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Samsung

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Easy to grip. Satisfying to hold. With their unified design and satin finish, Galaxy S24 feels as smooth as it looks.
They’re the upgrades you’ve waited for. More screen. More battery. More processing power. There’s so much more to love about Galaxy S24.
A true pixel powerhouse that will not disappoint. Ever. Snap high-res pics for that will no doubt withstand the test of time for years to come.
Search like never before with Circle to Search. Simply trace an object to get Google Search results. It’s a new visual way to find what you’re looking for.
Get quick language translation on your next phone call. That’s right, AI helps you communicate outside your own language while you talk on the phone. And get this, it even works on messaging.

Reviewer: Akshay Wadke
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Not flagship material,..but now I think it is!
Review: This is an updated review :So just moved from S20, which I had for so many years to the new S24. The phone itself is good, everything works fine.. but that’s expected. Got the Golden yellow colour and thankfully it’s not as flashy as shown in the photos.. this is more of a light cream colour which gives a slight golden shine when seen at particular angles. It’s a very decent looking phone.When you use it, the first thing you notice is that this phone really heats up. It’s Samsungs flagship and the heating issue is not limited to just while charging it, even when you use it normally.. the back gets hot. Never faced this with the S20. I feel like am using some cheap Chinese phone…well it won’t burn your ear, but yes it’s hot enough for one to take note.>>And now after a few more days of usage, the heating issue has disappeared. Even after hours of continuous use it doesn’t heat up… not sure what happened.. perhaps some software update.Second is the design. Samsung used to have it’s own design team which came up with really innovative stuff.. now they are just copying the iPhone. It literally looks like a Chinese knock off, OK let’s give them credit.. it looks like a cheap Korean knock off of the iPhone. Nothing wrong with that, except that if you want to copy then copy something good. Personally the flat edged design is terrible to grasp and feels rigid in the palm. The earlier curved edge ones were so much comfortable to hold. Now you have to hold on to this flat metal frame which heats up.. it’s not a pleasant experience. Perhaps they made this for cold weather countries, so you get an inbuilt palm heater with your phone. A phone that keeps your hands warm while in the cold… heaven knows what the designers were thinking!>> Well as I said before the heating issue has gone. As for the shape, I would say it’s easier to handle having those flat edges.. it rests easily on the figers while typing etc.. but still you do feel the flat edges when the phone is in your pocket etc.. So the shape is a mixed bag verdict. Personally I prefer smoother edges.The battery drains out fast aswell.. currently it’s matching the drainage speed of my old Samsung. Basically you have to have a fast charger around.>> This is the point why I actually decided to edit the review. The phone’s software literally optmises battery usage. It continuously adjusts screen brightness levels.. and with time and use, it’s getting better at optimising battery performance. For regular usage, with a few hrs of videos and few hrs of games.. it’s pulling through the day quiet easily.Honestly I don’t know why this phone should cost so much.. for the issues it has, you should easily get a similar cheaper phone in the 20-25k range.>> Doubt it, this phone keeps getting better with usage. Never expected or experienced that before.Camera haven’t yet used. My old S20 used to give some amazing results and have used it a lot with manual settings aswell. Wonder if the S24 will be better there.I think I might switch back to the S20.>> Camera still not used to potential. Basic shots are very crisp though.The AI functions are also quiet handy. Just played around till now.. so hopefully like the other aspects will get better with time.🤞

Reviewer: Pushan
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Premium mobile experience
Review: This phone has everything which makes it a premium flagship device.Seller: INDIAN LIBERTYFeedback: Seller is good and sent me a brand new sealed pack mobile.Samsung Galaxy S24Pros:1. Camera takes good photographs.2. stereo sound quality is loud and clear.3. seamless migration from the old device.4. Smooth user experience of Samsung One UI.5. Awesome AI features for search and media editing.6. Compact form factor and premium looks.7. All day battery back up on Adaptive display (120 htz) on moderate usage. Keeping it on 60 htz will last longer for obvious reason. I used this device during a recent trip and it gave me all day back up. I was continuosly on roaming data, used maps for long hours, took hundreds of photos and captured few short videos, used for making contactless payments, used multiple apps at the same time and much more. I had a seamless experience with no hiccups at all. With 30w charger it takes around 1hr to fully charge. Within 15mins it can charge upto 25-30% approx.Cons:1. I found my LG G8x Thinq has a better display quality but this is just a personal experience.2. Phone gets warm (not hot) when multi tasking is done. So it is with most of the devices.3. Screen size feels little smaller when you shift from a bigger screen size.4. You have to purchase super fast charging adapter, earbuds separately which will cost you around 2-3k.

Reviewer: Akhil khan
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great Display & Performance, But Battery Life Needs Work
Review: The Samsung Galaxy S24 is a solid smartphone with a lot to offer, but there are a few areas where it falls short. Here’s a breakdown of its key features:Battery: The battery life on the S24 is decent, but not great. You can expect to get through ~5 hours on a single charge with moderate use, but standby time is poor. This means the battery drains even when you’re not using the phone.Camera: The camera system on the S24 is good, but not exceptional. It takes good photos in most lighting conditions, but it doesn’t quite match up to the best camera phones on the market.Display: The display on the S24 is excellent. It’s bright, clear, and has a high refresh rate for smooth scrolling.Heat Management: The S24 tends to heat up more than expected, even during basic tasks like browsing the web. This becomes a bigger issue when using the camera, where it can get quite hot even after short recording sessions or charging your phone.OS: The S24 comes with Android 14 with lot of improvement, but expecting to receive an update to Android 15 at the earliest (Even Nothing 2a has received it)Other Considerations:Design: The S24 has a sleek and stylish design that’s comfortable to hold.Performance: The S24 is a powerful phone that can handle even the most demanding tasks (not gaming)Software: Samsung’s One UI software offers a variety of features and customization options.Overall, the Samsung Galaxy S24 is a good phone with a lot to offer, but the battery life and heat management issues hold it back from being great. If you’re looking for a phone with a great camera and excellent display, the S24 is a good option. However, if battery life and heat management are important to you, you may want to consider another phone.

Reviewer: Yashpreet Bathla
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Not a good phone at all!
Review: The camera is worst em all, it is so bad in night light you will regret after using it.Its battery is also not that great and AI is utterly useless. Size of the phone is good and also screen quality is great.Not value for money at all!

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