Samsung Galaxy S24 Series (India Units) with Exynos 2400

[@ayushsoni146]

I WAS LOOKING FOR A TRUSTED REVIEW AND RANJIT BHAIYYA DROPPED IT. THANKS!!

[@ExultantTJ]

I am just happy that you are back, with regular videos. RUclips feels complete now, since you are back. But don't let this mean that you have to stress yourself and make videos all the time. Do them as you please and are comfortable, but just know, it is genuinely nice to have you back.
Anyway, about the phone, I have the S23 Ultra since it launched, and I tried using the S24 series at the store. Can see no difference in usage at the beginning, but then the screen, then the AI features, the bezels and all become more obvious and I love the S24 series more and more. A wonderful set of devices they made in my opinion.
P.s. if you ever need help with interiors / architectural work with your house / office, do let me know. I am a designer. XD

[@Big_M_Talks]

Nice to see someone care about a person who is trying to do his best to provide content to his audience despite the health issue.
Kudos to you bro

[@soumyajana4404]

Ans He is making sponsored videos

[@zubairwani10]

Was waiting for this video so curiously

[@zubairwani10]

Sir can you post a video with regard to battery comparison of s24 vs s23

[@balrampanchal8668]

Yes .. i am aldo waiting for this video

[@dami980]

Happy to hear that the new exynos processor is performing above par. And yes, want a full long term review after 2-3 months. Thank you for your valuable feedback.

[@Big_M_Talks]

I bought the S24 a week ago and I must say I'm surprised by how the exynos 2400 performs, it surely did surpass my expectations and even the battery life has been significantly improved if I compare it to my s23.

[@drkamleshkumar1594]

Aapke paas s23 bhi h ?

[@sankalpdubey4100]

How about the haptics?

[@Big_M_Talks]

​@drkamleshkumar1594 haa but I exchanged it for S24

[@Big_M_Talks]

​@sankalpdubey4100 haptics are same as s23 and i have no complaints with it.

[@harshalparab95]

Nope buddy I have S23 plus. And that s24 with shitty exynos processor can nowhere come near to S23's snapdragon. That's for sure.. Exynos won't last long. While for snapdragon you can easily rely for next 4 years.

[@harshitnautiyal4995]

This is the classic Ranjit we know and we want. I am so happy to see that he is back with his consistent videos once again glad to have you on board man.

[@solver55]

I was kid when I started watching him seen so many Samsung device it almost feel comfy and cozy to watch it.❤ Thanks

[@1nOnlySB]

I preordered s24, using since a week but, still watching the review! just addicted to his vidoes.

[@shashankachari4825]

So AI features are the same? As s24 ultra

[@1nOnlySB]

@@shashankachari4825 yes. No cut down on AI features for s24 or s24+

[@snehseel]

I just bought s24 a day before and in one full charge it latest about less than 4 hrs in normal usages.
Does it improve over time if I am using it for a bit more time as the device will learn device usages and it improves ??

[@1nOnlySB]

@@snehseel 4 hours screen on time??
Any new device will take sometime to learn the usage patterns hence, this should be okay.
I am charging mu s24 only once a day and I am easily getting at 4.5 - 5 hours screen on time.

[@snehseel]

@@1nOnlySB I will wait for a couple of days and see

[@albertsitlhou]

I was on a look out for a new android device and was planning to buy the Samsung S23 but ended up buying the new Samsung S24, was a little hesitant to buy as it cAMe with an Exynos processor. But i am really happy i went for the S24 as it exceded my expectations. No over heating whatsoever.

[@supreet9]

Liarrrrr 😂

[@capturemedia3092]

i think paid comments exynos can be good for first 1 year later its all glitches n heat@@supreet9

[@JW_Media]

Why would he be lying? There are multiple reviews that state the same, lol.​@@supreet9

[@ankitbhusari1706]

How does the battery perform ??

[@ankitbhusari1706]

How does the battery perform ??

[@AryansinghT60]

"big believer in benchmarks" nice alliteration sir.
I m happy that Exynos is performing great this time and very hopeful for tensor G4 coming in pixel 9 series.

[@krishnendu385]

Yes that's a good idea to do a review in April time frame to test the heating issue far better.

[@Rahul_Dudhade]

Its good thing that Samsung has acknowledged and fixed heating issues with Exynos 2400 now finally I can buy Pixel 9 in Oct 2024.

[@allhaillordtachanka2197]

Bhai next pixel series k processor tsmc bana rha

[@mettasrikanth5274]

@@allhaillordtachanka2197 that starts with pixel 10

[@Rahul_Dudhade]

@@allhaillordtachanka2197 if that is the case then sone pe suhaga 👍🏼

[@Banditxam4]

Yo... Geekyranjit using that signature techbro thumbnail ❤❤

[@sparashsharma]

Really need a review for the people who live in places like Delhi NCR specially in the Hot climate because major issue comes when we are using phone in 42 degrees and using google map at the same time with calls and other multi task during that Exynos 2100 became like a toast and it was untouchable.... once we get such reviews on how it works when
1. Google maps is on
2. Along with Google map ola or uber aps are on
3. Whatsapp , insta or snapchat is on
4. A person is taking calls
5. Location and bluetooth is on
With all this exynos goes like a toast that is why i was concerned... if exynos 2400 handles this stress test i believe it will be a good purchase...
Amazing video Ranjit sir keep us updated

[@Junier-Hussein]

Brilliant video Ranjit 🙂
Loving my Exynos 2400 S24 here in the UK 😊 The Amber yellow colour I went for.
I hope people don't succumb to the mass hysteria regarding Exynos. Everything works perfectly to perfection 😊
I tested & thrown everything on it - sustainability, stability, raw performance, general performance, games, production media apps etc.
All good, everything checks out, top level, Top Tier SOC & it will only get better with optimisation/updates 😊
I also have the 24 Ultra but it will be the secondary phone kept at home mainly for media. I could have bought any phone available with any SOC I wanted etc. yet I purposely picked the standard S24 as my main phone 😊
Compact yet powerful enough for everyday use. Good camera (especially with the Expert Raw app that's available only on the newer Galaxy's) Good level screen, decent battery life, future proof & more.

[@irfanbhati3408]

Paid comment ?

[@Vivek11Shinde]

​@@irfanbhati3408 definitely, there are samsung employees working day and night to defend this phone

[@greedyboi8431]

India ke uncles UK mein with fake passport 😂

[@pradeepmalar327]

First of all, the comment section here, atleast at the time of writing this comment, didn't watch the video at all, and it shows.
Now, it's a good thing that the Exynos 2400 is performing way better than many of us expected while keeping it efficient. Kudos to Samsung for that. I hope they keep making better chipsets in the future too.
And, I think we do need a video on camera performance, because as far as I've seen in the X/Twitter, there are conflicting results. So, we need one to know which is actually better.

[@MushtaqAhmed-tu7lo]

Yes brother .. people are commenting before they watch the video . Exynos is performing well in recent times Exynos 1380 is a good chip.

[@mrkring1526]

Agreed..so many stupid people repeating Exynos is bad like parrots

[@greedyboi8431]

​​@@mrkring1526exynos 2400 is 40% slower than snapdragon 8 gen 3. your getting low end soc in India for higher price compared to USA 🤣

[@ujjaldas680]

@@MushtaqAhmed-tu7lo Samsung always uses chipsets that are either directly or indirectly manufactured by them. For example, the S20 FE utilized the Snapdragon 888, and the upcoming M55 is expected to use the Snapdragon 7 Gen1, both of which are fabricated by Samsung. Perhaps in the future, upcoming phones will incorporate the Snapdragon 8 Gen1. However, I had a bad experience with Exynos (specifically, the Samsung Galaxy A50s with the Exynos 9611 chipset). Performance wasn't the issue; rather, after two years, the motherboard failed. Internal heating may have been the reason, as excessive heat can severely impact the motherboard. Despite being a Samsung fanboy, I eventually shifted to OnePlus. One thing is certain: in terms of software experience, technology, and innovation, no one can beat Samsung. They are the kings of the smartphone industry.

[@MushtaqAhmed-tu7lo]

@@ujjaldas680 justified statement for Exynos 9611. Probably the worst from samsung.

[@ArvindKUMAR-it5fh]

Among the endless pit of reviewers who only talk specsheet repeatedly. We can only trust your take on tech.
Thank you for being upfront and candid.

[@rajnishdhull333]

Bought s24 bcz of smaller form factor. Previously using moto edge 30 fusion. For some reason- moto was faster and smoother.
But biggest problem is slow charging-25w.
Overall good phone if you can get it around 57-60k.
But flipkart offer scam is the biggest problem. Offered wireless charging in pre booking, but never delivered it and checked on samsung community and X/twitter , there are many people like me.

[@anish2095]

That's what Samsung is.. user experience where Samsung is bad..

[@AvinavaDuttaRoychoudhury]

​@@anish2095user experience is bad? One ui is the best android skin in the market😂

[@abhilashrg1926]

Sir, regarding heating you informed that it’s not over heating but there is a heating issue and second thing is, you showed the benchmarks from plus which has larger vapour cooling system than regular one

[@Auchitya01]

To have a fair comparison, you need similar-sized phones. Because the heat can dissipate quickly in a larger phone. Last year, the S23 used to throttle and perform worse when compared to the S23 Ultra, though both had the same processor.

[@suryateja2k11]

Finally an S series with a good Exynos processor! Kudos to Samsung! Would love to see a review once summers hit Hyderabad region i.e in March-April. Really happy for Ranjit sir for posting quality content for almost a decade. Been watching his content since 2016. Its been almost 8 years but his honesty hasn't changed even a little bit over these many years. I wish he stays safe and sound.❤

[@nagmonme]

Need to observe this processor in the long run.. after few updates

[@kanhaiyakumar-nn5py]

Tatti kar. Dega Exynos....long term me ....8 gen 2 is far superior than Exynos 2400

[@casuarius6576]

Source? Proof? Or only guessing@@kanhaiyakumar-nn5py

[@greedyboi8431]

​​@@kanhaiyakumar-nn5pytrue. we are actually paying higher price for low end soc in India

[@lggr2261]

Bhai pata chal gaya after updates 8gen3 ki tatti ho gyi sare brands ko use underclock karna pada​@@greedyboi8431

[@jagadeeshgangula7736]

Happy to see you healthy

[@hellrider9655]

Super sir we want a long term review of s24 plus😊

[@prabhaghata]

Same boxy design like iphone. Small phones were gone long ago. Thin ones also gone. I ditched my boxy iphone and bought used Oneplus 5t, installed lineage os 20 android 13 in it. Replaced battery for 1000 rupees, generic one. It feels so much better to use compared to a boxy phone. With lineage os it gives SOT of around 8 hours. All apps supported. After spending so much over buying phones, realized that the tech has saturated and does not give any additional satisfaction or returns.

[@repeatrepeatrepeat]

I think the battery life has more to do with the regular s24 getting LTPO display's. earlier only ultra had LTPO

[@balajidevarakonda8836]

Yes.. we do need long term review & also camera comparison with competitors.

[@glasseffect]

With Google abandoning Samsung silicon, perhaps not all is good at Samsung. Would've liked if Samsung came up with Snapdragon for all S24 varients at least in India. The only reason they had to launch S24 with SD in us is because they're competing with iPhone. In India, they've competition from Redmi, OPPO, Vivo, so anything sells.

[@surya_silekar]

People need to understand that this video is made in paid collaboration with Samsung, so ranjit is not 100 percent genuine here. We will have to wait for atleast few months for the genuine review. People praising their s24 here in comment section are either bot account or paid by samsung. Just a cheap marketing by samsung.

[@beastthegreat963]

The only gripe I have with samsung galaxy s24 is the RAM when you intend to support the device for 7 years or continue to sell like iPhone. The RAM should be atleast 12 GB start

[@rishabhshah3316]

I still remember how you bashed OnePlus for not including wireless charging (can't remember it was 9 or 9 pro) for Indian variants whereas it was available for international variants & here you seem to be fine that Samsung is having SD processors in it's international variants but dumping Exynos for India variants.

[@parthn619]

I think only US, Canada and 1 or 2 other countries get Snapdragon, meanwhile the rest of the world get Exynos including UK and EU.. so your example doesn't fair well enough for this, hence maybe not the bashing and also because it's not like India is one of the handful countries getting Exynos. But yes it would've been nice to get 8Gen3 instead of Exynos.. I also wanted to upgrade from My A71 after 4 yrs, was looking forward to it but seems like need to go for S23U instead. 🙂

[@playloop8832]

if it performs well, then why we should be worried? if the major issues has sorted then choosing exynos is not a bad decision. only concern now is long term performance.

[@suicidesatwik1115]

If the performance is on par why bother ? Don't forget that exynos is Samsungs own soc so they can better optimize the phones for even better experience. Why not be optimistic about it once In a while ? They tool longer for making the 2400 so they had to launch it somewhere in the world right

[@theultimateseeker3141]

Happy to see you back

[@sureshspj]

How many of you press like before watching the videos of Ranjit Ji. We know his videos are always good. This is another good one 👍👍👍

[@bhargavhangal4094]

Very few upgrade their phones every year and fewer people care about benchmark scores what most people want is longevity and the name Exynos does not inspire confidence whereas I can trust SD to last longer and the fact that samsung choose SD to power the ultra phones does not help the cause either, I hope they have solved heating and battery issues but I would hesitate going the Exynos way without seeing the longer term reviews.

[@rohitthyss]

Woah!! 1st time in the history that you are talking about the likes (to cross 7.5K) for a review to happen!! Anyways, want the longterm review of the exynos chipset as it never failed to disappoint till date!

[@Ind_u.]

Oh yeah.. itd be very interesting to see the phone performance in the summer heat.

[@gramsci93]

Yes sir,
Can you please do review regarding the same during month of March/April

[@nishantsingh3]

😂😂😂
Fir to pol khul jaegi

[@akksakku5733]

Being a collab with samsung, i didn't expect anything negative from this fellow.
This is just a long ad.
Echinos will start to show its true colour after a few months of usage, don't mind this fellow's fake justification review.

[@LostArchives-mk4mj]

Please review s24 and oneplus 12 etc phones in May June. The temperatures are harsh and it will be interesting to see how their cooling chambers work.

[@amartyachakraborty7599]

With all the news channels, I still come here. The most authentic and honest reviews ever.

[@rajatverma360]

Full Review is needed as i had S22 and with 8Gen 1 it heated in small use cases too , plus its battery life was horrible i had Sold my Oneplus 11R for S22 ( Big Mistake ). Now buyed Iphone 13 ( Again big mistake) i was buying Nothing Phone 2 in Sale but No one helped me buying it when i needed only 6,800 Rs more.

[@RuleNo2NoNames]

I will never buy Samsung Exynos phone since at the same time, in other parts of the world they are getting Snapdragon version.
👎

[@shankha0111]

Hi Ranjit sir...how are you doing now? Really got scared seeing your video about your health issues. Following you for quite some years and you're the OG of tech review. Take care of your health.

[@MADINEC]

Right after watching your video, I got one on the same evening. You are the best bhai ❤

[@Srittam10]

I am a huge fan of videos of Ranjit but I can't understand why his subscriber count is not increasing significantly!!!

[@atalsharma4473]

Language plays a significant role here, there is only a handful proportion of the Indian population which can converse in English fluently.

[@abhishekchandrappa5384]

Bcoz of multiple reasons:
1. He doesn't hard sell his channel. He keeps it simple and straightforward.
2. He doesn't do OTT promotions and biased reviews like other reviewers especially the hindi channel ones.
3. He speaks 100% English unlike using English as a means and resort to hindi to get wider reach and diluting his content.
4. Most of his subscribers/followers are real and not bots like many other guruji's and the likes.

[@unmarried90skid49]

Everything
think ok but what about pricing? Do you justify when OnePlus 12 offers most of the features of s24 ultra at half the price..........note charger and case not included in box

[@ItsAssassin]

How is that half the price? Like base model s24 comes in 75k for 128gb with 8k bank discount as well as 8k additional exchange bonus which makes it ultimately of 59k. And personally one ui is no brainer in comparison to color OS especially with samsung's new 7 years policy update which will just increase its resale value more.
In my opinion i would take s24 over OnePlus 12 any day without any second thought (Samsung's software, camera quality as well as new ai features are just too good to miss with oneplus)
Lastly, the price of charger and case are negligible when you are considering buying a 60k range phone if it comes with additional software and daily usage benefits samsung has. The only thing oneplus has over the Samsung base model is bigger battery, screen and fast charging. But I like compact phones so the first 2 things are actually a plus for me but fast charging at least up to 45w would have been nice but oh well, we can't do anything about it.

[@railfansasidhar]

The s23 (non ultra) is a conpact beast in 2023. But this s24 didnt make a sense. Dont know why Samsung follows the same camera alignment in all the series.

[@TheAshuV]

You dont need to fix until its broken , cameras in s23 ,s22 have been same and yet they are best out there in those price segment and as samsung promised longer updates it easy to update the phone and improve camera in older version

[@nugurimanideep]

​@@TheAshuVif u dont fix it, there is no need for price increase. But the basic and plus versions are becoming costly which is meaningless. If u r using inhouse chip the price should be less. But that didn't happen either

[@braddas212]

S23 perfoms significantly better in cpu throttle tests agaibs the S24.
I own the S23 128 Gb variant and store pe jaake check karke aaya.
Ppl who are telling you that S24 is better are definitely lying.

[@andyH_England]

Samsung announced in their pre-2024 review that thanks to cheaper Exynos, its profits are growing! That is the main reason why we get Exynos in India and Europe. If we asked all the techies if they wanted Exynos or Snapdragon, nearly all would go for the latter. That is the crux. Why do consumers settle for less so Samsung can make more profits?
As for how good Exynos is, the issue has always been poor yields and bad QC. Ergo, one Exynos would be okay, but the next person's would suck. Time will tell if the same applies to the Exynos 2400. From the reviews, the spectrum is broad, with some Exynos performing significantly worse. The jury is out...

[@m_viridian]

After using my S24 for a while, I encountered many heating issues while performing basic tasks (this could be the result of the ambient temperature as well) and also many connectivity issues. Apart from these, everything is fine. The phone runs super smoothly.

[@abheetjain9819]

😂 using the s21+ since launch, although m very very satisfied n happy with it, just wished it had better battery life...looks like S24 series solves this problem, wld be lovely if we can have the full review of the s24+!!

[@ckush928]

Yes please do a follow up in Indian summer conditions.

[@user-ei2jm8hj6r]

Not that i dont trust ranjit sir but yesterday only i visited croma and samsung store here in mumbai and noticed that only s24 regular version demo unit was really warm and hot compared to other units like s24 ultra and even s23 regular version demo unit which too was in demo mode with screen on continuously was even cold and was not warm & hot like that s24 demo unit,
I double checked the s24 demo unit in both croma and official samsung store and both of their demo units were much hot than other models like s23 and s24 ultra too..
When i asked for the same heated unit to the croma sales guy he simply smiled and said " sir ye exynos wala he shayad isiliye hot hoo raha he"😅

[@rendevous9253]

Seeing how it perform in May April would be cool.

[@shiri4frnz]

As always, a practical and informative review. Thank you!

[@GagandeepSingh-uk7xb]

Still my s23ultra rocks

[@ashwinsubramaniyan8349]

​@@sri198507he said ultra.. Are u blind?

[@niklausmikaelson1389]

Duh obviously

[@antinational5579]

Ranjit sir, can you also make a dedicated video just talking about the Exynos 2400? That will really help us in making the purchase decision. Looking forward to that.

[@prasadstephen1674]

I bought the Samsung galaxy S24 ultra ✨️ and already have a Samsung galaxy note 20 ultra from last 3 years both are beast 🔥 none can beat it ❤

[@ridingwithreyansh9331]

Kab se wait tha iss video ka

[@deepakjotsingh8581]

Waiting for the March/April Review 👍👍

[@pathanfayeezparvez]

2 times in my life i saw ur reviews & took the best decision while purchasing. Geeky ranjit is the OG

[@agam3577]

It's hard to digest that exynos is performing better 😮

[@abhi2743]

Yes, please review on s24 in May when the heat is highest in India

[@vj8511ind]

I have s10 plus from last 5 years..now finally in 2024 i brought s24 plus .
I am using it from last 2 weeks.
Battery life is awesome.. phone performence is very satisfactory..
Overall 5 star phone

[@strongthunderlightening4978]

Personally I do not want to put my money post 30k in non Snapdragon processors. And before people judge me I have used Exynos for years and also I am an exp Soft Engg.

[@dmohankumar6313]

Hey Ranjit,
The LTE/5G modem they used is Exynos 5300 which is same in S22,S23 series also. Now I don't understand how they resolved the heating issue.

[@andyH_England]

It's a different modem from what is used in the S23 but similar to the S22. Maybe they are using less power, so it will be interesting if someone tests coverage versus the Intelk X75 modem in the SD8G3 versions.

[@sri198507]

liked in d hope to see the review in summer👍

[@le0genic]

Most reliable reviewer of all time😊 many youtuber even didn't take 24 hours to review this device 😂

[@m80555]

Your videos are one of the most trustworthy and quality content ❤

[@subhamsingh189]

This exynos is different from exynos.. it's very powerful...i am using bgmi game... it's working flawless

[@pinkyfinger9851]

Your comment makes no sense

[@Kiran.N.]

A genuine mobile reviewer is Ranjit sir thank you so much for your efforts sir 😊

[@suryavanshsinghkcanauj9698]

Yes. Please do a camera review and another review in April

[@rudraprasadgangai9885]

I have been using S24 since 3 days. I love everything about this phone. The only problem is battery life. I am getting 4 hr 40 min of screen on time by just scrolling social media, clicking some pictures and watching youtube for approx 45 min. As a compact phone and a new chipset, I expected atleast more than 6 hr screen time with this usage. Hopw they fix it in the coming update.

[@Deepubayernmunich]

Snapdragon is all time better in Battery management, Exynos not that great in Battery

[@andyH_England]

Yes, I am always shocked when reviewers claim 6-7 hours of SOT on S24, as it is impossible for most of us. So, I would say what you are getting is around the average for many.

[@casuarius6576]

wait for the device to learn your pattern usage could improve

[@casuarius6576]

let's see in the tests@@Deepubayernmunich

[@Deepubayernmunich]

@@casuarius6576 still Exynos sucks, in terms of battery

[@anime_jkg]

Honestly speaking
The design of s series
And a series should be different

[@bedabrat_deka98]

exynos starts to create problems after 1 or 2 year(s) as per my experience. i hope that isn't repeated in these.

[@pradip3846]

Yes we want that review so we can decide for buy s24.

[@antinational5579]

The hesitation in his voice while calling these phones flagship clearly shows that these phones are not as great as the S24 ultra which has the Snapdragon processor

[@madhavunnikrishnan9921]

Hii Ranjit,
Want a review during March or April also. Also need a long term review because exynos degrades drastically with time?

[@darshanmundra05]

Now that's a great review by the tech giant...

[@kvbk]

Now the concern is: will it hold the same for atleast three years. Thought they had promised to give 7 years of support, the battery should be replaceed at least once. So if it could hold everything for the first three years, then samsung has really worked on this processor.

[@nishantsingh3]

No heating issues in S24. Really ??
Don't agree with that. If it is touching 46℃ in Winters, it'll blast in Summer.

[@strangesupreme8725]

its a collab video with samsung.... read description,,

[@lggr2261]

Most phones are reaching these temps these days so yup no isuuse

[@ruzhanshaik8436]

Watching this video on s24. 4th day so far its good.

[@life6374]

@geekyranjit - as u mentioned that ur wife is using S21FE, can u share ur feedback on the performance, considering casual usage and camera quality.. thanks 🙏

[@mdatifozairy5073]

I am also using S21 Fe 5G (Exynos) from Oct 2022. Only two cons - battery life ( do not expect more than 4-4.5 hours SOT in normal usage) and plastic back (you certainly need case) otherwise this gets scratches very easily.
Apart from these two cons, rest everything is fabulous.. you will love its camera (specially portraits).. Very good screen for media consumption,, very fluid performance in normal day to day usage and light gaming.
Ram management is also above average. Very good system updates.
Just try getting this below 28k now..

[@mdatifozairy5073]

I am also using S21 Fe 5G (Exynos) from Oct 2022. Only two cons - battery life ( do not expect more than 4-4.5 hours SOT in normal usage) and plastic back (you certainly need case) otherwise this gets scratches very easily.
Apart from these two cons, rest everything is fabulous.. you will love its camera (specially portraits).. Very good screen for media consumption,, very fluid performance in normal day to day usage and light gaming.
Ram management is also above average. Very good system updates.
Just try getting this below 28k now..

[@saifulab12]

I have been using S24 plus for past 1 week. I would say this phone heats up in normal usage, while using camera it over heats and battery drain very fast..
Last thing , don't every buy 45watt charger. It over heats the phone.
45watt charging is big time scam from @samsung

[@7heavennnn]

When I purchased my Redmi note 9 pro max in dec 2020 with 5000mah battery it used to give me 10 hours of screen on time. And now after 3 years it's still gives me screen on time of around 6 - 6.5 hours.

[@VibinNair]

Hi sir, i bought s24 2 weeks ago, i m getting screen on time bw 4 to 5 hours in 4g and single sim. Also, my usage is normal. Is it concerning? Also heating issues are there then and there while in vdo call for longer time. Pls do reply

[@suvajitnandi7097]

Hello sir, I have been watching your videos for a long time and found them very useful. Please make a video on Exynos 2400 heating issue and battery life in the March April month. Also I heard some of the apps are not optimised for the Exynos chipset, please clarify on that.
Please make a video on S24 camera also.

[@rakh942]

Now what about a discounted snapdragon s23 vs brand new exynos s24 ? Thoughts ...

[@kiranmudnaney]

Got mine yesterday... I was skeptical about exynos processor as well but then got a very good deal so thought lets give it a try...
I am very surprised specially with the camera... I had bought s23 at launch as well and the camera was garbage... But s24 has taken a leaf from pixels book of tensor and seriously improved the AI jugglery and post processing on images... The result is absolutely amazing...
I got this coz my pixel 8 had a lot of hardware issue's... And believe me sometimes I feel the camera on the s24 takes better images than the pixel 8...
Really happy with this purchase...

[@Deepubayernmunich]

Are you serious, 😂 how can you say S23 ha Bad camera, hence proved you are righting fake comment, S23 has on the best leading camera,

[@kiranmudnaney]

@@Deepubayernmunich I hated the cartoonish looking pictures on s23 specially night time photos... In ambient light it would turn pictures in to this orange cartoon...! Plus the smoothening of skintones... Also the shutter lag was pretty bad... Not 1 good picture of moving subjects...
This year they've improved a lot... Well you don't have to believe me... But that won't change anything...

[@shyamsukumaran]

I would have to disagee with the comment on S23 camera. While the Ai would have made the S24 better with the AI features, S23 produces great pictures out of the box and if you really have some expertise in photography photography, you could end up taking stunning pictures. I have never come across cartoonish looking pictures on S23.

[@kiranmudnaney]

@@shyamsukumaran I still have those images in my Google photos and still I cringe while watching them...! If only I could share them... They were like terrible specially after having iPhone 14 that I sold to get storage upgrade on s23...! Big mistake...

[@kiranmudnaney]

But whatever s23 thing was, I can surely say s24 has an amazing camera... They've upped their game to match pixels in android... And that's a very good thing coz I love compact phones but other than pixel 8, no phone in android had that great cameras in that size.. Now that's changing...

[@TheSpiritualChord]

Best reviews till date

[@srinivas345]

We know that Snapdragon charges a lot for 8 gen 3 Soc , since s24 and 24plus come with exynos Socs why isn’t the price reduced ?

[@fivehigh9777]

It's still using cutting edge 4nm manufacturing process. Most expensive

[@srinivas345]

Still it's inferior to 8 gen 3 which is inferior to apple A17

[@abhishekchandrappa5384]

All about profit margins for these big companies. They'll increase prices at a blink of an eye but will never reduce prices even after getting benefits from subsidies and govt rules.

[@srinivas345]

@@abhishekchandrappa5384 true

[@Chopper153]

Definitely Exynos is worse than Snapdragon 8 gen 3. And as we have to pay a huge premium over US prices, this is unacceptable. Better get S23U or OP 12.

[@aravind_gopi]

Its a really good phone, handy. Just that I didnt like the sharp edges, but if you are using with a case then its fine.
Heating is pretty minimal I would say.
Good overall performance.
But Indian pricing I am not sure, eventhough pricing is similar in Europe, pre order comes with good offers for exchange and also comes with very good mobile contracts where you get the phone and take a commitment for mobile data for 2 years.

[@Auchitya01]

I see many people in the the comments section who are still not convinced, and rightly so, because the track record of Exynos chipset has always been poor. I hope this changes this year. Ranjith, Sir, please do a full review of S24. I'm planning to switch to the same from S20FE.

[@drkaransuthar8134]

Watching this from new s24.
I'm happy with battery performance though I'm not a gamer, but it would last more than one and a half day in routine use.

[@DB-mp4it]

Suddwnly after january update mu s23+ starts heating abnormally and battery backup also reduced.
Is this agenda of samsung to make me upgrade to s24 series

[@navinselvaraj561]

I too noticed the same..

[@goallapavankumar7854]

It’s too worse on ios,I had to reset my phone after 17.3

[@pradeepprajapati8354]

And this the review one can trust😊

[@vivekvishwanathan1989]

Bro at last u r back

[@souravmaharana866]

Need a long term review. Also a separate camera comparison whether it justify its price point

[@vivekrajx]

Had a terrible experiene with Crappynos 2100 on S21 FE, pledged never to buy a exynos device again including pixel which uses the same chipset.

[@mallupagan]

I'm S21Fe user
Never trust exynos processor.... initially you may not see any issues but heating problem starts slowly after couple of days....and battery starts to drain like icecream melting under sunlight.... I thought it's only with s21fe and aI asked with many people and all of them who using a samsung phone with exynos are facing same issues

[@lggr2261]

S21 fe in my home is doing fine

[@rakibahmed-of5qs]

Those who see Ranjit video. You are legend. From 2015 still I am watching his tech video on my free time.