banks
+2020 Tech right. lol!!! Ima open with PNC
also just heads up if they ask for last 4 digits make sure u give them the digital number under your card on samsung pay. if u give them the actually 4 of the actual credit card transaction will not go through. This is the same for returning an item. that 4 digital number is associated with the purchase, even with returning u just do the same instead of swiping a card use same method as u purchased it.
+2020 Tech And side note the color on the Edge is crazy sexy lmbo!!! I give samsung credit for the premium look. I worked around the SD card issue with the One Drive cloud which very reliable.
I checked my smoke detector after hearing the fourth chirp in the background.
No problem. But, I did feel stupid. ;)
PLEASE TEL ME WHERE YOU GOT THAT GLASS SCREEN PROTECTOR?!?!?
I never use my wallet, myself. I am only using Samsung Pay now.
Gotta orient it parallel with the swipe direction, not perpendicular.
can you do a video about android pay. maybe using another phone not a sammy...
dose samsung galaxy s5 active have android pay ?
what if u have a case on ur phone it still works ?
The second one wasn't a loss. It was a lack of communication.
you are trying samsung pay so you should tap near the swipimg card instead because thats the feature. like in the macdonalds. you should tap it on the side and not on the common nfc
Why? If they have NFC I'm just going to use hat and if they don't I'll use the swipe.
+Seth Treadaway that
Has anyone else had issues with trying Samsung pay on card readers that are attached to the computer screens? 3 out of 4 wouldn't work at all. No recognition whatsoever.
why for like mickey ds do you lay it on top, arent you suppose to just barely touch the top half of the phone by the area?
i gotta try this crap
will only NFC make this work or nft that makes it work anywhere I'm not 100% sure as I'm not rooted and I have access to this app as its just an app. I'm on a ZTE axon pro 64gb
Why would you ever process it as debit instead of credit?
with all the new card readers requiring you to insert your card to read the smart chip does Samsung pay work ?
that's awesome with the chip this is making out wallet obsolete, thanks for the response.
When using mobile pay, wouldn't the transaction always swipe as credit? I know the card is debit or ATM, but as long as it has the credit logo on the card like Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, etc., it should go through with which ever establishments accepts those credit cards. I think the only time it's debit or ATM transaction is when you put in your pin. So the 7-11 should have, by my personal theory, worked if it was credit rather than debit or ATM. I know it was said it should have been credit, but only to reiterate. Lol.
Ah! I was searching my place for the beeping smoke detector before realizing it was in your video narration.
how do you add a visa gift card because it doesnt work but it works on apple pay......
"waiting for cashier" happened to me. Cashier must "ready" card reader as if it were a credit card FIRST
I just got the s7 tried at dunkin doughnuts but I think the drive thru clerk did it wrong.
I still think this is ridiculous.. just when I saw that many different terminals. I feel like here in Europe, we've got only like two versions. And you can use Android, Apple, Samsung Pay whenever you want and it will be accepted as any other contactless card.
It wasn't my smoke alarm detector low battery indicator that was chirping while I watch the video was it?
Does Samsung Pay work in app like Uber and Amazone?
Samsung Pay does not have app integrated tap and pay in applications or websites.
+Brandon Harmon ok :/ thanks
***** okay well I'm pretty sure he was talking about the United States version
Should have bought batteries for the smoke detector during the trial. Lol 😂
If you have a chip card and the store, like Target, only accepts inserting the card in the chip reader for respective cards, will Samsung Pay not work, since it is essentially mimicking a swipe instead?
+2020 Tech Thanks for the quick reply. That's what I was kind of fearing.. I'll give it a try myself once I get my new citi double cash card. Capital One really bumming me out by not being compatible.
+2020 Tech So I've tried it a couple times now at my Target, and it works flawlessly. Cheers to technology
Do you live in NC. I live in Charlotte and I was at Harris teeter today.
2020 Tech Reviews Oh that's about where I live. I'm 14 and I just started using Samsung pay when I go to Blakeny with my fiends. Unfortunately it doesn't work at restaurants so I still need to carry cash but it's very convenient when I am getting tcby or something.
great review. im so excited to be using mines. very detailed and very very good. better video than what samsung pay offered.
As an employee who has worked drive thru at a fast food place that isn't McD it is a liability for us to try to do any phone payment system because that would require us to touch a customers phone which is risky because if anything goes wrong we can be blamed for it and phones are expensive
More like I use my phone when I forget my wallet lol
when i try to use samsung pay on my s7 edge it keeps opening my Google page when i press the button to verify my fingerprint
Great! Now I'm wondering something, why the heck does Samsung Pay just normally work with NFC Contactless Readers already installed in stores while Apple Pay requires specific new readers to be installed in stores? What's the difference between them? Or can you use Apple Pay the same way as Samsung Pay? Thanks.
+Vylkeer Samsung uses MST+Knox security to share your card information to the POS machine magnetically just like you would when you swipe. Apple and Android Pay only uses NFC technology which does not work on older POS machine
Apple Pay works at any terminal with nfc....it doesn't have to be a specific reader...nfc is nfc...
Young Travels Yeah but only in selected stores, not everywhere.
Vylkeer ..it's not like nfc payments are that much more efficient than card payments...samsung, android, and apple pay..non of them work at every single kiosk. And until they do, cards will continue to be a more reliable option (even if by a fraction).
+Young Travels you're lost
I tried using this for the first time ever at an Exxon gas pump (which was equipped with NFC) and the phone and pump communicated, but the pump declined the transaction every time. I couldn't get it to go through. I'm guessing its because that particular gas station didn't have their system set up for it?
I have encountered the exact same thing, and will be touching on it in the next video
The ExxonMobil Speedpass+ app. is integrated with Samsung Pay, so you just need to open that app., scan the QR code on the pump, and pay with a card registered through Samsung Pay.
this video is making my smoke detector go off
you have to put it next to the swipe area for it to work 100 percent of the time. I use it at 7 eleven all the time