Vladimir Putin (Ori comment): Not only that the Exynos has worse performance, it also has worse battery life. I feel bad for the regions who get the Exynos (i live in one of those regions)
I was considering to buy a Samsung flagship phone, here in Europe, this year. But after these results, no more. I will get either a SD 855 Phone, or a Huawei one. This is ridiculous from Sammy, ripping off their customers!
@@DRex45 for you asking that maybe you should get an iPhone and not android. Rooting is the main reason to buy android, custom rom, overclocking and after Samsung stop supporting with updates you can just install your own form the xda site.
@@Jry088 They sell the same model with different chipsets for the SAME PRICE. it fundamentally comes to efficiency you expect to get when spending Your Money. When you got the Exynos - Back Then, which you say was better and because M o s t of the regions have only This version anyway, sure I wouldn't complain But while them knowing that today it's worse and you DONT have any other option but having this one it's a shame. You'd expect to have the possibility to pay less for far off performance doesn't it make sense?
Owned the previous s7 edge exynos in Malaysia and was pretty happy with the beast like performance ( at the time, or so i remember ). Not so confident upgrading to s10 now as all we have here are exynos :(
Can I just buy a American version of the s10 with the Sd 855? (I'm from Germany) If it's a global version, different languages and software updates should be possible right?
its not a good test unless you do it 100 times and then middle the results , theres too many variables on a android phone with its constant wakeup , optimizing in background and onboard spyware tracking your life
@@goku21youtub even so it is the test closest to reality and captured on camera, because there are a million videos of days of use, but always without small updates of hours of difference that you really do not know if that is what the review guy says
I feel like the more expensive phones dont have very good battery, yet the more cheaper phones (like the Samsung galaxy a20) has like a 4000+ mAH battery (an exceptionally good/excellent battery life)
What I really want to see is the snapdragon s10+ night mode vs white background battery test. Curious to see how much of a difference it makes but also use dark mode in apps that have a dark mode such as RUclips.
I haven't noticed anything different. Doesn't add any screen on time. It's also funny if you didn't notice but almost every app adopts the dark theme except Google maps and the Google play store lolol!
@@turblown for me I notice a difference and my bro always used light mode and I told him you dark and he said I'm getting around 10% more battery. I don't really use that many apps only a few and I don't have social media but I do know that it's being adopted more and more
@@wadamang That's awesome if it does something for you. If it works , it works. It just doesn't work for me. I'm a super power user and dark mode has no effect. I just noticed my Google keyboard is all nice and bright white too!
After the April update, my overnight drain is 3% for 7 hours. And that has been consistent now. S10+ exynos variant, India, on 4g standby and wifi connected. Idle drain is now optimised!
am i the only one who is happy about an exynos instead of a snapdragon? i had so many bad experiences with snapdragon powered smartphones. and i have a better feeling knowing that the processor used in my smartphone is made by the same company as the smartphone itself.
Exynos variant owner here. I live in Seoul Korea and the exynos variants are alot cheaper than the Qualcomm. By 200 so its not a total ripoff. So any of you looking for a cheaper s10 look up the exynos variant . Its cheaper
Exynos modem is also the culprit here, it’s the 4G modem that make the phone hot and draining during use and standby. Before, in Cambodia usually jump in with the worldwide version and use Exynos. Now we exclusively choose SD 855 instead.
Just bought a Exynos galaxy S10 and I'm really disappointed because it was supposed to be the best flagship I could possibly buy... And I know Samsung doesn't give a shit about the consumer complains.
@@samsamsam3 Yet you didn't mention anything about the areas that the Note 10+ beats the iPhone in. I'll add it in for you. - Higher resolution display - secure in display fp sensor - S pen with all its glory - better aesthetics - faster charging - more ram and internal memory - sd card slot for expandable memory
@@samsamsam3 I suggest iPhone users to go for the 11 pro and Android users to go for the note 10+. They are good in their own ways. But with Samsung being the more innovative of the two, we'll have to wait and see for the new tech they offer next year. Half of the things that makes this iPhone so good came from Samsung so yeah..
Also difference is that snapdragon 855 has core configuration as 1+3+4 But on other hand exynos 9820 has core configuration of 2+2+4. This means snapdragon has only one high performance core where as exynos has 2 high performance core and that is making difference between energy efficiencies of both phones.
Out of the box 'idle' test done by myself in very strictly controlled conditions (no usage); The results are as follows: SD = 20+ days idle. Exynos = 5 days idle. Both devices were 100% stock out of the box setups (no additional apps installed or run).
I've a question for the standby test. I suppose the exynos variant isn't connected to the provider's IMS? While the Snapdragon will be connected to the IMS. The difference here is that when a phone isn't connected to the IMS, it cannot run voice calls via WiFi or LTE, so the phone is always on CSFB standby, in other words it's pinging the 3G or 2G network as well as the 4G network which it's running on by default, this can a significant impact on battery life. A way to make it fair is disable 4G and Wifi calling on both devices.
In india, it is connected here to the network which supports volte and it drains exactly the same amount. Edit: my 4 year 1+1 drains less which got no support for volte and according to your theory, it should drain high in fact.
@@SharmaJi338 you're comparing two different devices. Well here they are comparing in fact two different hardware as well, but other variables are exactly the same, I just wanted to know if the network variable has been taken in consideration. A Snapdragon Galaxy, will have IMS support for all US carriers in it's firmware, while I doubt that a European S10 will have the IMS settings for American carriers. It was just curiosity, even if both phones have the same settings, I still expect the exynos to draw more battery, Snapdragon SoC have very efficient modems, neither Samsung nor Huawei can compete yet.
It appears most of the battery loss for Exynos happened during stand-by. There is a known no-deep-sleep bug for the Exynos version that keeps it from entering deep-sleep after a phone call. Did you happen to check for that?
This is probably after the end of April Exynos update, which is reported to increase SOT by 1-1½ hours. Brilliant & beautiful video. I use to have to figure this stuff out with tons of arithmetic cross comparison 3 years ago and now we have a robot doing it with a genuinely helpful graphic.
What a great test. They were very close on every test, but that screen off time was terrible for the exynos, which actually doesn't make any sense since the exynos is more efficient on low load performance, which means that screen off drop was software related, but even disconsidering this test, the snapdragon had 4% greater battery.
Some people claim that poor performance of exynos in standby was fixed by samsung in latest update. PhoneBuff can you give us second try and retest ? I believe that you have one of better repeatable tests out here. :-) [UPDATE] For couple of days tested s10 exynos (last week), problem is combination of network issues (4G vs 3G and WiFi on/off), standby problems, and bigger drain with demanding apps (not only games). Don't think this can be fixed enough with whatever samsung is doing. Hopefully i could give it back. Simply exynos version appears like worse twin in word s10 family, it should be cheaper.
I don’t how people every year complain about standby drain on Samsung. This is a thing from the very first exynos and they never fix it. It’s look like every exynos drain much more on standby especially on 3g/4g network. I live in Eu and that’s also the reason I leave Samsung flagship... very sad
I've had every Samsung S series, had a few exynos variants, the most recent one being the S9 plus and it felt SLOW. When I went from S8+ (SD) to S9+ (exynos), it felt like a downgrade/sidegrade. Was close to giving up on Samsung but found a great deal on the S10 plus and holy crap, I haven't felt an upgrade like this since the Note 4. S10+ is liquid smooth, the UI animations (yes I tried turning them off/or reduced to 0.5 on the s9+) no longer stutters. No more "dual sim" and exynos variants for me.
The June update for Exynos has dramatically improved standby battery drain (even more than the April patch). We've been talking about this in the galaxys10 subreddit and comparing results. Would it be too much to ask for a retest with both models updated to the June security patch? Love your work, man!
Hello, How do you know that? Do you use one yourself? Ive got an unboxed s10e here and scares to use it cuz of all negative comments of battery usage. Just want to be sure im getting without problems through the day (moderate usage, music , whatsapp, email , surfing, little videos)
@@ngocvusamurai yes it improved the ultrasonic finger scanner a lot. It's blazing fast now but I haven't noticed any improvements regarding the battery life.
Let's remember that Exynos are the only ones you can mod and they get a lot more perks in the long term usage from the community. Snapdragons out of the box perform slightly better and are, regarding standby, as shown in the test, about 10% more power efficient. I'd say there are pros and cons and that devices don't difference too much given that they have 2 different SoC for supply shortage reasons
Here four years later with a lot of custom rom support on the Exynos. Can confirm thiis. I guess this makes the Exynos the "longer lasting" variant of the two.
Hi,Now both versions got the July 2019 security update. There was a major delay with this update and I was very disappointed. The standby is still the same (nothing was fixed). Is it possible to test those phones again with this update?This is a great test, professionally done so thank you for that.Good job!
That maybe explains why my s6 has such bad standby time. It drops like 50 percent in a day just when the screen is off (because it is the exonys version which is worse at standby presumably)
The biggest diference was not during on-screen time, but during standby. It seems the Exynos version on the early days (when this video was shot) had a firmware issue that resulted in such high standby usage, this issue didn't affect the Snapdragon variants. I'm actually surprised by seeing a S10+ (with larger battery) use 17% for 16hrs of standby, that's over 1%/hour. As contrast, currently, my Exynos S10 (non-plus) drains only 5% in 10hrs of Standby (that's 0,5%/hr). I do remember that my S10 did have high battery usage in standby when I initially got it, but I fixed the problem by using the Medium Power setting (which forces reduced background usage) and, by disabling the "limit CPU to 70%" feature, I actually got a significant increase in battery life without having to deal with any sort of slowdown. It seems that this problem has since been fixed even for those using regular power settings, and the Exynos no longer has standby battery drain issues.
Did you update your exynos version before running this test? The S10 has a bug that prevents it from going into deep sleep. I believe the April update addresses that. People have been reporting significant increases in SOT. Not all but some.
it is important to let people realise the significant differences between the Exynos and SD versions.... not only speed also battery also camera and image processing and coverage and throttling!
To save you time: The difference is CLEARLY only in the standby time, whereas the Exynos consumes double the power of the snapdragon (8% vs 16% loss). Assuming that the phones are setted exactly in the same way, a better way to conduct the test would be to simulate the screen on/screen off continously so that we can really simulate the everyday usage. I'm very curious to know if the gap increases, remains the same, diminishes or even the trend is inverted if you don't make it standby for 16 hours in a row. I understand it's a more tough test to make. Thank you for your time and efforts, this is of course still incredibly useful data!
I get the feeling the Exynos issues in standby will get patched btw. It's quite probable for Samsung to support their chip a bit more as they have done before. S55 is still better though ofc.
In Europe, we have to pay much more than the US, for example Galaxy S10 + € 1250 and in the US for $ 1000 that is in € that's in € 900 and you get snapdragon if that is much better than Exynos and we get the spoiled Exynos
In all the these tests the Snapdragon and Exynos dropped equally in percentage, except for the standby test where all of a sudden a huge difference appeared which I think cannot be logically explained. If the Exynos would indeed be less power efficient these should have led to differences in other tests than the standby test as well. I think there was maybe a factor in play during the standby test of which the person doing the test was not aware (the test is actually one of the best battery tests I've ever seen, so props for that).
The battery % is just an estimation, Snapdragon is more efficient in other tests too. How do you know this? The Snapdragon runs cooler. Heat comes from power consumption and if the Exynos runs hotter its only because it uses more energy
I am using the s10 as my main device and for 10h of sleep without using the phone I get 5-6 % of battery drain, with Wifi, bluetooth, tap to wake always-on, double tap to wake phone and sync all turned on.
Would you consider that bad, I too am using an s10 and in my 7-8 h sleep with the same settings(minus bt, even tho my watch stays connected via wifi) I lose 3-4%
I got s9+ exynos variant and if I leave it in stand by for 10h+ straight it will just drain few percentages, but if I hop from using to not using constantly like almost everyone does in day to day usage, it will drain like hell
@@DomagojevAccount Not really, but it's not stable. It also happened that it lost 7-8% over night, sometimes it just loses 3-4%. I hate it but it's not much of a concern for me, battery life on s9+ is more than enough for my daily usage, don't have much time.
@@kirakira9906 yeah on the s10 too, yesturday I started with 70% at 7am and at 10 pm I had 15 left with 3h30min sot which is really good for me (Exynos)
I have different experience. I was disappointed early days after buying the exynos version.. but after using a month and settling battery time improved miracly.. i use to play COC type game continuously on 4g network... with some juice left.. so completely satisfied with the purchase.. its smooth powerful with strong battery life...
Well done phone buff but does your exynos version have the lastest April Patch? Samsung did fix this battery issue with a software update. Will be nice if you give us an update if it actually changed anything because I am noticing a difference.
It wasnt updated yet when the video was made. But Phonebuff made a statement on twitter after the update and the result is still the same. Snapdragon is still better. Here's the link twitter.com/phonebuff/status/1123969281203625984
Yes the exynos is less power efficient but it lasts about a day. That’s still more than anyone can ask for. Both phones are great and this is from an iPhone max user.
this is only a theory (which needs to be checked), but Exynos might have more battery drain in standby mode because C-DRX might not be functioning properly with operators that are supposed to have Qualcomm based chipset User Equipments in their network (phones). Exynos is made for markets such as Korea so energy saving functions may have different parameters which may not be compatible in other markets such as the US.
@@ChrisKripper bro in this video the sd version and exynos version battery drain was almost same with 1% difference except for standby time and in the latest ASC8 update the draining bug is fixed that shows that both versions have almost same battery life now
Exynos version drains more battery while in standby.When the device is in motion,it will not go into doze mode and this will drain more battery on the exynos version.Exynos version has identical Screen on time but drains more battery while in standby.
The Snapdragon chips use Qualcomm's Kryo cores. Which is an in house core. Samsung uses the fairly universal Cortex Cores which seem to be less efficient and down on power.
@@brendandiano8829 Samsung also uses their in-house technology known as Mongoose cores Exynos 9820 have M4 cores means it's their 4th gen technology but still they are unable to optimise them
I think the standby drain on Exynos it's fixed now,i mean i lose around 2% every night. Talking about SOT,i get around 6-7 hours of heavy use but i don't let the battery go under 20%. Battery on Exynos is fine for me.
@@Interloper322 S10,now i have the phone for a little more than 1 year and the battery held up extremely well overtime,i don't feel any degradation at all
Well, after watching this as an exynos S10 owner, I'm done with samsung. There is no explanation for forcing people to buy worse version of the same phone in some regions. At least it sould have been optional. So, bye Samsung forever.
did u updated to latest version? latest version improve battery stability for exynos version. not sure bout SD version. i have the exynos version and lots of improvement with the battery.
Crazy attention to detail. You tried to mimic real life usage and even small things like decibel levels. It really gives a good way to compare batteries. Huge respect.
Quite in line with what I experience on the Exynos variant. I notice it drops battery in standby quite fast. But looking at the test, it appears that Snapdragon only wins the most significantly in standby, so I'm not too concerned for the Exynos. Hope this can be fixed in a software update!
Imagine exynos with 7nm would have destroyed it Hope the s11 will come with a better exynos cpu They're loosing customers that cause they feel cheated cause the performance is worse than a 550$ oneplus device
@@leandsz693 In the CPU department Exynos really isn't bad, in fact it's greater than what most people make of it. However, in the GPU department things can be better, it's just a matter that the Adreno GPU is way overpowered, which really overshadows the Mali on Exynos. Overall I'm happy of my Exynos S10's performance, but I feel like they can improve the experience by optimizing its battery. Cheers for the reply mate!
Is it possible that by the end of 2019 samsung released new updates to optimize the Exynos standby time? In Brazil we were “gifted” with the exynos variant
If you’re gonna do a battery test between the Samsung Galaxy S10+ vs the Huawei P30 Pro, just set the S10+ to it’s 1080 resolution to make it fair especially with the fact the P30 Pro can’t go higher than 1080
If exynos 9820 is only a 8 nm and doing all of this, keeping up with high quality proccessers that are even smaller like 7 nm imagine when exynos 7nm 9825 comes out... That will be a beast and Samsung just invested $116 billion too so it might even surpass the A12 bionic 😳
@@kirakira9906 but if Samsung 8nm chip technology is already this good then what will happen when the $116 billion goes in? 9825 is gonna be something spectacular if it's a 7 nm
Joshua Field smaller doesn’t necessarily more powerful A12 Bionic already more powerful than sd855 . The next exynos 9825 with 7nm is just a catch-up with Apple and sd it will have very similar peformance to exynos9820
@@acumen1 my exynos version heats up when playing games that require alot of power, but performance is pretty consistent. But the snapdragon version is able to keep the consistent performance for a longer period of time apparently.
@@acumen1 yeah a 3400 mAh battery isn't exactly the best in 2020. But it usually lasts me through a college day, but I may have to charge it in the evenings.
I live in a region where I get the Exynos. This year I happened to order the us unlocked version which would be the snapdragon so I got lucky, but there was a time where the Exynos was better.
@@mrboss20ten so u got the Snapdragon version? And I've heard that there might be some problems because the tower cells are different and stuff.. Do u have any problems?
Mohannad Abdul Jalil both on last updates, he’s been doing that for years that way.
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Shouldn't you have used the same Wallpaper to ensure the same drawing on both screens? Also, the standby time depends on what you have installed on them, carrier, etc. Not defending Samsung by any means, only saying.
(Edit: This test needs to be repeated, because I think they'd now be even) So they're super even with everything, except Snappy is twice as good when the screen is off. Something we would have otherwise all missed, because I don't think many people on youtube test that, even though it's on standby the vast majority of the time. Awesome stuff. Although 17% over 16 hours... meh. About 1% per hour. Not bad. Edit: Plus they came out with an update that gives it at least an extra hour battery, which seems to be to do with standby. And since the last test killed the Exynos with an hour of gameplay (both losing about the same amount of battery), if we add that hour back to the Exynos due to the update, they would be perfectly even... right? So it seems, Snappy performs better, but the battery is the same (for people who have updated). Would be cool to see this test done again.
Well, you won’t be getting root or any type of ROM, Kernel and Tweak support with the Snapdragon variant. That means you might miss out on many of the optimizations people have done to make the Exynos version perform just as good as, if not better, than the Snapdragon variant. Not to mention, faster updates.
I hope Samsung can explain why the battery drains so much when it (Exynos) is on standby. I am really concerned because I really wanna buy an S10 but my country only provides the Exynos. Might find someone willing to sell their snapdragon instead.
Your comment is typical of a common persons mentality. There's no real difference in real world speed as shown in multiple tests, and the battery drain bug in standby has been fixed on the Exynos for those who have received the update. These videos are made to get reactions from people.
@@iprobablydontlikeyou6562 if you saw his last video sd vs exynos he said that a video about battery test is coming so maybe he just did it in advane or he didnt get the update buy yeah the update fixed it
@@iprobablydontlikeyou6562 you are so wrong. There is a large difference in the way these two phones perform specially in gaming. S10 exynos can't rung pubg smoothly at 60 fps and constantly drops frame but snapdragon consistently pushes out 60 fps on pubg. It's not an optimisation problem but a throttling issue which Samsung choose to ignore. Exynos is literally garbage when compared to snapdragon. Just search RUclips and you'll find lots of videos confirming this.
Could do a repeat test as the exonys variant had bug that eat away during stand by. At least I'm hoping the recently released may update would have fixed the stand by.
i actually expected worse battery life. I think the S10e (exynos) can bring me with ease over the day. I use my phone mostly for whatsapp, google maps, news, twitter, youtube, netflix, etc. In most cases i use my phone less than 4 hours of screen on time per day. Yeah ofc the Snapdragon gives you 1+ hour of usage but tbh i probably will never ever get 8h dot for one day. And the updates seem to have improved the battery life.
I have Exynos S10+ and with ASD4 update battery life is great. Always getting full day. Only time I managed to kill it was because I went from 6 am to 10 pm on 4G and photo/video shooting.
The biggest problem is exynos is weaker, quickly thermal throttle in games and often over heat killing your battery in the process, performance itself is much worse in games you will lose frames and overall you will get 20-30% lower fps.
It's possible that the big difference in the standby battery drain is cause by the different sim management by the 2 phones? The exynos shouldn't be used in the markets where it's sold the snap version.
@phonebuff is the exynos phone updated already to april patch before you took this video? I was advised there is battery improvement for exynos on the new update. Thanks
We updated both phones to the latest available of software before we conducted the tests. Both were on the March 2019 security patches. Our Exynos variant just received a software update this morning. Will check to see if standby drain has improved.
I live in Vietnam and so my S10+ was made here and is the Exynos version, but standby times are never consistent. I charge my phone to 100% so that it is finished by the time I go to bed, because I don't like to leave it on charge all night. Some mornings I wake up and it has only lost 3% others it has lost 7-12%. If the cell tower changes or there is a problem with connection the phone will search for another signal and this is the variant your test cannot compare equally unless the phones are on airplane mode and then they should lose 0% each.
Wanted to get the S10+ but we only get the Exynos one. I bought the P30 PRO instead, which might not have the better SOC but at least Huawei doesn't cheat the customers with 2 SOC's. BTW I've read Anand tech review, it's not only the speed and standby advantage to the Snapdragon but also a significant picture quality with the camera.
Catalin Sava huawei cheats people with its camera that say u can take a picture of moon but fake its take its from google then replace it😂😂huawei is always lying and their software is trash 🤮
@@gamingbox3655 It's not called cheating, they've admitted about the "moon mode" and guess what I don't even care about it, I actually take photos and I'm quite pleased with the camera. Did you see Sammy admitting one SOC is trash compared to the other. Yes, Huawei software is not the best out there but neither was Samsung till the One UX.
@@CatalinSava actually they didn't. Huawei said there is no any trick behind. After several tests by many people (tricking the camera and forcing the moon mode), i couldn't find any conclusive results. Huawei AI probably just oversharps the image and get the exposure right. The original post results seems not conclusive /cant be replicated.
Lol you clearly don't remember the Nexus 6p made by Huawei that was the first and last product I will ever own from them. They cut corners all the time and their quality control is garbage. Samsung hands down has the better custom support, at least in the US.
Interestingly, the snapdragon isn't only faster, it also better processes the pictures. So even the cameras are identical, exynos variants get consistently worse pictures, with less detail and worse contrast.
Bro how do you even get so much battery time out of the exonys version??? I bought a brand new s10 5g (UK Version) and i have to at least charge in once during the day. I get like 2 hours screen on time max, and like 4 or 5 hours on battery
Vladimir Putin
(Ori comment):
Not only that the Exynos has worse performance, it also has worse battery life. I feel bad for the regions who get the Exynos (i live in one of those regions)
I was considering to buy a Samsung flagship phone, here in Europe, this year. But after these results, no more. I will get either a SD 855 Phone, or a Huawei one. This is ridiculous from Sammy, ripping off their customers!
This is the first time, usually Snapdragon ppl get screwed lol
My country got Exynos ONLY EXYNOS.
Yep, Samsung screwed its costumers big time with the exynos this year.
I should probably make a video about this.
well played samsung, screwing over customers with exynos and letting them pay for both devices the same price
@CemilThen why Exynos versions were better than SD versions back in S5-S8
Cemil that’s not how you tell which chip is more powerful or efficient
The exynos is better it can be rooted were the s/d can't end of 😁
@@kristoferrutherford what's the purpose of root anymore
@@DRex45 for you asking that maybe you should get an iPhone and not android. Rooting is the main reason to buy android, custom rom, overclocking and after Samsung stop supporting with updates you can just install your own form the xda site.
Exynos Galaxy S10 is actually the lite version of S10 Snapdragon with a misleading name.
Hope this becomes top comment on this vid
I think someone should sue Samsung for that
TRUE !!!
@@rahatzaman3783 Funny that people have to pay more for less as Exynos is the international version.
@@hououinkyouma1458 Actually, Exynos is costlier in many countries being the international model.
The fact that most markets, including where I am, get only the Exynos version is crazy unfair.
Exynos was better for years, did you complain back then?
@@Jry088 They sell the same model with different chipsets for the SAME PRICE. it fundamentally comes to efficiency you expect to get when spending Your Money. When you got the Exynos - Back Then, which you say was better and because M o s t of the regions have only This version anyway, sure I wouldn't complain
But while them knowing that today it's worse and you DONT have any other option but having this one it's a shame.
You'd expect to have the possibility to pay less for far off performance doesn't it make sense?
@Dex4Sure "Screwing"? You know what you're buying.
it seems snapdragon goes only to USA because cdma mobile phone compatibility. all the others locations got exynos.
@@mjbmelo Nope, I live in Canada and we get the Snapdragon as well.
who else want to see how phonebuff's robot works????
Me
Arduino
lol ye
went to comments for this
I do and I want to see the cell tower also
When I discovered I had the exynos, I cried
And here I am planning to get the Samsung s10+ 5G :/
The Lg v60 is having battery problem according to some users.
Update your phone now it was fixed even better than snpadragon now
@@calebgbiag only on your dreams
@@calebgbiag source?
I got snapdragon on Samsung galaxy s8
Exynos used to be faster and more power efficient, And I used to feel screwed 😅
Owned the previous s7 edge exynos in Malaysia and was pretty happy with the beast like performance ( at the time, or so i remember ). Not so confident upgrading to s10 now as all we have here are exynos :(
@@shaunysr yeah, there was a time where Samsung's exynos performs well.
True, once it was more powerful (higher benchmark) and better at battery. Now the roles have swapped.
@@shaunysr same i still have my s7 edge exynos way better than SD such a beast!!!!
Can I just buy a American version of the s10 with the Sd 855? (I'm from Germany)
If it's a global version, different languages and software updates should be possible right?
faster ,efficient and compatible with google cam 😡😡
Yeah 💔💔💔💔💔
😭😭😭😭😭😭....
Gcam is love,
snapdragon is cool
And my life is miserable...
I can only buy exinos
Someone report that to samsung too
🥺 exinos versions
and the native camera is better on sd version watch pixelpepers video
@@zawhernos2541
Export a snapdragon variant from the US 🤷🏻♂️
This...... Once you go Gcam, you can never go back.
the best battery test I've seen👏🏻
I wish other RUclipsrs would learn how to do it👌🏻
unless they using the robots too 😎 it's programmable. Imagine doing this realistic battery test with your hand, lol
@@bosenngantor9160 Lmaoo! People do this everyday. If you have a fun that you use then you know how long it last.
@@bosenngantor9160 so u are in love with artificial intelligence
its not a good test unless you do it 100 times and then middle the results , theres too many variables on a android phone with its constant wakeup , optimizing in background and onboard spyware tracking your life
@@goku21youtub even so it is the test closest to reality and captured on camera, because there are a million videos of days of use, but always without small updates of hours of difference that you really do not know if that is what the review guy says
I feel like the more expensive phones dont have very good battery, yet the more cheaper phones (like the Samsung galaxy a20) has like a 4000+ mAH battery (an exceptionally good/excellent battery life)
What I really want to see is the snapdragon s10+ night mode vs white background battery test. Curious to see how much of a difference it makes but also use dark mode in apps that have a dark mode such as RUclips.
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I haven't noticed anything different. Doesn't add any screen on time. It's also funny if you didn't notice but almost every app adopts the dark theme except Google maps and the Google play store lolol!
@@turblown for me I notice a difference and my bro always used light mode and I told him you dark and he said I'm getting around 10% more battery. I don't really use that many apps only a few and I don't have social media but I do know that it's being adopted more and more
@@wadamang That's awesome if it does something for you. If it works , it works. It just doesn't work for me. I'm a super power user and dark mode has no effect. I just noticed my Google keyboard is all nice and bright white too!
@@turblown haha change it I use swift key and I have my keyboard as black
After the April update, my overnight drain is 3% for 7 hours. And that has been consistent now. S10+ exynos variant, India, on 4g standby and wifi connected. Idle drain is now optimised!
am i the only one who is happy about an exynos instead of a snapdragon? i had so many bad experiences with snapdragon powered smartphones.
and i have a better feeling knowing that the processor used in my smartphone is made by the same company as the smartphone itself.
Exynos variant owner here. I live in Seoul Korea and the exynos variants are alot cheaper than the Qualcomm. By 200 so its not a total ripoff.
So any of you looking for a cheaper s10 look up the exynos variant . Its cheaper
Exynos modem is also the culprit here, it’s the 4G modem that make the phone hot and draining during use and standby.
Before, in Cambodia usually jump in with the worldwide version and use Exynos. Now we exclusively choose SD 855 instead.
Ok this just isn’t fair for us that live in Europe
Europe is getting snapdragon for s11
Me i am getting the same chip like the note 10 plus cause i live in singapore
Darkwear GT no the s11 will still get an exynos processor in Europe
Goofy Laws yeah but they dont work on our carriers
Goofy Laws i know but i cannot use the phone on our carriers
@@DarkwearGT Everyone is getting snapdragon starting from s11. Because Samsung has acknowledged that the difference is becoming too large.
This has to be the fairest and most accurate test I've ever seen. Awesome video
Just bought a Exynos galaxy S10 and I'm really disappointed because it was supposed to be the best flagship I could possibly buy...
And I know Samsung doesn't give a shit about the consumer complains.
Everyday Life best flagship you could buy? Get an iPhone dude! It’ll remain a flagship even at the end of its life
@@dheerusamudrala Thanks for the laugh :)
@@kitkat8986 iphone 11 pro max is better than sd note10+ in battery, performance, camera etc.. it will be even better than the exynos variant.
@@samsamsam3 Yet you didn't mention anything about the areas that the Note 10+ beats the iPhone in. I'll add it in for you.
- Higher resolution display
- secure in display fp sensor
- S pen with all its glory
- better aesthetics
- faster charging
- more ram and internal memory
- sd card slot for expandable memory
@@samsamsam3 I suggest iPhone users to go for the 11 pro and Android users to go for the note 10+. They are good in their own ways. But with Samsung being the more innovative of the two, we'll have to wait and see for the new tech they offer next year. Half of the things that makes this iPhone so good came from Samsung so yeah..
Exynos used to be superior in S5, S6 and S7 era. 5433 used to blow that Snapdragon 805 out of the water
Also difference is that snapdragon 855 has core configuration as 1+3+4
But on other hand exynos 9820 has core configuration of 2+2+4.
This means snapdragon has only one high performance core where as exynos has 2 high performance core and that is making difference between energy efficiencies of both phones.
Out of the box 'idle' test done by myself in very strictly controlled conditions (no usage); The results are as follows: SD = 20+ days idle. Exynos = 5 days idle. Both devices were 100% stock out of the box setups (no additional apps installed or run).
Imagine performing worse, but not just that! but somehow dying faster!
I also love the control in the testing, you're the Project Farm of phones
I've a question for the standby test.
I suppose the exynos variant isn't connected to the provider's IMS? While the Snapdragon will be connected to the IMS.
The difference here is that when a phone isn't connected to the IMS, it cannot run voice calls via WiFi or LTE, so the phone is always on CSFB standby, in other words it's pinging the 3G or 2G network as well as the 4G network which it's running on by default, this can a significant impact on battery life.
A way to make it fair is disable 4G and Wifi calling on both devices.
That makes sense!!
In india, it is connected here to the network which supports volte and it drains exactly the same amount.
Edit: my 4 year 1+1 drains less which got no support for volte and according to your theory, it should drain high in fact.
@@SharmaJi338 you're comparing two different devices. Well here they are comparing in fact two different hardware as well, but other variables are exactly the same, I just wanted to know if the network variable has been taken in consideration.
A Snapdragon Galaxy, will have IMS support for all US carriers in it's firmware, while I doubt that a European S10 will have the IMS settings for American carriers.
It was just curiosity, even if both phones have the same settings, I still expect the exynos to draw more battery, Snapdragon SoC have very efficient modems, neither Samsung nor Huawei can compete yet.
@@RenatoLaporte I heard other people and youtubers say huawei have very less idle drain, as similar as Iphones do.
Renato Laporte this is a fair test because here in germany all customers say the s10 has bad batterylife in standby ,
Waited for this for like 20 years! These kinda of battery tests should be the first when it comes to different processors in the same phone!
It appears most of the battery loss for Exynos happened during stand-by. There is a known no-deep-sleep bug for the Exynos version that keeps it from entering deep-sleep after a phone call. Did you happen to check for that?
Its fixed with april security patch
This is probably after the end of April Exynos update, which is reported to increase SOT by 1-1½ hours.
Brilliant & beautiful video.
I use to have to figure this stuff out with tons of arithmetic cross comparison 3 years ago and now we have a robot doing it with a genuinely helpful graphic.
What a great test. They were very close on every test, but that screen off time was terrible for the exynos, which actually doesn't make any sense since the exynos is more efficient on low load performance, which means that screen off drop was software related, but even disconsidering this test, the snapdragon had 4% greater battery.
Some people claim that poor performance of exynos in standby was fixed by samsung in latest update. PhoneBuff can you give us second try and retest ? I believe that you have one of better repeatable tests out here. :-)
[UPDATE]
For couple of days tested s10 exynos (last week), problem is combination of network issues (4G vs 3G and WiFi on/off), standby problems, and bigger drain with demanding apps (not only games). Don't think this can be fixed enough with whatever samsung is doing. Hopefully i could give it back. Simply exynos version appears like worse twin in word s10 family, it should be cheaper.
Can you, please, with the May update?
Correct
I don’t how people every year complain about standby drain on Samsung. This is a thing from the very first exynos and they never fix it. It’s look like every exynos drain much more on standby especially on 3g/4g network. I live in Eu and that’s also the reason I leave Samsung flagship... very sad
@@denyxrunner my j7 has a better standby than redmi .that is the only advantage 😂😂😂
@The Road Provides We know that's bullshit unless if you switch the Wifi off
I've had every Samsung S series, had a few exynos variants, the most recent one being the S9 plus and it felt SLOW. When I went from S8+ (SD) to S9+ (exynos), it felt like a downgrade/sidegrade. Was close to giving up on Samsung but found a great deal on the S10 plus and holy crap, I haven't felt an upgrade like this since the Note 4. S10+ is liquid smooth, the UI animations (yes I tried turning them off/or reduced to 0.5 on the s9+) no longer stutters. No more "dual sim" and exynos variants for me.
The June update for Exynos has dramatically improved standby battery drain (even more than the April patch). We've been talking about this in the galaxys10 subreddit and comparing results. Would it be too much to ask for a retest with both models updated to the June security patch? Love your work, man!
Hello,
How do you know that? Do you use one yourself?
Ive got an unboxed s10e here and scares to use it cuz of all negative comments of battery usage.
Just want to be sure im getting without problems through the day (moderate usage, music , whatsapp, email , surfing, little videos)
What did u end up doing@@eminzengin2214
Does this have the latest patch? They said exynos has been fixed on battery department.
This was probably done after the end of April Exynos update, it's reported to have increased SOT by 1-1½ hours.
Even i read an article about the battery patch but haven't received any sort of ota updates in a while. Maybe that'll fix the standby battery drain.
Last updated software on Galaxy S10 had fix problem about battery consumption and fingerfrint scanner.
@@ngocvusamurai yes it improved the ultrasonic finger scanner a lot. It's blazing fast now but I haven't noticed any improvements regarding the battery life.
It's mind-boggling that Samsung's own in-house chip is buggier, less efficient, slower than snapdragon variant, it should be the other way around.
Let's remember that Exynos are the only ones you can mod and they get a lot more perks in the long term usage from the community. Snapdragons out of the box perform slightly better and are, regarding standby, as shown in the test, about 10% more power efficient. I'd say there are pros and cons and that devices don't difference too much given that they have 2 different SoC for supply shortage reasons
Here four years later with a lot of custom rom support on the Exynos. Can confirm thiis. I guess this makes the Exynos the "longer lasting" variant of the two.
@@SabinTV-NPhow’s battery life and thermal on yours exynos?
Hi,Now both versions got the July 2019 security update. There was a major delay with this update and I was very disappointed. The standby is still the same (nothing was fixed). Is it possible to test those phones again with this update?This is a great test, professionally done so thank you for that.Good job!
That maybe explains why my s6 has such bad standby time. It drops like 50 percent in a day just when the screen is off (because it is the exonys version which is worse at standby presumably)
The biggest diference was not during on-screen time, but during standby. It seems the Exynos version on the early days (when this video was shot) had a firmware issue that resulted in such high standby usage, this issue didn't affect the Snapdragon variants. I'm actually surprised by seeing a S10+ (with larger battery) use 17% for 16hrs of standby, that's over 1%/hour. As contrast, currently, my Exynos S10 (non-plus) drains only 5% in 10hrs of Standby (that's 0,5%/hr). I do remember that my S10 did have high battery usage in standby when I initially got it, but I fixed the problem by using the Medium Power setting (which forces reduced background usage) and, by disabling the "limit CPU to 70%" feature, I actually got a significant increase in battery life without having to deal with any sort of slowdown. It seems that this problem has since been fixed even for those using regular power settings, and the Exynos no longer has standby battery drain issues.
Richard Broder I moved from Samsung to iPhone. My iPhone loses 0% while idle...
i use S10e Exynos version with 3100mah battery,and my battery usage is 5 - 5.30 hours,which is not bad for me.
Standby makes the difference. A phone with a custom ROM and decent doze mode makes u lose less than 2-3 % for a dy
İt still Exynos,not best efficient
When will you make a exynos vs snapdragon battery test on the note10+?
NO I'VE HEARD ENGOUH ABOUT THE NOTE 10 + JUST DO THE REGULAR NOTE 10
Sérgio Cruz tomorrow
@Dex4Sure even if it was pointless (it is not) it would still make more sense than the note 10 plus I WANT A FRICKING PHONE NOT SOME TABLET
@@diegoandalexcockatiel7540 it has the same size as note 9 just smaller bezels so the screen is bigger
@@be_an exactly i never liked the size of the note 9
Did you update your exynos version before running this test? The S10 has a bug that prevents it from going into deep sleep. I believe the April update addresses that. People have been reporting significant increases in SOT. Not all but some.
it is important to let people realise the significant differences between the Exynos and SD versions.... not only speed also battery also camera and image processing and coverage and throttling!
Wdym image processing and throttling?
To save you time: The difference is CLEARLY only in the standby time, whereas the Exynos consumes double the power of the snapdragon (8% vs 16% loss). Assuming that the phones are setted exactly in the same way, a better way to conduct the test would be to simulate the screen on/screen off continously so that we can really simulate the everyday usage. I'm very curious to know if the gap increases, remains the same, diminishes or even the trend is inverted if you don't make it standby for 16 hours in a row. I understand it's a more tough test to make. Thank you for your time and efforts, this is of course still incredibly useful data!
I get the feeling the Exynos issues in standby will get patched btw. It's quite probable for Samsung to support their chip a bit more as they have done before.
S55 is still better though ofc.
This is why I always feel reluctant buying a Samsung device. They come with Exynos processors where I'm from. Nope.
In Europe, we have to pay much more than the US, for example Galaxy S10 + € 1250 and in the US for $ 1000 that is in € that's in € 900 and you get snapdragon if that is much better than Exynos and we get the spoiled Exynos
In all the these tests the Snapdragon and Exynos dropped equally in percentage, except for the standby test where all of a sudden a huge difference appeared which I think cannot be logically explained. If the Exynos would indeed be less power efficient these should have led to differences in other tests than the standby test as well. I think there was maybe a factor in play during the standby test of which the person doing the test was not aware (the test is actually one of the best battery tests I've ever seen, so props for that).
The battery % is just an estimation, Snapdragon is more efficient in other tests too.
How do you know this? The Snapdragon runs cooler. Heat comes from power consumption and if the Exynos runs hotter its only because it uses more energy
I think the size of a chip to a large extent reflects it's battery drainage.
I was hoping u'd add stand-by time to the tests..u r hands down d greatest comparison master of all time!
I am using the s10 as my main device and for 10h of sleep without using the phone I get 5-6 % of battery drain, with Wifi, bluetooth, tap to wake always-on, double tap to wake phone and sync all turned on.
Would you consider that bad, I too am using an s10 and in my 7-8 h sleep with the same settings(minus bt, even tho my watch stays connected via wifi) I lose 3-4%
I got s9+ exynos variant and if I leave it in stand by for 10h+ straight it will just drain few percentages, but if I hop from using to not using constantly like almost everyone does in day to day usage, it will drain like hell
@@kirakira9906 i lost about 6 % on my s9+ exynos when i had it, do you have something special turned off ?
@@DomagojevAccount Not really, but it's not stable. It also happened that it lost 7-8% over night, sometimes it just loses 3-4%. I hate it but it's not much of a concern for me, battery life on s9+ is more than enough for my daily usage, don't have much time.
@@kirakira9906 yeah on the s10 too, yesturday I started with 70% at 7am and at 10 pm I had 15 left with 3h30min sot which is really good for me (Exynos)
I have different experience. I was disappointed early days after buying the exynos version.. but after using a month and settling battery time improved miracly.. i use to play COC type game continuously on 4g network... with some juice left.. so completely satisfied with the purchase.. its smooth powerful with strong battery life...
Well done phone buff but does your exynos version have the lastest April Patch? Samsung did fix this battery issue with a software update. Will be nice if you give us an update if it actually changed anything because I am noticing a difference.
It wasnt updated yet when the video was made. But Phonebuff made a statement on twitter after the update and the result is still the same. Snapdragon is still better. Here's the link twitter.com/phonebuff/status/1123969281203625984
Snapdragon 4 life! Unfortunately, I live in a Region where only the Exynos variant is being sold.
You can still import it
get oneplus device
They sell Exynos version for Asia.. And Snap for US
Buy the lg g8..
lets boycott this version and order from eBay the SD version
Yes the exynos is less power efficient but it lasts about a day. That’s still more than anyone can ask for. Both phones are great and this is from an iPhone max user.
My iphone x does better than sam shit
Everyone already commenting and they didn't even finish the video. Why??
That's a huge difference! This is unfair for people in regions where the snapdragon is unavailable
this is only a theory (which needs to be checked), but Exynos might have more battery drain in standby mode because C-DRX might not be functioning properly with operators that are supposed to have Qualcomm based chipset User Equipments in their network (phones). Exynos is made for markets such as Korea so energy saving functions may have different parameters which may not be compatible in other markets such as the US.
Did you record it after Exynos update? (It made my Exynos loose way less battery in standby)
Exactly after the update my Exynos S10+ loses on standby like... 7 hours in standby, 4-5% battery life.
@@ChrisKripper bro in this video the sd version and exynos version battery drain was almost same with 1% difference except for standby time and in the latest ASC8 update the draining bug is fixed that shows that both versions have almost same battery life now
The new update is about screen on time. As you can see, the exynos lost on stand by time.
@@helloworld6228with april update the battery standby time is improved and its almost similar to sd version
lose* you're welcome ;)
Exynos 9820 is worst compared to Snapdragon 855 becoz of 2 reasons
1) 8nm vs 7nm
2) Arm A75 vs Arm A76
Arm A76 is 20%-30% efficient than A75
Also the GPU
Exynos version drains more battery while in standby.When the device is in motion,it will not go into doze mode and this will drain more battery on the exynos version.Exynos version has identical Screen on time but drains more battery while in standby.
@@aravindr4986 doesnt matter bro..when i sleep in night..i dont want my phone to lose a damn 10% in that time
The Snapdragon chips use Qualcomm's Kryo cores. Which is an in house core. Samsung uses the fairly universal Cortex Cores which seem to be less efficient and down on power.
@@brendandiano8829 Samsung also uses their in-house technology known as Mongoose cores Exynos 9820 have M4 cores means it's their 4th gen technology but still they are unable to optimise them
Could someone please link a website to the Snapdragon version of the s10!
lets boycott this version and order from eBay the SD version
Samsung us store or Samsung Canada store
www.ebay.com/itm/Samsung-Galaxy-S10-128GB-SM-G9730-Dual-Sim-FACTORY-UNLOCKED-6-1-8GB-RAM/192846268167?hash=item2ce6888707:m:mcQC07Hu_2UUAAqIB9bYrAg
I think the standby drain on Exynos it's fixed now,i mean i lose around 2% every night.
Talking about SOT,i get around 6-7 hours of heavy use but i don't let the battery go under 20%.
Battery on Exynos is fine for me.
S10 or S10+?
@@Interloper322 S10,now i have the phone for a little more than 1 year and the battery held up extremely well overtime,i don't feel any degradation at all
what's more disgusting is that Samsung knew about this and yet charged us the SAME price
Well, after watching this as an exynos S10 owner, I'm done with samsung. There is no explanation for forcing people to buy worse version of the same phone in some regions. At least it sould have been optional. So, bye Samsung forever.
Thats really unfair from Samsung why they cant send their dragons here...they give us a crocodile for a dragon lol
Now Exynos are betetr
Do one with the S10+, I want to see which one is better because I have the Exynos S10+ since I got mine in Australia
Same processor
did u updated to latest version? latest version improve battery stability for exynos version. not sure bout SD version. i have the exynos version and lots of improvement with the battery.
Really?? That's good news
@@lukeluke295 nah this is after the Update it was much worse before that
Crazy attention to detail. You tried to mimic real life usage and even small things like decibel levels. It really gives a good way to compare batteries. Huge respect.
I want to see this again...but with all the updates of today
You are searching for that guy used to put " test starts at xx:xx thank me later". I didn't find him 😒
Quite in line with what I experience on the Exynos variant. I notice it drops battery in standby quite fast. But looking at the test, it appears that Snapdragon only wins the most significantly in standby, so I'm not too concerned for the Exynos. Hope this can be fixed in a software update!
Imagine exynos with 7nm would have destroyed it
Hope the s11 will come with a better exynos cpu
They're loosing customers that cause they feel cheated cause the performance is worse than a 550$ oneplus device
@@leandsz693 In the CPU department Exynos really isn't bad, in fact it's greater than what most people make of it. However, in the GPU department things can be better, it's just a matter that the Adreno GPU is way overpowered, which really overshadows the Mali on Exynos. Overall I'm happy of my Exynos S10's performance, but I feel like they can improve the experience by optimizing its battery. Cheers for the reply mate!
Is it possible that by the end of 2019 samsung released new updates to optimize the Exynos standby time? In Brazil we were “gifted” with the exynos variant
So the difference was the idle drain which was already fixed by Samsung on the last update (my s10 only drains 2-3% in 8 hours when I'm sleeping)
If you’re gonna do a battery test between the Samsung Galaxy S10+ vs the Huawei P30 Pro, just set the S10+ to it’s 1080 resolution to make it fair especially with the fact the P30 Pro can’t go higher than 1080
If exynos 9820 is only a 8 nm and doing all of this, keeping up with high quality proccessers that are even smaller like 7 nm imagine when exynos 7nm 9825 comes out... That will be a beast and Samsung just invested $116 billion too so it might even surpass the A12 bionic 😳
Lol if they need to invest 116 billions to surpass the A12 bionic when it's almost 1 years old something is wrong here.
@@kirakira9906 but if Samsung 8nm chip technology is already this good then what will happen when the $116 billion goes in? 9825 is gonna be something spectacular if it's a 7 nm
Joshua Field smaller doesn’t necessarily more powerful A12 Bionic already more powerful than sd855 . The next exynos 9825 with 7nm is just a catch-up with Apple and sd it will have very similar peformance to exynos9820
There won't be any Exynos 9825
@@hanzohasashi2631 A12 Bionic is less poweful than Snapdragon 855. Check your data buddy
I feel robbed after watching this video (I'm stuck in a region that only sells exynos variants).
@@acumen1 my exynos version heats up when playing games that require alot of power, but performance is pretty consistent. But the snapdragon version is able to keep the consistent performance for a longer period of time apparently.
@@acumen1 yeah a 3400 mAh battery isn't exactly the best in 2020. But it usually lasts me through a college day, but I may have to charge it in the evenings.
Anyone else notice the phone's clocks were different?
6 minutes time difference
I live in a region where I get the Exynos. This year I happened to order the us unlocked version which would be the snapdragon so I got lucky, but there was a time where the Exynos was better.
But how do u get the unlocked version?
@@CristiannM I got mine directly from Samsung. Had it shipped to where I am
@@mrboss20ten so u got the Snapdragon version?
And I've heard that there might be some problems because the tower cells are different and stuff..
Do u have any problems?
@@CristiannM no issues. I think in 2019 that shouldn't be an issue on developed networks. Yes it's a snapdragon
@@mrboss20ten I am in Germany and it says on Samsung.com that my address is invalid..
PhoneBuff is the real champ of speed tests. This is how phone tests are supposed to be carried out.
Thanks, but Samsung recently released a new update for the Exynos chip version to improve battery life so is your phone updated?
Mohannad Abdul Jalil both on last updates, he’s been doing that for years that way.
Shouldn't you have used the same Wallpaper to ensure the same drawing on both screens? Also, the standby time depends on what you have installed on them, carrier, etc. Not defending Samsung by any means, only saying.
Agreed. He should formatted both phone to the original state before doing the test.
I thought it was odd to find the Exynos versions selling for $590 US
Did you buy it online? And wich website please..
@@osamaellafi5250 on ebay. I didn't buy it though. They are selling fast
Brock Rock oh unfortunately...any way thanks😊 i really appreciate your reply!!!
(Edit: This test needs to be repeated, because I think they'd now be even)
So they're super even with everything, except Snappy is twice as good when the screen is off.
Something we would have otherwise all missed, because I don't think many people on youtube test that, even though it's on standby the vast majority of the time. Awesome stuff.
Although 17% over 16 hours... meh. About 1% per hour. Not bad.
Edit: Plus they came out with an update that gives it at least an extra hour battery, which seems to be to do with standby.
And since the last test killed the Exynos with an hour of gameplay (both losing about the same amount of battery), if we add that hour back to the Exynos due to the update, they would be perfectly even... right?
So it seems, Snappy performs better, but the battery is the same (for people who have updated).
Would be cool to see this test done again.
Well, you won’t be getting root or any type of ROM, Kernel and Tweak support with the Snapdragon variant.
That means you might miss out on many of the optimizations people have done to make the Exynos version perform just as good as, if not better, than the Snapdragon variant. Not to mention, faster updates.
I hope Samsung can explain why the battery drains so much when it (Exynos) is on standby. I am really concerned because I really wanna buy an S10 but my country only provides the Exynos. Might find someone willing to sell their snapdragon instead.
Just get it on Amazon just make sure it's compatible with your country telecommunication companies
The exynos variant is straight up garbage compared to the snapdragon
Your comment is typical of a common persons mentality. There's no real difference in real world speed as shown in multiple tests, and the battery drain bug in standby has been fixed on the Exynos for those who have received the update. These videos are made to get reactions from people.
@@iprobablydontlikeyou6562 if you saw his last video sd vs exynos he said that a video about battery test is coming so maybe he just did it in advane or he didnt get the update buy yeah the update fixed it
The battery drain bug is fixed ppl without using s10 and pretend to have one is here know facts and then comment idiot
@@iprobablydontlikeyou6562 you are so wrong. There is a large difference in the way these two phones perform specially in gaming. S10 exynos can't rung pubg smoothly at 60 fps and constantly drops frame but snapdragon consistently pushes out 60 fps on pubg. It's not an optimisation problem but a throttling issue which Samsung choose to ignore. Exynos is literally garbage when compared to snapdragon. Just search RUclips and you'll find lots of videos confirming this.
@@shivamanand3908 thats false infomation the s10 exynos can run pubg smoothly at 60fps
Could do a repeat test as the exonys variant had bug that eat away during stand by.
At least I'm hoping the recently released may update would have fixed the stand by.
Thanks waited so long for this video
i actually expected worse battery life. I think the S10e (exynos) can bring me with ease over the day. I use my phone mostly for whatsapp, google maps, news, twitter, youtube, netflix, etc. In most cases i use my phone less than 4 hours of screen on time per day. Yeah ofc the Snapdragon gives you 1+ hour of usage but tbh i probably will never ever get 8h dot for one day.
And the updates seem to have improved the battery life.
I would like to see an S10+ same test. Should be interesting.
I have Exynos S10+ and with ASD4 update battery life is great. Always getting full day.
Only time I managed to kill it was because I went from 6 am to 10 pm on 4G and photo/video shooting.
Hmm .. i have exynos one ..
and we are pay the same .. broke my hearts
The biggest problem is exynos is weaker, quickly thermal throttle in games and often over heat killing your battery in the process, performance itself is much worse in games you will lose frames and overall you will get 20-30% lower fps.
Germany and Austria has exynos. Normally times we would be happy about it but Samsung Galaxy S10 Exynos isn't so nice.
It's possible that the big difference in the standby battery drain is cause by the different sim management by the 2 phones? The exynos shouldn't be used in the markets where it's sold the snap version.
No, it's bad, i have the S8 with the Exynos version, it's terrible at standby time ...
@@mrzoldik201 I can confirm that. Now after 2 years of usage the battery life is horrendous, I have to charge at least 3 times a day to get through.
@@onestepup9950
Yah , i have 10000mAh battery with me to keep it up....
Interesting...my S10e eats about 2-3 percent overnight. Funny how the plus version used more than 1% per hour
@@me-me3126 How long is your night? Do you have data or wifi on?
@phonebuff is the exynos phone updated already to april patch before you took this video? I was advised there is battery improvement for exynos on the new update. Thanks
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We updated both phones to the latest available of software before we conducted the tests. Both were on the March 2019 security patches. Our Exynos variant just received a software update this morning. Will check to see if standby drain has improved.
@@PhoneBuff And will you let us know whether it did or not? Or is it too much effort
@Phonebuff thanks for.checking..hoping you can provide us an update regarding this.. since in my experience.. there's a significant improvement
@@PhoneBuff April software fixed the battery drain. Redo the test and you will have a surprise.
I only could watch one hour yt and my phone is at 0 percent
Samsumg S10/+/e here in US and Korea: Hey guys, we've got the SnapDragon variant.
Rest of the world: *I am a joke to you?*
I live in Vietnam and so my S10+ was made here and is the Exynos version, but standby times are never consistent. I charge my phone to 100% so that it is finished by the time I go to bed, because I don't like to leave it on charge all night. Some mornings I wake up and it has only lost 3% others it has lost 7-12%. If the cell tower changes or there is a problem with connection the phone will search for another signal and this is the variant your test cannot compare equally unless the phones are on airplane mode and then they should lose 0% each.
Wanted to get the S10+ but we only get the Exynos one. I bought the P30 PRO instead, which might not have the better SOC but at least Huawei doesn't cheat the customers with 2 SOC's. BTW I've read Anand tech review, it's not only the speed and standby advantage to the Snapdragon but also a significant picture quality with the camera.
Catalin Sava huawei cheats people with its camera that say u can take a picture of moon but fake its take its from google then replace it😂😂huawei is always lying and their software is trash 🤮
@@gamingbox3655 It's not called cheating, they've admitted about the "moon mode" and guess what I don't even care about it, I actually take photos and I'm quite pleased with the camera. Did you see Sammy admitting one SOC is trash compared to the other. Yes, Huawei software is not the best out there but neither was Samsung till the One UX.
@@CatalinSava yup i agree they agree the moon but if they are not caught they will always lying
@@CatalinSava actually they didn't. Huawei said there is no any trick behind. After several tests by many people (tricking the camera and forcing the moon mode), i couldn't find any conclusive results. Huawei AI probably just oversharps the image and get the exposure right. The original post results seems not conclusive /cant be replicated.
Lol you clearly don't remember the Nexus 6p made by Huawei that was the first and last product I will ever own from them. They cut corners all the time and their quality control is garbage. Samsung hands down has the better custom support, at least in the US.
Interestingly, the snapdragon isn't only faster, it also better processes the pictures. So even the cameras are identical, exynos variants get consistently worse pictures, with less detail and worse contrast.
I heard that after the new update exinos version has better battery life
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Possible, an update to snapdragon saying slow down nigga they figured out u faster
@@pisinwallax9432 yes it did. Don't deny what you don't know.
But I think he would've gotten that update before the test
@@samuelodan2376 I doubt he did. The update isn't out everywhere, and I bet he did this test back when he first borrowed the Exynos device.
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Bro how do you even get so much battery time out of the exonys version??? I bought a brand new s10 5g (UK Version) and i have to at least charge in once during the day. I get like 2 hours screen on time max, and like 4 or 5 hours on battery
I recently got a new s10e for my birthday. Happy to say I got a Snapdragon one.