Benchmark has released and shows that exynos is inferior when come to multi core performance. For battery performance is still unknown.

yes you're right. need to be more patient. how long normally the price cut after the launch? 2 months?

Yeah, usually you'll start seeing some offers after 2-3 months. Maybe for Raya sales.

That's the price for being early adopters.
Even the Galaxy S10 Lite can now be had for 2,499 while Note 10 Lite is at 2,159.

But let people enjoy their phones. It's their hard-earned money anyway.

Is the display set up to run 120hz when you tried? Noticeable difference would be when you swipe up and down, left and right. It's very much smoother than the standard 60hz. I also don't think many apps would support 120hz right now. So if that particular app only supports 60hz, the display automatically switches the to 60hz when you are using the app.

This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Feb 20 2020, 12:33 PM

Mind to share the link to the mentioned benchmark site?

This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Feb 20 2020, 12:39 PM

So buy buy buy!

This is true. The market is so quiet outside that it's scary.

Not only that, with that kind of pricing, storage and exynos chipset, I would say the majority of buyers would be the hardcore fans. You would see the crowds during the weekend. Now its still a bit too early. This is not Apple. Even the Iphone don't pull such crowds already nowadays.

This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Feb 20 2020, 12:47 PM

It's quiet because of the corona virus epidemic going around bro.

Why bother with the staff, its a demo set means its for customers to try out.

Normal usage cannot different

You could tell the difference if you have used a phone with a higher refresh rate and then switch back to a 60hz phone.

This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Feb 20 2020, 01:04 PM

When I moved from S10+ to OP7 Pro 90hz I noticed the difference almost immediately when scrolling but after I sold the OP7 Pro and moved back to the iPhone 6S, I really didn't miss it that much. So I tend to agree with TOMEI-R on this, high refresh rate is a nice to have but it's not essential for casual users.

I played with both s20 and s20+ for a while just now in pavilion SES. The 120hz screen is smooth but don't think it is a deal breaker for people to jump into it, especially those who own note 10+ or s10+.

Camera wise it's good but i find the 30x zoom somewhat useless. It's just the digital zoom that magnify the photos and end up being pixelated. The 2-3x zoom is still OK for me.

S20 is quite pocketable and I start appreciate smaller device after using big devices for quite some time.

damn, i still using my S8+....
almost 6k.... haiz.

Dun worry ur s8 plus is the timeless beauty. Save urself 6k for the next 3 years.

Maybe SME will give 50% discount on second set with free gifts and + 1 year warranty and also including +1 year screen protection at roadshows.

Then can consider liao. The S20+ will be a sub-3k phone. hoho

Just Google seArch performance of exynos 990 vs SD865. Tonnes of results.

Me too. Still using s8+. And it gotten very very laggy. Now I'm thinking to go with s20 or s10lite. But I do prefer pocketable HP.

sometimes lagging but still useable.

never imagine it can last 2.5y and without any reset the phone.

then my friend, flip is your answer. im sorry to say but all the traditional one has baloon up to 6.99inches! crazy if u ask me.