Samsung offers
$50 Samsung Credit, and up to an additional $970 in savings (via trade-in) when you pre-order the newest phone from Galaxy, with
Your Reservation to
Pre-Order Next Samsung Galaxy Smartphone Device when you fill out the form provided on the promotional page.
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SleepingJedi for finding this deal.
Note, must fill out the form completely to qualify; by providing your email, you acknowledge Samsung will contact you about your reservation.
Deal Instructions:
- Click here and fill out Form with your reservation selection and information then click Reserve Now.
- Look for Confirmation email to confirm that you are reserved to pre-order.
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My note 20 is running slow now. Been over 3 yrs
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Headphone jack: Apple removed the headphone jack during the time I'm sure more than 10% of users did use them. They could've easily launched Airpods alongside the headphone jack, but they timed it that way because it benefits them and created a Billion dollar industry out of thin air. (We all know how Samsung ridiculed it, but then noticed the money it made and followed course)
Apple claims: Innovation, Ease-of-use, Slimmer phones, water-resistance
Myth bust: Providing users the choice doesn't take away from ease or innovation. Galaxy S8, S9 were slimmer, had larger batteries and provided water resistance.
Reality: More money for the company
Do users miss this in 2022? ~50% do. https://www.androidpolice.com/wee...martphone/ [androidpolice.com]
Expandable storage / microSD: Support for microSD card is something most would appreciate and use. 128G is not enough for many, esp. if they shoot videos. (Ask any pet parent). I had never bought the higher storage tier phones when they had expandable storage - because the base storage was enough for my apps and OS, and I had the freedom of expanding storage when I needed. And external storage also approached very good speeds around the time they were deprecated on phones. By removing this, they have forced millions of casual users to consider upgrading storage tiers for that one occassion where they might otherwise run out of space - and that is an easy $100 or more upchage. And in most cases these storage tiers don't move the needle enough in terms of increased trade-in / resale values.
Company claims: Not fast enough, not needed, not used by most people.
Myth bust: High-Speed microSD were sufficiently fast for recording 4K video to card. If not needed or not used, why do we see so many people choose higher storage tiers?
Do people miss this in 2023? Apparently ~84% still do. https://www.androidauthority.com/...s-3366161/ [androidauthority.com]
User-replaceable batteries are also another topic of contention - proving to be one of Top 3 reasons contributing to planned obsolescence in Smartphones, though IMO not brazen as the above 2 anti-consumer moves.
https://fastercapital.com/content...Cycle.html [fastercapital.com]
Companies collect huge data on user habits and preferences, but they don't always use them to give more of what users want - they also use this data to hold arbitrage of features they care, and market a different form of them that users will be forced to pay for - eventually driving profits. I've ranted enough - all I'm saying is let us not drink the kool aid fed by these companies' PR.
Good deal but think I'll stick with my note 10+.. Its still got a fancy smancy SD slot hahaha.
There's no innovative upgrades either and there hasn't been any for the last few years. All it is, is bigger battery, battery saving cpu, better camera. Oh well, I guess that's when you know you're old. When you realize tech hasn't been innovative for a while.
Also, I encourage everyone to consider turning on the battery saving option [samsung.com] where it limits the charge to 85% even when plugged in, it will prolong the battery life long enough to last the (now) 4 years of updates that is promised with the S24.
I bet it's not even hardware related, Samsung be fking up software updates making our phones feel slower than it's suppose to be.
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I bet it's not even hardware related, Samsung be fking up software updates making our phones feel slower than it's suppose to be.
Lasted longer than my s7+ edge at least lol (2016-2019)
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Foldables look like the next "big thing" in mobile. I would love the Flip just to reduce this giant brick in my pockets. But the camera compromises, questionable longevity, etc. just make the entire thing seem like beta tech. Hoping we can see some advancements in this area and less in pointless "titanium" and whatever else.
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