Haha bottom line is exynos note 9/10 is the best ever in 2020

Then I would be 99% confirmed to skip. Unless got free TV again, hahaha...

Don't get me started on Exynos Note 10!

Ok-ok la. Not so high, not so low. Sedang-sedang orang cakap.

Although as a flagship, it's quite disapponting.

My major disappointment with Note 10+ was the signal strength. It was worse than my midrange phones on the same network.

despite how many update, i guess its just there. can't ignore d

If it's flawed then it's flawed.

"Hope is the denial of reality."

This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Jul 24 2020, 12:12 PM

Haha well said

Haha... I think this most buyers will be weary of the exynos this round.

New update, ATG4.

Guys, may I know where I can get the original SP for S20+? Today my laptop fell from 1ft+ hit my phone from the edge of the laptop and tore the SP at 2 locations and fortunately nothing happened to the screen. Seem like the original SP is not that bad at all. Looking to replace the torn SP with the same one. Can I get from Samsung stores? Thanks.

Yes. The plastic sp is available at selected Samsung Stores.

Thank you sir. Gonna try QBM tomorrow.

It’s a pity though. The Note 10+ flash sale on Shopee for RM3099 just sold out again today. At that price it is quite a bargain.

Hi everyone,

I just bought S20 Exynos variant yesterday. The battery life is very bad, For example, this morning my battery drop around 20% after using 40 minutes (screen using 120hz). I had turn off all the unused settings to optimize battery life. But still get this result. Seek for yourguys advice



This post has been edited by wkchee95: Jul 25 2020, 09:31 AM

Yes, it has been widely documented that the Exynos iteration of Samsung phones in terms of battery life plus a host of other functions leave much to be desired. This is more prevalent in the S20 series somehow. With that said, for new phones generally speaking the battery life will not be good. Only after you have used the phone for a while will it improve. But don’t expect stellar performance as per what is aforestated.

Yes. I have S20+, and I got the similar result. Only one solution, switch to 60hz screen. Then again, some people will say why the hell you bought S20 if you don't use 120hz screen? Well, that's the dillema. Want to enjoy 120hz, then prepare power bank all the time. I hate power bank more than anything. So no choice, I turned off the 120hz mode. Anyway, that's history now. I changed to S10 lite.

Sorry to say, S20 series 120hz screen is not mature enough. According to the leaks, it will get improved in Note 20 Ultra.

Out of curiosity, what did you use it for the 40 minutes? Games?

It's all about that 120hz screen bro. Not to mention that he is using S20, which the battery capacity is small. If you use S20 with 120hz mode in high brightness level, then you will definitely get the same result like him. And it get even worse since we are using exynos variant.


That's why Samsung decided to not to put 120hz mode in the upcoming regular Note 20. Because they know regular Note 20 can't handle it. Only the largest device Note 20 Ultra will implement the 120 hz mode.

I reckon that if we want to use Samsung phone in 120hz mode with full day battery life, the battery capacity must at least started from 5000mAh.

This post has been edited by Max2006: Jul 25 2020, 12:00 PM

Yeah, the 120hz a factor, but to drain at a rate of 20% in less than an hour is still a lot. I'm currently using a 90hz refresh rate screen and I'm getting about an hour's SOT for 10% consumption on the average. I wonder if the battery drain from 90hz to 120hz is that significant?