S22 has poor battery. SD gen 1.
S21FE seems like a no brainer for Samsung fans who have 35-40k as budget
S22 has poor battery. SD gen 1.
S21FE seems like a no brainer for Samsung fans who have 35-40k as budget
rohant wrote:True that.S22 has poor battery. SD gen 1.
S21FE seems like a no brainer for Samsung fans who have 35-40k as budget
Sahil_Jain wrote:yep. that's am issue in itself.
True that.
But I'd think twice before buying a phone with an Exynos chipset.
dearsumit wrote:I would not be so sure about that. S22 offers a better camera, performance, display, speakers, and more updates. Yeah S20's battery is a bit bigger in capacity, but the SD 865 may not be as efficient as the 8 Gen 1. Also, what about the Android updates? All in all, the S22 makes more sense than its predecessors, but its only problem (in my opinion) is its battery backup.
S 20 sd 5g would still be better
That's the only issue with the S20FE. The fact that it has only 1 more year of OS updates available - the next one in 2023 will be its last update, though security updates will continue till 2024.
I'd vote for the S21 FE for the amazing value it offers at the 32K price point (if you are heavy gamer, then probably stay clear of any Samsung device IMO).
r3d-d3v1l wrote:True, S20FE is one of my favorite phones too, except for its update part. Also, S21FE is complete in itself, but the Exynos processor is something that stops me from recommending it to someone.That's the only issue with the S20FE. The fact that it has only 1 more year of OS updates available - the next one in 2023 will be its last update, though security updates will continue till 2024.
I'd vote for the S21 FE for the amazing value it offers at the 32K price point (if you are heavy gamer, then probably stay clear of any Samsung device IMO).
bigbyte wrote:True, though my guess is around 50K since that is what the iPhone 13 costs in the Flipkart BBD. So both these platforms may compete against each other. Though I'm not sure about it.
If it is under 40k, then only it qualifies for all this build-up before sale.
Sahil_Jain wrote:
True, S20FE is one of my favorite phones too, except for its update part. Also, S21FE is complete in itself, but the Exynos processor is something that stops me from recommending it to someone.
I have been using S20+, powered by the Exynos processor for nearly 2 years now. I am not at all into mobile gaming, but for day to day use, including heavy usage on photos/videos (esp during family vacations) is my typical use case. I have found the phone to be perfect for anyone who wants to consume media/entertainment content (brilliant screen and loud, clear stereo speakers) as well as do any usual tasks (call quality is A+, social media, multiple apps usage, etc.).
I have never really cared/realized whether it wad SD or Exynos. I do wish however the battery drain was lesser. I have a workaround which works great for me, but should have been spot-on out of the box.
I would still say that if you are a casual user (who is more into better camera vs. heavy gaming), don't let the negativity around Exynos hold you back.
Cheers!
r3d-d3v1l wrote:Exactly!I have been using S20+, powered by the Exynos processor for nearly 2 years now. I am not at all into mobile gaming, but for day to day use, including heavy usage on photos/videos (esp during family vacations) is my typical use case. I have found the phone to be perfect for anyone who wants to consume media/entertainment content (brilliant screen and loud, clear stereo speakers) as well as do any usual tasks (call quality is A+, social media, multiple apps usage, etc.).
I have never really cared/realized whether it wad SD or Exynos. I do wish however the battery drain was lesser. I have a workaround which works great for me, but should have been spot-on out of the box.
I would still say that if you are a casual user (who is more into better camera vs. heavy gaming), don't let the negativity around Exynos hold you back.
Cheers!
Sahil_Jain wrote:Read somewhere S20 FE 5G model was released in India in 2022, so can expect updates already till Android 14. Is this true or some made up thing for views and clicks. Your opinion?
I would not be so sure about that. S22 offers a better camera, performance, display, speakers, and more updates. Yeah S20's battery is a bit bigger in capacity, but the SD 865 may not be as efficient as the 8 Gen 1. Also, what about the Android updates? All in all, the S22 makes more sense than its predecessors, but its only problem (in my opinion) is its battery backup.
Uhtnas4444 wrote:Nope, it was launched in 2021. So not sure if we'll see Android 14 in it.
Read somewhere S20 FE 5G model was released in India in 2022, so can expect updates already till Android 14. Is this true or some made up thing for views and clicks. Your opinion?
Sahil_Jain wrote:Have sent a mail and tweet to Samsung asking for clarification. Hope they prove us wrong and give Android 14. It will be damn good deal.
Nope, it was launched in 2021. So not sure if we'll see Android 14 in it.
Uhtnas4444 wrote:Does Samsung reply to general users like us?
Have sent a mail and tweet to Samsung asking for clarification. Hope they prove us wrong and give Android 14. It will be damn good deal.
rohant wrote:got d 28338 samsung S21 FE from FKart after exchanging a non volte lenovo P1m for 3800 n 3000 icici discountS22 has poor battery. SD gen 1.
S21FE seems like a no brainer for Samsung fans who have 35-40k as budget
r3d-d3v1l wrote:benchmarks for Exynos 2100 r better than d SD 865. Probably the gaming issue is more due to better optimization for SD by developers. Agree, using an exynos based A50 for last almost 3 years myself n no issues at all.I have been using S20+, powered by the Exynos processor for nearly 2 years now. I am not at all into mobile gaming, but for day to day use, including heavy usage on photos/videos (esp during family vacations) is my typical use case. I have found the phone to be perfect for anyone who wants to consume media/entertainment content (brilliant screen and loud, clear stereo speakers) as well as do any usual tasks (call quality is A+, social media, multiple apps usage, etc.).
I have never really cared/realized whether it wad SD or Exynos. I do wish however the battery drain was lesser. I have a workaround which works great for me, but should have been spot-on out of the box.
I would still say that if you are a casual user (who is more into better camera vs. heavy gaming), don't let the negativity around Exynos hold you back.
Cheers!
rohant wrote:Absolutely right The only difference between S21FE and S22 is the processor and a 50MP camera vs the 12MP. And a larger battery.S22 has poor battery. SD gen 1.
S21FE seems like a no brainer for Samsung fans who have 35-40k as budget
I have been using S20+, powered by the Exynos processor for nearly 2 years now. I am not at all into mobile gaming, but for day to day use, including heavy usage on photos/videos (esp during family vacations) is my typical use case. I have found the phone to be perfect for anyone who wants to consume media/entertainment content (brilliant screen and loud, clear stereo speakers) as well as do any usual tasks (call quality is A+, social media, multiple apps usage, etc.).
I have never really cared/realized whether it wad SD or Exynos. I do wish however the battery drain was lesser. I have a workaround which works great for me, but should have been spot-on out of the box.
I would still say that if you are a casual user (who is more into better camera vs. heavy gaming), don't let the negativity around Exynos hold you back.
Cheers!
S22 has poor battery. SD gen 1.
S21FE seems like a no brainer for Samsung fans who have 35-40k as budget