Man, there's just something about the design and size of the S24. It just looks very very attractive. I think it's one of the best phones Samsung has ever designed and produced.
it's literally an exactly copy of the iPhone 12,13,14 and 15 outside of the camera config. place this face to face with an iPhone and they are identical
@@mbvx7 Apple is good with aesthetics, but they just follow the industry in every other aspect. iPhones are just Apple's version of an Android flagship. They copied the fablet formfactor, OLED displays, double then triple camera systems, wireless charging, all screen display, biometrics, etc etc.
I'm sticking with the S23. I'd prefer rounder edges of older phones like the S8/9/10, but the S23 is rounded enough to make it comfortable to use. The squared off edges of the S24 may make the phone cheaper to manufacturer, but it's not great for prolonged use. I'm also in an exynos regions (the UK) so I wouldn't consider upgrading.
Keep in mind that phones used to have screens with a 16X9 aspect ratio. Nowadays, you can have a screen that's bigger from corner to corner thanks to them being skinnier.
Yep, 2011 was quite a year. I bought my first 5 inch phablet from China that year. I switched to iPhone SE Gen 1 in 2016 and haven't looked back. Small phones are the only way forward.
I think out of all the phones Ive had, the most significant design was the Note 2. I remember everyone was mocking how big my phone was, and how out of place it looked compared to other phones at the time. Little did they know they would be the ones who needed to catch up with the Note 2. Now, the Note 2 screen size would be considered small! All phones had to follow after the Note 2.
@@HABO2210 I've used to had Magsafe car holder, it ripped it from the vent... Had to buy some generic one, which sucks to insert the phone into, but is more stable. :D
you dont understand how a display is measured. A iPhone 6+ is 78x158mm, the S24 is 70.6x147mm. Even though the 6+ has a 5.5 inch screen and the S24 has a 6.2 inch screen. Its small because its screen takes up the whole screen.
@@leogrievous I do. I was referring to the dimensions. The iPhone 6 is large too. Look at the dimensions of the minis and the very first smartphones and you'll see how large the S24 is.
It's small for today's standards. Most phones that are smaller are very old or a cheap none flagship phones. If you want a flagship phone that's smaller than this, then you have to get an iPhone 13 mini. This size is the new normal size phone for flagship
@@tanzanable idk why. I wouldn't buy one seeing that they still don't know how to make a battery that doesn't swell and explode. Even years after the Note 7, you're now hearing tech reviewers talking about recent Samsungs from the last few years swelling while they sit turned off in their storage areas.
I was able to get this for 40% off which was a much better deal than my S23 so not complaining about Exynos. And the performance is noticeably better than the S23. And loving the flat sides.
@@kara88bg I bought it and let's be honest, it's shit. This Exynos is terrible. Big scores in bench, but got damn hot and drain the battery so much. Got it at 500€ with a watch so still a good deal but a shame that S23 is better.
I have both S23 ultra and S23 from last year. Both have advantages and disadvantages. For consuming media I always use ultra. But when I am outside in a car, train or bus , I always used to use s23 for its portability and receiving calls and thats why my main SIM always on smaller device.
hold on to it as long as you can. I sorely miss mine. Got a s23 for a short while, and now use an iphone 13 mini. The s10e was better than both those phones (and it was the exynos version too, so sucky battery life).
Gotta add another agreement here, s10e is a great phone. I worked at a cell retailer when the s10 line was released and felt like the s10e was really the unloved sibling of the lineup. I finally need to upgrade mine and I'm really glad they put so much thought into the ergonomics of the s24 because I never thought I'd get to have a phone this holdable again.
Coming from the S10e, the s24 feels familiar to the hand. The only thing I miss from the S10e is the power button which pulls down the settings menu. Been using it for over a week now.
I have the s10e as well, is the bigger size of the s23 annoying at all? And does it seem worth or it could I hold on to my 10e a bit longer until it gets worse
@@boxerking2012 The s10e and s24 have the same width. The s24 is taller. S24 feels very much like the s10e minus the power button pull down menu. I got my s24 under a promo double the memory, paid for 256gb got a 512gb. You can hold on to the s10e for a litlle longer.
I'm very pleased with the improvements. I have smaller hands, so I was looking for more battery life and smaller in size. Samsung seems to have fixed the refresh problems from the past. The S24 is more than capable.
I'm glad the base S is keeping up very handily. I've been driven away for so long due to missing features and feeling like I needed the S pen. I'm over the pen now, useful as it is when I NEED it, but when I don't need it i have a monstrous S22U with med. sized hands and I just want something I don't feel uncomfortable simply holding now
Bro is the battery life ok? Does it last a day? Or exynos draining the battery? I badly want to know because people are really mad about exynos which make me think about buying this
I still use the iPhone 13 mini. A month after purchasing it, everyone kept asking why I use such an old phone. Small phones are outdated I guess. For ergonomics are important for me .
Any iPhone users that have switched to Samsung recently and are happy with the conversion? I’ve using Apple devices for many years but the Apple ecosystem is too expensive now so I’m thinking about switching from my iPhone 12 Pro to a Samsung device.
10 years ago I would have agreed about small phones, but I've since become a large phone person. For me it's nicer for playing games and watching videos.
Would have bought it if: I could buy the Snapdragon version, 12gb Ram and 256gb storage base and had the Gorilla Glass Armour with the less reflectivity of the ultra.
Yes, I love the S23 more than the Ultra. The feel and compact nature just won me over. I was going to upgrade to the S24 for the better battery life. Still, it is Exynos in my region, and some great YT videos highlight that the Exynos S24 is similar to the S23 in battery life and around 13% worse than Snapdragon if you use it off wifi. It also heats up 2-3c more than the S24 Snapdragon, which is in the Winter; in the summer, it may become unusable. Also, the zoom camera has issues on the Exynos ATM. So, in the end, I kept the S23; I only get circa 5 hours of SOT off wifi, which can be enough for most days. The Snapdragon S24 would have given me more headroom.
spot on regarding the battery life, it is why i am using an ultra. i want to switch back to a small phone since the s24 now have 4kmah. Wish samsung can bring back the regular note 10.
I so wanted to buy this phone, but unfortunately im Europe we got the exynos version which is an absolute NO NO for me. Great phone & great screen. Samsung really makes great screens
Back in the day I used a Note 4 and I loved everything about it, my last big Samsung was the galaxy S10 5G, I started using pixel phones like 4a and pixel 6 pro, now I'm using Samsung galaxy s24 and I love it and here in Australia we have exynos and honestly I don't see any problem using the phone, it's fast and battery is amazing and lasts the whole day until bed time I put in charge, it's just a sexy phone..and great review 👍
Thanks for the great review. I think something like this will be my next phone whenever my current one breaks. Could you do a camera comparison between the new OnePlus and Pixel? Camera is important for me so I wanna know the differences between the offering.
I do find this phone intriguing. I switched from the iPhone mini 13 to the Motorola razr plus and like folding the phone for the pocket. I do see my next might be the s24, or if the s25 stays within the same form factor
I chose the base S 24. I wanted to go back to a smaller screen but it's been taking me time to get used to and also, I've noticed the square/flat edges of the new models are not as comfortable to hold. I miss the rounded edges but other than that, I've been enjoying my new phone 😁
So im wanting to get the S24 or S24+ but my biggest concern is the battery life. Im currently using an S22 and the battery isnt the best for me. Is the battery life performance worth the difference of $200 between the S24 and S24+? Or is it better to save the $200 difference and get the S24 for roughly the same battery performance as S24+?
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I chose this phone because I had the pixel 6 and I couldn't handle the weight after an accident. now I have nerve damage. I'm hoping I feel a difference. thank you for the review. I went ahead and purchased this model
Same, it's more optimized and drains less battery. I feel like people who just switch over to Chrome are doing it out of habit without knowing how perfectly good the default browser is.
Had mine since January and it feels great in the hand with the case that I use! I do wish they had given an option for at least 10GB ram and 512 GB storage, but it's working for me! Great review thanks JR...
@@aliceincokes Hi , I use the "Ringke Fusion X case, great fit, and great gripsivity! Lol... Been using Ringke for years now, easy to hold on to and pickup!
If samsung made a phone closer to the size of the iphone mini, I'd switch back to android. Ever since I got the 13 mini I've loved its small size! I hope one day smaller phones get popular but I think those days are sadly over.
For the first time using a small phone and I'm enjoying it more than all the time I've been using big phones. I quickly got so tired with my S24 Ultra that I couldn't keep it in my hand or pocket any longer. I never knew the S24 was my preferred small phone since I already have a Samsung phone but I also wanted a small phone with all the latest flagship specs and I couldn't get it from any company besides Samsung so I bought the S24 and I now love it more than the S24 Ultra.
Nice phone and review as always 👍🏾. Could be the best flagship out there. But but… why they copy the iPhone band / titanium approach? I thought they were about curved glass?
I just picked up the Samsung Galaxy S24 (SM-S921U). In order I've owned the S2, S4, Note 5, S9+, S10+ and most recently the S21 Ultra. Back in mid 2023 I crack the screen on my S21 Ultra. I decided to use budget phones for the past 8 months or so and finally decided to see what promotions T-mobile had. Got this S24 for free. I am right at home with One UI and I love it.
As someone who's been along for the ride since the Galaxy S, I have to admit it feels a bit weird and cringey to gush over the hardware of the S24. Basically because it now looks like an iPhone. Which isn't a bad thing. Almost as long as I've had a Galaxy as my personal device, I've used the corresponding generation iPhone as my work device. There were only 3 things that Apple routinely beat Samsung on: 1. Ecosystem 2. User interface 3. HARDWARE DESIGN I'd almost prefer that Samsung gonback to rounded edges versus flat just for branding and continuity sake....but it looks SOOOO good. I have the 24+ and its my favorite of Galaxy of All-time thus far
But Apple better watch out on Ecosystem features. Samsung is quickly catching up. I'd say Apple only beats Samsung on Hardware quality. I find One UI to be more intuitive and fun to use than IOS, however it is heavier so can occasionally make the phone lag.
Hi there. S21 Ultra's camera is easily faulty after a few drops. And it is not just me but 3 of my friends have the same issue the 1 x zoom is out of focus. Of course, it is the user's fault for dropping, but many of the previous S seried could withstand such drops. But that's just my experience
As exynos user, battery drain was insane first 2-3days now it gives me 6-9h of SoT (depends if im outside or inside) and around 20h from charge to charge (sub 10% to 90%ish). Quite satisfied, basically lasts whole day + night and can even get like 10-30% next day . Im not gaming just messenger, facebook, reddit, twitter, mails and camera.
Wow, that actually sounds pretty good. Do you have the regular s24? I’ve been on the fence about getting the s24 plus because of Exynos, so I’m checking every comment section on RUclips to see people’s opinions about the phone. Almost got the s24 Ultra just because of the Snapdragon processor, but it’s just too big and boxy and uncomfortable to hold and getting in and out of the your pockets! Anyway, from what you’re describing it sounds like it’s a safe bet to go with the Exynos plus model. Thanks, have a nice day!
As a European im not trading my SD 23 for this. Ive used 3 samsung S phones, all exynos, all had different problems, this is the 1st one without any, so ill keep it until next SD base varient
I really want to try the S24, but the camera just isn’t there yet. I still rely on my iPhone for video, but my Pixel is my go-to for photos. Not gonna lie, the Pixel is still a pain to use most of the time, but there are moments when I’m using my iPhone that I miss certain Pixel features.
I have S24 Regular size and I love it. Screen size is perfect. But not missing all the super max power and all the features as plus or ultra. Thank you Samsung ❤
Picked up the S24 as a second phone. I haven't used a Samsung in 5 years and it's pretty sweet. My main is the 14 Pro Max, big heavy beast that it is, it fits my hands and I'm in Apple's ecosystem. Still, I can see myself switching back to Android in a few years and judging by the S24, I'll be coming back to Samsung.
Battery life is better on Exynos but ya at the cost of raw power. Think thats not really a problem now but for 7 years of updates not sure itll hold up well long term
Edit* Samsung browser is much much better vs chrome. My only complaint is finding a top quality leather case. The Samsung leather case is terrible this year ( returned it ) got a camel colored bellroy case 👍 no phone complaints for me.
Either S24 or the iPhone 15 Pro (ecosystem preference) are the only compact mainstream flagship phones. I personally love using the 15 Pro. While I'm traveling, I simply bring a MagSafe powerbank to compensate for subpar battery life compared to big flagship phones.
If you used an S24, you wouldn't need the battery bank lol. I ditched my 15 Pro for the S24, and instead of 20% at the end of the day, i'm getting more like 40-50% on the S24. I think Sammy won this year. But hopefully it pushes apple further next round. And so on and so on.
I have a exynos version.. The battery life makes me regret getting the phone.. I hope a software update would be able to aid in battery performance as time goes.
Ive been using a50 first and second gen, then moved to the huge s10 lite, then s21 fe, and this now is the perfect design and size for me, im mostly using it for talking anyway :D
Still using my s9+. But I am now thinking about getting a new phone. The s24 base and the iphone 15 base are very compelling for me. I cant decide yet. I nope you can make a comparison which would help me decide
@@green4ever626 Hi, I got the iPhone 15 non-pro now The reason why I decided for that is because I have been using Android for over 10 years now, so I wanted to try something else. That being said, I would not recommend buying one of those flip phones. Any moving part, especially something like those folding displays, is prone to break simply by using it. And Samsung will try every trick in the book to avoid replacing the display.
Got an S24 base model over the weekend. Totally happy with it.
which provider do you use ? I am considering Tmobile in order to get this phone with caveat that its free if I stay with Tmobile for 24 months.
Man, there's just something about the design and size of the S24. It just looks very very attractive. I think it's one of the best phones Samsung has ever designed and produced.
it's literally an exactly copy of the iPhone 12,13,14 and 15 outside of the camera config. place this face to face with an iPhone and they are identical
@@mbvx7 Apple is good with aesthetics, but they just follow the industry in every other aspect. iPhones are just Apple's version of an Android flagship. They copied the fablet formfactor, OLED displays, double then triple camera systems, wireless charging, all screen display, biometrics, etc etc.
I'm sticking with the S23. I'd prefer rounder edges of older phones like the S8/9/10, but the S23 is rounded enough to make it comfortable to use. The squared off edges of the S24 may make the phone cheaper to manufacturer, but it's not great for prolonged use. I'm also in an exynos regions (the UK) so I wouldn't consider upgrading.
FALSE.
How would this be different from an iPhone 15 just for the form factor thing? How is it unique except that it's an android
Remember when we used to call 5.5 inched phones, "phablets." What a time that was...
Keep in mind that phones used to have screens with a 16X9 aspect ratio. Nowadays, you can have a screen that's bigger from corner to corner thanks to them being skinnier.
Yes xd
Looks like phablets won the size war
Yep, 2011 was quite a year. I bought my first 5 inch phablet from China that year. I switched to iPhone SE Gen 1 in 2016 and haven't looked back. Small phones are the only way forward.
5.5 inch iphone 6 plus 16:9 screen ratio ,is wider than pixel 8 pro 6.7 inch with 20:9 screen ratio.
Yep ... those initial Galaxy Note, Lumia 1520 & Xperia Z Ultra 😅
I think out of all the phones Ive had, the most significant design was the Note 2. I remember everyone was mocking how big my phone was, and how out of place it looked compared to other phones at the time. Little did they know they would be the ones who needed to catch up with the Note 2. Now, the Note 2 screen size would be considered small! All phones had to follow after the Note 2.
I had the same experience with my note 2
I got the s24 over the ultra . Had both the 22 and and 23 ultra, but it was too big to handle, so i got the S24, and i dont regret at all
don't u feel like s23 ultra is better? esp camera wise? im asking bc i don't know if i should get s24 or s23 ultra so hopefully u can help
@@ninadinar2341from my perspective, s24u is better. I like the added contrast, and photos are not so overexposed and oversaturated
Missing After the buzz reviews.
Same with the PocketNow Daily segment.
Totally. We're all missing seeing Jaime more often
Yeah. This channel is basically dead.
Do we know why there is a slow video releases ?
@@jacobperez8921there isn’t enough news to keep pocket daily fresh.
6ft4 here with big hands. The S24 Ultra fits into my hand perfectly. It's when you put it in your pocket that you really notice the size difference.
Yeah, I can't tie my shoes with s23u in my jeans pocket.
@@HABO2210 I've used to had Magsafe car holder, it ripped it from the vent... Had to buy some generic one, which sucks to insert the phone into, but is more stable. :D
I'm 6ft2 and I'm tired of my S22 Ultra being so damn big vertical wise.
got the normal s24 and one of the things i love the most is how it finally fits in my pocket. especially since women's pockets are so much smaller 😂
@@BreadCatMarcus Same. I can reach the top but it takes more effort. I'm using the iPhone 11 pro btw. I need a smaller phone
The S24 is smaller than the gigantic sized Plus or Ultra, but with a 6.2 inch display, it's not small at all. It's large.
you dont understand how a display is measured. A iPhone 6+ is 78x158mm, the S24 is 70.6x147mm. Even though the 6+ has a 5.5 inch screen and the S24 has a 6.2 inch screen. Its small because its screen takes up the whole screen.
@@leogrievous I do. I was referring to the dimensions. The iPhone 6 is large too. Look at the dimensions of the minis and the very first smartphones and you'll see how large the S24 is.
It's small for today's standards. Most phones that are smaller are very old or a cheap none flagship phones. If you want a flagship phone that's smaller than this, then you have to get an iPhone 13 mini. This size is the new normal size phone for flagship
@@realitywave Really? If so, why is Samsung selling record numbers of them?
@@tanzanable idk why. I wouldn't buy one seeing that they still don't know how to make a battery that doesn't swell and explode. Even years after the Note 7, you're now hearing tech reviewers talking about recent Samsungs from the last few years swelling while they sit turned off in their storage areas.
I just got it last week I love it so nice eye popping right out the box
Its crazy how far smartphone tech has come
I'd have gone for this, if I wasn't in the exynos dump hole.
S23 exist
I bought an S24 with Exynos, and honestly, I have nothing to complain about. (Other than the AI image editor, which is honestly shit.)
I was able to get this for 40% off which was a much better deal than my S23 so not complaining about Exynos.
And the performance is noticeably better than the S23.
And loving the flat sides.
@@kara88bg I bought it and let's be honest, it's shit. This Exynos is terrible. Big scores in bench, but got damn hot and drain the battery so much. Got it at 500€ with a watch so still a good deal but a shame that S23 is better.
@FloFloFlow Where and how did you get it for 500 euros (with a watch included) 3 weeks after launch?
I have both S23 ultra and S23 from last year. Both have advantages and disadvantages. For consuming media I always use ultra. But when I am outside in a car, train or bus , I always used to use s23 for its portability and receiving calls and thats why my main SIM always on smaller device.
This makes no sense.
Just get a tablet instead of the ultra
2 phones is crazy
For me I use Xiaomi 13T Pro for Facebook, anime, gaming and online shopping. S24 for my main SIM, Samsung Dex, and work.
@KoalaBeer.why would you downgrade to a15?
s10e still getting me through the days since its release
Don't know why didn't do a follow up on that model. S10e are the best!
hold on to it as long as you can. I sorely miss mine. Got a s23 for a short while, and now use an iphone 13 mini. The s10e was better than both those phones (and it was the exynos version too, so sucky battery life).
I had to upgrade from my s10e because my service stopped supporting it :(
They just shut mine off due to unsupported systems. S10E is the GOAT.
Gotta add another agreement here, s10e is a great phone. I worked at a cell retailer when the s10 line was released and felt like the s10e was really the unloved sibling of the lineup. I finally need to upgrade mine and I'm really glad they put so much thought into the ergonomics of the s24 because I never thought I'd get to have a phone this holdable again.
Coming from the S10e, the s24 feels familiar to the hand. The only thing I miss from the S10e is the power button which pulls down the settings menu. Been using it for over a week now.
Right on.
Switch from the S10 Edge to S24. Feels identical!🔥
I have the s10e as well, is the bigger size of the s23 annoying at all? And does it seem worth or it could I hold on to my 10e a bit longer until it gets worse
@@boxerking2012 The s10e and s24 have the same width. The s24 is taller. S24 feels very much like the s10e minus the power button pull down menu.
I got my s24 under a promo double the memory, paid for 256gb got a 512gb. You can hold on to the s10e for a litlle longer.
@@boxerking2012 If you're able to get it. Treat yourself. I had my s10 for 5 years
@@Kolin_622 I have the S10E. How do I use that power button feature?
Great to see you covering the small S24 Jaime, thanks a bunch! 😊
I'm very pleased with the improvements. I have smaller hands, so I was looking for more battery life and smaller in size. Samsung seems to have fixed the refresh problems from the past. The S24 is more than capable.
I'm glad the base S is keeping up very handily. I've been driven away for so long due to missing features and feeling like I needed the S pen. I'm over the pen now, useful as it is when I NEED it, but when I don't need it i have a monstrous S22U with med. sized hands and I just want something I don't feel uncomfortable simply holding now
I am India using S24 since 4 weeks and I am very happy with the performance of Exynos 2400
Bro is the battery life ok? Does it last a day? Or exynos draining the battery? I badly want to know because people are really mad about exynos which make me think about buying this
Please share feedback on the battery life
Such a great video brother! The S24 seems like the PERFECT small phone for sure.
Means a lot coming from you, my brother
Cute
I still use the iPhone 13 mini. A month after purchasing it, everyone kept asking why I use such an old phone. Small phones are outdated I guess. For ergonomics are important for me .
It's only 2 yrs old. That's not that old..
@@MR12AMAZING yes it isn't.. People think it's old cos it's small. That's what I meant
Any iPhone users that have switched to Samsung recently and are happy with the conversion? I’ve using Apple devices for many years but the Apple ecosystem is too expensive now so I’m thinking about switching from my iPhone 12 Pro to a Samsung device.
It's perfect ...only if it's on Snapdragon. Otherwise, save the money and get the S23. Here in India, we only get the Exynos.😢
S23 is still a great phone and it will get most of the AI features that the s24 has. I got the s23 last and I still love it.
@@MatthewLetendreS23 is even more compact. S24 is feels too big sometimes.
@@MatthewLetendre I'm getting s23 256gb for 52k INR ,should i care about the OS updates?
😢 (crying in Brazilian)
Here too the S24 is going to be Exynos, I already secured my 512gb S23 so I can keep it for the next few years.
Lol you will see 2400 crushing everthything it already does exynos 2400 saves more battery while eating 8gen2 as a lollipop
Thank you for this video. You really placed things in perspective. Made a decision to go ahead and buy it.
Nice that you mentioned the fact it has only 8 Gb RAM and the amazing news of 7 years of software update!
10 years ago I would have agreed about small phones, but I've since become a large phone person. For me it's nicer for playing games and watching videos.
watching this on my galaxy s24
Me too
Same here liking it so far😊
Watching this on a giraffe on Africa.
Samsung is most innovtative tech company today. They give their customers options.
Would have bought it if:
I could buy the Snapdragon version, 12gb Ram and 256gb storage base and had the Gorilla Glass Armour with the less reflectivity of the ultra.
Plus how light it feels in the hand too. The Pixel 8 is the same size and it feels like rock
Yes, I love the S23 more than the Ultra. The feel and compact nature just won me over. I was going to upgrade to the S24 for the better battery life. Still, it is Exynos in my region, and some great YT videos highlight that the Exynos S24 is similar to the S23 in battery life and around 13% worse than Snapdragon if you use it off wifi. It also heats up 2-3c more than the S24 Snapdragon, which is in the Winter; in the summer, it may become unusable. Also, the zoom camera has issues on the Exynos ATM.
So, in the end, I kept the S23; I only get circa 5 hours of SOT off wifi, which can be enough for most days. The Snapdragon S24 would have given me more headroom.
Exynos has nicer camera now, but battery is 10% worse
spot on regarding the battery life, it is why i am using an ultra. i want to switch back to a small phone since the s24 now have 4kmah. Wish samsung can bring back the regular note 10.
I had the S2, S4 and S9, then Huawei P30, Pixel 3a, Pixel 4, Pixel 6. I am now considering going to the S24 instead of the Pixel 8.
I so wanted to buy this phone, but unfortunately im Europe we got the exynos version which is an absolute NO NO for me. Great phone & great screen. Samsung really makes great screens
Back in the day I used a Note 4 and I loved everything about it, my last big Samsung was the galaxy S10 5G, I started using pixel phones like 4a and pixel 6 pro, now I'm using Samsung galaxy s24 and I love it and here in Australia we have exynos and honestly I don't see any problem using the phone, it's fast and battery is amazing and lasts the whole day until bed time I put in charge, it's just a sexy phone..and great review 👍
Thanks for the great review. I think something like this will be my next phone whenever my current one breaks. Could you do a camera comparison between the new OnePlus and Pixel? Camera is important for me so I wanna know the differences between the offering.
Excellent video as always.
Thanks man
I do find this phone intriguing. I switched from the iPhone mini 13 to the Motorola razr plus and like folding the phone for the pocket. I do see my next might be the s24, or if the s25 stays within the same form factor
I chose the base S 24. I wanted to go back to a smaller screen but it's been taking me time to get used to and also, I've noticed the square/flat edges of the new models are not as comfortable to hold. I miss the rounded edges but other than that, I've been enjoying my new phone 😁
FYI i don't switch to chrome, Samsung browser is not bad at all. love the quick access feature
THIS!!! 👆👆👆
Samsung Internet Browser wipes the floor with Chrome.
Even Brave Browser wipes the floor with Chrome.
I agree.
Samsung Internet is much much better than chrome.
Nope Chrome way better
5:25 Samsung internet browser is the best, it even has ad blockers that Chrome mobile doesn't have.
10/10 agree! Samsung browser is also really clean
Do you know how to transfer all the bookmarks from chrome to samsung browser?
I actually don't use Chrome. Stopped using it years ago. It's either safari or Samsung browser
As always, a great, thoughtful video!
Am I downgrading if I get an s24 coming from an s21 ultra?
So im wanting to get the S24 or S24+ but my biggest concern is the battery life. Im currently using an S22 and the battery isnt the best for me. Is the battery life performance worth the difference of $200 between the S24 and S24+? Or is it better to save the $200 difference and get the S24 for roughly the same battery performance as S24+?
Does the s23 and s24 still have the camera blurr issue?
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Right. From any language to English is pretty good. The problem is the other way around
Great review perfect voice 4it 2
I chose this phone because I had the pixel 6 and I couldn't handle the weight after an accident. now I have nerve damage. I'm hoping I feel a difference. thank you for the review. I went ahead and purchased this model
I’m finally leaving iPhone to go back to Samsung! I had my same iPhone for about 4 years. I hate upgrading.
I just got mine this month and I love it
5:24 I actually prefer Samsung Internet over Chrome
Same here
Same here too
Same, it's more optimized and drains less battery. I feel like people who just switch over to Chrome are doing it out of habit without knowing how perfectly good the default browser is.
It's better
@@jonjoe89 I agree.
1:32 I’m glad you set the apps grid to 5x5 and take full advantage of the screen’s real estate.
Great review. Thank you, Jaime
El Boricua con la mejor voz.
Hondureño
@@Pocketnowyo pense que eras de aca de colombia 😂
Portaricans always trying to claim things and people lmao.
Had mine since January and it feels great in the hand with the case that I use! I do wish they had given an option for at least 10GB ram and 512 GB storage, but it's working for me! Great review thanks JR...
Hi! What case do you use?
@@aliceincokes Hi , I use the "Ringke Fusion X case, great fit, and great gripsivity! Lol... Been using Ringke for years now, easy to hold on to and pickup!
If samsung made a phone closer to the size of the iphone mini, I'd switch back to android. Ever since I got the 13 mini I've loved its small size! I hope one day smaller phones get popular but I think those days are sadly over.
For the first time using a small phone and I'm enjoying it more than all the time I've been using big phones. I quickly got so tired with my S24 Ultra that I couldn't keep it in my hand or pocket any longer. I never knew the S24 was my preferred small phone since I already have a Samsung phone but I also wanted a small phone with all the latest flagship specs and I couldn't get it from any company besides Samsung so I bought the S24 and I now love it more than the S24 Ultra.
It would be nice if this had a card slot and an earphone jack.
But does it have the s-pen with it?
No
Go for the A series if you want card slot. Earphone jack has been outdated for 3 years already
If somebody wants a small phone, they just have to buy a flip phone.
It depends which flip phone the newer or old flip phones
Disagree with you about switching from Samsung's browser to Chrome on day one. I love Samsung Internet with its dark mode and adblock.
Opera > Samsung browser > Chrome.
With Opera, i can sync history with just an Opera account plus ad blocking plus AI features.
Nice phone and review as always 👍🏾.
Could be the best flagship out there. But but… why they copy the iPhone band / titanium approach? I thought they were about curved glass?
Looking at upgrading from the s22 and very happy to hear that the battery life is better. Cant even get through a full day on the s22.
I just picked up the Samsung Galaxy S24 (SM-S921U). In order I've owned the S2, S4, Note 5, S9+, S10+ and most recently the S21 Ultra. Back in mid 2023 I crack the screen on my S21 Ultra. I decided to use budget phones for the past 8 months or so and finally decided to see what promotions T-mobile had. Got this S24 for free. I am right at home with One UI and I love it.
Just got mine for free as well, can't wait to use mine when it gets delivered
As someone who's been along for the ride since the Galaxy S, I have to admit it feels a bit weird and cringey to gush over the hardware of the S24. Basically because it now looks like an iPhone. Which isn't a bad thing. Almost as long as I've had a Galaxy as my personal device, I've used the corresponding generation iPhone as my work device. There were only 3 things that Apple routinely beat Samsung on:
1. Ecosystem
2. User interface
3. HARDWARE DESIGN
I'd almost prefer that Samsung gonback to rounded edges versus flat just for branding and continuity sake....but it looks SOOOO good. I have the 24+ and its my favorite of Galaxy of All-time thus far
But Apple better watch out on Ecosystem features. Samsung is quickly catching up. I'd say Apple only beats Samsung on Hardware quality. I find One UI to be more intuitive and fun to use than IOS, however it is heavier so can occasionally make the phone lag.
Thanks for the review convinced to get S24 now. I loved S9 very much but currently stuck with sucky S21Ultra.
S21Ultra - sucky? what don't you like about him?
Hi there. S21 Ultra's camera is easily faulty after a few drops. And it is not just me but 3 of my friends have the same issue the 1 x zoom is out of focus. Of course, it is the user's fault for dropping, but many of the previous S seried could withstand such drops. But that's just my experience
Whats that "dent" under the on/off button, the global version doesnt have jt, is It for camera or something?
5g
My favorite phone was the note 20 ultra. I think that was the best. I gave it to my son and I want it back!
Are you gonna tell him or should I? 😉🤣
As exynos user, battery drain was insane first 2-3days now it gives me 6-9h of SoT (depends if im outside or inside) and around 20h from charge to charge (sub 10% to 90%ish). Quite satisfied, basically lasts whole day + night and can even get like 10-30% next day . Im not gaming just messenger, facebook, reddit, twitter, mails and camera.
Wow, that actually sounds pretty good. Do you have the regular s24? I’ve been on the fence about getting the s24 plus because of Exynos, so I’m checking every comment section on RUclips to see people’s opinions about the phone. Almost got the s24 Ultra just because of the Snapdragon processor, but it’s just too big and boxy and uncomfortable to hold and getting in and out of the your pockets! Anyway, from what you’re describing it sounds like it’s a safe bet to go with the Exynos plus model. Thanks, have a nice day!
Just ordered mine today from T-Mobile, upgrading from S22Ultra to S24! No more big phones no more $1,400 phones! Can’t wait to get my new phone!
Great job on contributing to e-waste!
As a European im not trading my SD 23 for this. Ive used 3 samsung S phones, all exynos, all had different problems, this is the 1st one without any, so ill keep it until next SD base varient
In terms of design and feel, how similar is this model compared to iphone 14 and 15?
Better design, better feel, better phone.
Excellent review. Thanks.
As a s24 user, this is not a small phone. At all. Still taking the iphone mini on runs as f*** this big phone trend.
I really want to try the S24, but the camera just isn’t there yet. I still rely on my iPhone for video, but my Pixel is my go-to for photos. Not gonna lie, the Pixel is still a pain to use most of the time, but there are moments when I’m using my iPhone that I miss certain Pixel features.
I have S24 Regular size and I love it. Screen size is perfect. But not missing all the super max power and all the features as plus or ultra. Thank you Samsung ❤
Picked up the S24 as a second phone. I haven't used a Samsung in 5 years and it's pretty sweet. My main is the 14 Pro Max, big heavy beast that it is, it fits my hands and I'm in Apple's ecosystem. Still, I can see myself switching back to Android in a few years and judging by the S24, I'll be coming back to Samsung.
Battery life is better on Exynos but ya at the cost of raw power. Think thats not really a problem now but for 7 years of updates not sure itll hold up well long term
i have the s23u and use it without a case, it makes it the same size as a smaller phone w a case
brave man
just bought the s24 over the s24+ because of this video! the size and one-handed use is a huge priority for me.
OMG use Samsung Internet instead of Chrome unless you love seeing ads. There's also a bunch of other useful features such as dark mode.
watching this on my s21 and exynos 2100 or snapdragon 888 still amazed me
S24 owner from Brazil here and the battery pales in comparison to my previous Zenfone 9 😭
Are those pics from Valle de Angeles Honduras ?
Edit* Samsung browser is much much better vs chrome. My only complaint is finding a top quality leather case. The Samsung leather case is terrible this year ( returned it ) got a camel colored bellroy case 👍 no phone complaints for me.
Fact's it's also faster.
@@Cluelessracing has a dedicated dark mode and the layout is more user friendly.
@@iLuseMy1v1s also the support for and adblocker that works.
@@iLuseMy1v1s Exactly, I can't live without the dark mode.
@@simp-slayer I can't believe chrome doesn't have dark mode built in.
Either S24 or the iPhone 15 Pro (ecosystem preference) are the only compact mainstream flagship phones. I personally love using the 15 Pro. While I'm traveling, I simply bring a MagSafe powerbank to compensate for subpar battery life compared to big flagship phones.
If you used an S24, you wouldn't need the battery bank lol. I ditched my 15 Pro for the S24, and instead of 20% at the end of the day, i'm getting more like 40-50% on the S24. I think Sammy won this year. But hopefully it pushes apple further next round. And so on and so on.
CRAPPLE Sucks
I bought S23 for the same reason last year. Trust me, it's a beast and some more.
Same here I got the S23 I have bigger hands but didn't want the+ or Ultra cause I keep my phone in pocket alot or coat pocket
No it's not ....need the Ultra
😀👋Does support video stabilization in 4K?
No 👎
Great review, and I could not agree with you more. Thanks a bunch.
how about the asus zenfone 10?
It takes good photos just before uploading them to social sites xD..you can get better output on social media than S24 series
I never saw my S24 running on 1Hz. The min is set to 24Hz.
I have a exynos version.. The battery life makes me regret getting the phone.. I hope a software update would be able to aid in battery performance as time goes.
How bad is it?
it's unfortunate everyone switches to chrome because the samsung browser is actually quite good, might even be the best mobile browser
Jaime prefers, Chrome over Samsung Internet?Pfff!!!😂 WHY?
Need new phone and this is the one I'm considering (on a budget). Thanks for the review.
After using a 6.1 phone i’m never going back to 6’7/‘9 I find the smaller phones comfortable af
Ive been using a50 first and second gen, then moved to the huge s10 lite, then s21 fe, and this now is the perfect design and size for me, im mostly using it for talking anyway :D
About translater; WhatsApp's works well between ENG>
This phone is super amazing.
I love it
Still using my s9+.
But I am now thinking about getting a new phone.
The s24 base and the iphone 15 base are very compelling for me. I cant decide yet.
I nope you can make a comparison which would help me decide
I have the s9+ too and I'm considering the S24 and Z Flip 5.
@@green4ever626 Hi, I got the iPhone 15 non-pro now
The reason why I decided for that is because I have been using Android for over 10 years now, so I wanted to try something else.
That being said, I would not recommend buying one of those flip phones.
Any moving part, especially something like those folding displays, is prone to break simply by using it.
And Samsung will try every trick in the book to avoid replacing the display.
Can it switch between front and back camera during filming?
I have Samsung s21, and it can do that. S24 should do that too
@@MD-ww1fy thank you !!! 🤩 galaxy Note 9 can't.