I’m getting tired of all reviewer saying that exynos still compete with snapdragon and still worth it. Props to your hones review about this chipset. In my opinion, samsung should’t force us to buy exynos version and make snapdragon version available globally.
I have s24 [exynos], the only thing bad about exynos is it heats [not over heats], because of heat it uses more battery. Even if you click 10 photos it gets warm, use 50mp it gets hot. I'm in india vaerage temperature is almost higher then other countries, so consider that, but good thing is it doesn't drop performance not even a bit.
Exynos should only be reserved for midrange smartphones under £500 in the Uk, and Snapdragon for the flagship series due to the amount of cash we spill out for them. Overall, Snapdragon is a 5 star quality over Exynos.
@@lggr2261 Exynos is the crappiest one out from Snapdragon. Therefore Snapdragon only deserves the 5 star title within the android territory according to my past expriences
@@Uxz-iu8re It's bad for the price and compitition, if you think about it. Flagship smartphones should always be 5 star quality for the price. Look at apple they are around the same price approximately but have everything that is top notch and superior.
I took the plunge and bought the regular S24 Exynos a couple of months ago. Performance is actually really good in general. It does get pretty hot if you're playing a graphically demanding game, but never to the point where it has to shut down. Overall I'm pretty happy with my purchase.
With the regular S24 Exynos, is it true the display is "grainy" or "sandy" at very low brightness settings? Some people complained about this so would like to know for sure. Thanks.
@@mikev324 Hmm nope, not that I can see. The display resolution isn't as high as the plus or ultra, but the screen quality is still better than a lot of other phones. There's a lot of display options as well.
@@Nightscrawler grainy or the sandy screen is only noticable in dark mode and low brightness. Visible best in dark gray areas of the screen and low brightness in the dark
Iam an s24 exynos user for over 6 months and I have to say, Exynos improved a lot. On a day to day life, s24 is really good. No over heating at all. Also the latest 6.1.1 update made it even better.
I have been using the Galaxy S24 Plus for five months and the Exynos 2400 processor. Despite the updates and putting it on light mode, there is noticeable heat even with light use. In addition, the Wi-Fi network disconnects repeatedly, even though the network is close to me.
@@FLM_OFF I have no problem with overheating. And I have exposed it to quite hot weather. Currently I stay in Cambodia so if it doesn't overheat here I would say it's ok. Temperatures here range from 34 to 39 degrees this time of the year
Exynos is still inferior so either Samsung puts those Exynos Galaxy at a lower, either they put Exynos on every market. Samsung has the more complete Androïd smartphone but i can't validate this situation. It's like buying an 60hz iPhone or validate a Pixel 8 Pro with a Tensor G3, with visor which can scratch and ufs 3.1: i can't.
The google pixel phone uses a version of exynos and is cheaper. So how can the European version of the s24 call itself a flagship phone if the s24 in the USA has the better snapdragon
Exynos is not the problem it’s software,my s22 ultra was not performing at its best when I got it two years ago,now two years later on one ui 6.1 it’s performance is excellent and even with two years of use and a daily charge the battery life is better now that it was on one ui 4.It’s all about software.And let’s not forget snapdragons are far from perfect,look at the 808 and 810 and 888 and gen 1 all poor performance regarding heat management and battery life.
Putting EXYNOS on flagship is a very bad move for Samsung if only they've put it on midrange, it will definitely change people's perspective since the chip is a redflag on Samsung for years unless EXYNOS could beat Snapdragon EXYNOS has no place on flagship device bcz people will always compare it to snapdragon
@@wijayaj001 Two of my Samsung phones died after I upgraded the OP from Nougat to Oreo. When I updated my Samsung browser I lost all my bookmarks. Samsung are DOA! ☠️
I had the S22 ultra with Exynos, sold that crap after 18 months of use. I bought an iPhone 15 pro max now and it’s reassuring to know that I’ve got the same phone as all the other 15 pro max owners. I got tired of Samsung treating the European market as second class consumers so I got rid of them.
I picked up an s24+ new exynos for €700. Would have to pay more to get the snapdragon version due to import charges so im happy with it especially for the price i got it at
I use Exynos, and there are no issues in performance or battery. BUT I do notice lower signal compared to my wife's snapdragon Samsung S23. For a flagship price, I am not ready to get another exynos phone. For a top price I expect top performance.
@BennoTheTruth No. It's perfectly ok. Phone works without any issues. But I don't play games. You do, however, get lower signal indoors, like in an underground parking garage, but that's it...
@satishmakka5157 Hi. The phone works flawlessly. Battery depends on your use. I only charge to 80 percent, start my day at 5 am, and at 9 pm, I have around 40 percent left. I only use it as a business phone, so 20 to 30 calls, 50 emails, viber, sms, waze, some RUclips... I don't play games or use social media. On free days, I easily get 2 days of use. But if you use a lot of social media, you will burn thru the battery in 1 day.
Even in recent reviews I've seen serious network issues compared to the Snapdragon version, and that both it and the Snapdragon version but more so the Exynos version, runs hot, so I'm worried about the potential for dropped frames in 8K or even 4K video, especially when the ambient temperature is warm. And that was with both phones not using a case, a case would further add to the heat. It's not that the Pixel 8 and 8 Pro aren't without disadvantages, too, so I get what you're saying on that score; it would be hard to find a perfect phone without spending a lot more. Still, I think Samsung dropped the ball badly, which possibly explains why all of the Exynos phones are on sale, at the time of writing, or perhaps not. Thanks for your thoughts on the stills photography, I think that's one of the strengths of your review process, or at least what I'm most interested in.
@@MrOsstis Thanks for letting me know, that sadly takes the S23 off my shortlist, then. My mother got an A55 which has had network/connectivity problems, including a very stressful time in accident and emergency where someone kindly let us use their iPhone and later a nurse let us use their landline. Apparently the A55 uses Exynos, though different variant from the S24. I like the build quality of the A55, though heavier than my mother's previous Motorola phone, which I ended up taking to her in hospital as it worked better than the A55, glad we didn't recycle it.
Knowing that theres a slightly better version of your phone selling at the same price is enough to tick ppl off nd the exynos does warm up more that the Qualcomm variant nd thats prone to throttling sooner nd much more than on the qualcom. The exynos 2100 was the worst.
Their is nothing wrong with the exynos chip all the People complaining about it. Wouldn't know the difference if you were to put a Snapdragon and an exynos chip Samsung in front of them and not tell them what one was what.
Maybe samsung should provide all their s25 series with snapdragon chips for every regions. Tired of people saying that the exynos version performs better.
If you check a recent video that shows actual numbers and real life situation, you'll quickly see that the difference is very much noticeable and Exynos is about %20 worse then Snapdragon at almost anything from battery life to temperature. Exynos is not a flagship chip. Don't buy s24/s24+.
@@felixnoky6748 It is not better in any of the tests and the differences is much higher than %8. Even in idle, it uses much more energy and drains the battery, it can't even edit the colors of photos properly in many scenarios.
I am getting an EASY 5-6h of SOT on a sunny day with battery charged to 80% on protection mode. It doesn't heat in normal use, the only time it heats up is when I'm taking photos but it's nothing terrible really. The phone is blazing fast, load times does not exist in apps everyone uses like social networks (I barely catch instagram logo when I tap on the app :D ), searching the web, arcade games load within seconds. I really don't get what's the fuss about, Exynos got good, finally.
I’m getting tired of all reviewer saying that exynos still compete with snapdragon and still worth it. Props to your hones review about this chipset. In my opinion, samsung should’t force us to buy exynos version and make snapdragon version available globally.
That's what apple has been doing for years. Ripping off their customers. Samsung is only following the leader.
I have s24 [exynos], the only thing bad about exynos is it heats [not over heats], because of heat it uses more battery. Even if you click 10 photos it gets warm, use 50mp it gets hot. I'm in india vaerage temperature is almost higher then other countries, so consider that, but good thing is it doesn't drop performance not even a bit.
I agree mine refuses to load a game as well
What's the average SoT you're getting?
How many sim are you using brother and how is the battery backup in 5g ??
Exynos also process better pictures and videos which is a W compared to SD. Other than Heating, I don't see any problem in exynos.
Samsung software should optimise it simple.
Exynos should only be reserved for midrange smartphones under £500 in the Uk, and Snapdragon for the flagship series due to the amount of cash we spill out for them. Overall, Snapdragon is a 5 star quality over Exynos.
Nope its not crapdragon is overhyped crap
@@lggr2261 Exynos is the crappiest one out from Snapdragon. Therefore Snapdragon only deserves the 5 star title within the android territory according to my past expriences
@@Seharkhan69 5% of performance doesn't mean bad bruh
@@Uxz-iu8re It's bad for the price and compitition, if you think about it. Flagship smartphones should always be 5 star quality for the price. Look at apple they are around the same price approximately but have everything that is top notch and superior.
@@Seharkhan69 not even worse than pora 70 ultra for 1400 with s21 performance
My dude its not about the performance, its about the HEAT and the fucking battery consumptions.
I took the plunge and bought the regular S24 Exynos a couple of months ago. Performance is actually really good in general. It does get pretty hot if you're playing a graphically demanding game, but never to the point where it has to shut down. Overall I'm pretty happy with my purchase.
With the regular S24 Exynos, is it true the display is "grainy" or "sandy" at very low brightness settings? Some people complained about this so would like to know for sure. Thanks.
@@mikev324 Hmm nope, not that I can see. The display resolution isn't as high as the plus or ultra, but the screen quality is still better than a lot of other phones. There's a lot of display options as well.
@@mikev324No screen issues at all. Low or ma bright, everything is perfect
@@Nightscrawler grainy or the sandy screen is only noticable in dark mode and low brightness. Visible best in dark gray areas of the screen and low brightness in the dark
Iam an s24 exynos user for over 6 months and I have to say, Exynos improved a lot. On a day to day life, s24 is really good. No over heating at all. Also the latest 6.1.1 update made it even better.
I have been using the Galaxy S24 Plus for five months and the Exynos 2400 processor. Despite the updates and putting it on light mode, there is noticeable heat even with light use. In addition, the Wi-Fi network disconnects repeatedly, even though the network is close to me.
I bought tha Exynos version of S24 one week ago, and I am quite satisfied with it.
Still satisfied? I’m thinking about buying it
@@BennoTheTruth I am still satisfied with it
Isn't their a heating problem tho? And Idk if I get buy the s23+ or s24+
@@FLM_OFF I have no problem with overheating. And I have exposed it to quite hot weather. Currently I stay in Cambodia so if it doesn't overheat here I would say it's ok. Temperatures here range from 34 to 39 degrees this time of the year
@@lazerlabmusic Ok but most people from reddit say that theirs a heating problem with it. And I'm prob gonna order the snapdragon s24 plus on amazon
Exynos is still inferior so either Samsung puts those Exynos Galaxy at a lower, either they put Exynos on every market.
Samsung has the more complete Androïd smartphone but i can't validate this situation.
It's like buying an 60hz iPhone or validate a Pixel 8 Pro with a Tensor G3, with visor which can scratch and ufs 3.1: i can't.
The google pixel phone uses a version of exynos and is cheaper. So how can the European version of the s24 call itself a flagship phone if the s24 in the USA has the better snapdragon
I agree but their price is crazy here in the uk lol the s24 more expensive than iPhone 15
@@RodolphosTechchannel it's more expensive, but it's also a superior phone compared to the regular iPhone 15
The s24 performs better than IPhone 15 even with the Exynos im pretty sure.
@@CoSxRBXGAMES_YT if you want to tell yourself that to make yourself feel better, sure. Why not
Exynos is not the problem it’s software,my s22 ultra was not performing at its best when I got it two years ago,now two years later on one ui 6.1 it’s performance is excellent and even with two years of use and a daily charge the battery life is better now that it was on one ui 4.It’s all about software.And let’s not forget snapdragons are far from perfect,look at the 808 and 810 and 888 and gen 1 all poor performance regarding heat management and battery life.
Let's hope the same thing happens for our s24 exynos and some updates fixes all of it
Bro 888 & 8 gen 1 were made my samsung lol so they were basically exynos rebranded as snapdragon
Putting EXYNOS on flagship is a very bad move for Samsung if only they've put it on midrange, it will definitely change people's perspective since the chip is a redflag on Samsung for years unless EXYNOS could beat Snapdragon EXYNOS has no place on flagship device bcz people will always compare it to snapdragon
Totally agree. The Exynos is great this year and an improvement on the S22 version. The haters are still gonna hate...
Im no hater but trauma is something you cant deny after so many years of repeating disappointment.
@@wijayaj001
Two of my Samsung phones died after I upgraded the OP from Nougat to Oreo.
When I updated my Samsung browser I lost all my bookmarks.
Samsung are DOA! ☠️
I had the S22 ultra with Exynos, sold that crap after 18 months of use. I bought an iPhone 15 pro max now and it’s reassuring to know that I’ve got the same phone as all the other 15 pro max owners. I got tired of Samsung treating the European market as second class consumers so I got rid of them.
Nope see some reviewers who do real test instead of some benchmarks and you will see the difference of battery life of atleast 20%.
Please tell SOT on s24 plus, Planning to buy this.
I picked up an s24+ new exynos for €700. Would have to pay more to get the snapdragon version due to import charges so im happy with it especially for the price i got it at
I use Exynos, and there are no issues in performance or battery.
BUT I do notice lower signal compared to my wife's snapdragon Samsung S23.
For a flagship price, I am not ready to get another exynos phone. For a top price I expect top performance.
So it’s not even that bad as everyone makes it sound??
@BennoTheTruth No. It's perfectly ok. Phone works without any issues. But I don't play games. You do, however, get lower signal indoors, like in an underground parking garage, but that's it...
@@andrejkrusic372hii
I'm planning to buy s24 exynos version
Hows the phone till now? Battery life?
@satishmakka5157 Hi. The phone works flawlessly. Battery depends on your use. I only charge to 80 percent, start my day at 5 am, and at 9 pm, I have around 40 percent left. I only use it as a business phone, so 20 to 30 calls, 50 emails, viber, sms, waze, some RUclips... I don't play games or use social media.
On free days, I easily get 2 days of use. But if you use a lot of social media, you will burn thru the battery in 1 day.
S24 Exynos should be called S24 fe (fail edittion)
I agree exynos has improved. But it's still behind. In a nutshell THATS NOT GOOD ENOUGH.
Even in recent reviews I've seen serious network issues compared to the Snapdragon version, and that both it and the Snapdragon version but more so the Exynos version, runs hot, so I'm worried about the potential for dropped frames in 8K or even 4K video, especially when the ambient temperature is warm. And that was with both phones not using a case, a case would further add to the heat.
It's not that the Pixel 8 and 8 Pro aren't without disadvantages, too, so I get what you're saying on that score; it would be hard to find a perfect phone without spending a lot more. Still, I think Samsung dropped the ball badly, which possibly explains why all of the Exynos phones are on sale, at the time of writing, or perhaps not.
Thanks for your thoughts on the stills photography, I think that's one of the strengths of your review process, or at least what I'm most interested in.
My s24 exynos signal is better than signal on s23 Snapdragon
@@MrOsstis Thanks for letting me know, that sadly takes the S23 off my shortlist, then. My mother got an A55 which has had network/connectivity problems, including a very stressful time in accident and emergency where someone kindly let us use their iPhone and later a nurse let us use their landline.
Apparently the A55 uses Exynos, though different variant from the S24. I like the build quality of the A55, though heavier than my mother's previous Motorola phone, which I ended up taking to her in hospital as it worked better than the A55, glad we didn't recycle it.
Knowing that theres a slightly better version of your phone selling at the same price is enough to tick ppl off nd the exynos does warm up more that the Qualcomm variant nd thats prone to throttling sooner nd much more than on the qualcom. The exynos 2100 was the worst.
Their is nothing wrong with the exynos chip all the People complaining about it. Wouldn't know the difference if you were to put a Snapdragon and an exynos chip Samsung in front of them and not tell them what one was what.
Exactly 1 or 2% battery lol …Samsung will update things and improve
I was going to get an A55 but managed to get the S24 for £499, it's a great phone.
One of the common complaints with this gen exynos is video calling on network. Heard there have been crashes or heating when done for long time.
Its very comfortable to use in my experience. The edges of the frame on the back got a little rounded
I was planning to buy S24. But I am not buying now because Samsung decided to sell an inferior version. This is a SHAME
Buy s23
Maybe samsung should provide all their s25 series with snapdragon chips for every regions. Tired of people saying that the exynos version performs better.
If you check a recent video that shows actual numbers and real life situation, you'll quickly see that the difference is very much noticeable and Exynos is about %20 worse then Snapdragon at almost anything from battery life to temperature. Exynos is not a flagship chip. Don't buy s24/s24+.
in terms of just searching not gaming its better nad the heat consumption is not that high, 20 % is not true its maximum 8
@@felixnoky6748 It is not better in any of the tests and the differences is much higher than %8. Even in idle, it uses much more energy and drains the battery, it can't even edit the colors of photos properly in many scenarios.
I want to buy a samsung in europe.. what should i go for samsung s23 with snapdragon or s24 with exynos?
S23 plus
Exynos 2400 is a beast
Exynos is fine this is tech head talk turn on light user mode
10 cores beast will definitely consume more power. Loving my S24+
What whaper use?
Bad luck 8gen3 are overheating while 2400 pepole do not feel heat 44 bgmi 90 fps when outside temps are 42 degree c
We want gaming mobile phones . Phones that can play Fortnite
I am getting an EASY 5-6h of SOT on a sunny day with battery charged to 80% on protection mode. It doesn't heat in normal use, the only time it heats up is when I'm taking photos but it's nothing terrible really. The phone is blazing fast, load times does not exist in apps everyone uses like social networks (I barely catch instagram logo when I tap on the app :D ), searching the web, arcade games load within seconds. I really don't get what's the fuss about, Exynos got good, finally.
The wild card is the network signal strength in your place, once you are in a place with bad reception the Exynos shows its ugly nature.
In indian tropical region , what about heating battery issue in Arpil May month ??
Fabric acrylic case will absorb a lot of heat instead of the phone.
Goodluck in summer. Also, exynos modem - too many ppl reporting unavailable for calls...
Where?
I've compared my s24 exynos and s23 Snapdragon. S24 has stronger signal by 4dbm in the same location and sim card
exynos is still shitty
No it is not
Stay quiet muppet