You real Android legend

This post has been edited by skylinelover: Oct 14 2025, 03:43 PM

My S22U broken for 2nd time (my bad)🫢 Samsung still charging RM1250 per display
Instead of repairing just put in showcase planning to get S26U instead since I’m planning to upgrade.
Tried Oppo Honor still my hand looks for One UI😬




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Haha ouch

For me Honor X9D is the king of longevity

Took me 2 days 2 drain everything in heavy usage

wah.. good ah ?

Very

1500 and 3 days SOT👍👍

noice

Going to bring my half faulty S22U to UR to ask test how much trade in value it still has

If there is any faulty i.e. bootloop, green line, trade in value maybe RM 300 only.. if phone in good condition, can get around RM 1,000 - 1,100

Mine no boot loop, green line I DIY by putting it inside the freezer, the cold temperatures cure it. Only thing is after using for some time, the fon start to show symptoms like lagging. If can get rm 1000 I also happy

good luck

welp.. was checking using the phone this morning. suddenly saw display glitch and its gone dark... does not power up, tried charging, nothing. power + vol up/down .. nothing.

worse feeling when it happens when leaving from home to work... and the mind jst goes crazy during the 1 hour to work lol

threw the phone in freezer at work, finally saw a logo, but did not boot. ugh.

This post has been edited by gerald7: Oct 24 2025, 08:28 AM

maybe time to let it go... let it go... can't take it anymoreeeeee....

yea... lol sadness

Another round of ui 8 update drops today for s22
Say to improve stability

I wonder what wrong with previous first round update, maybe similar to s23 some people got motherboard burned after ui8 update?

I hope by now you'd have an idea which new phone to change to Sorry about your phone btw

still confused. but its been nice not to be glued to screen so much. s25+ looks good but new one should be appearing soon..

currently using old oneplus... but cant install crypto apps... software too outdated. So i need some sort of new phone to hold till new launch... or get a mid high phone use for few years then decide. confused.

so last evening went to samsung sc... and they check and do 'general' maintenance, I guess they sideload the older firmware or something. then I thought ok, cost me RM 27... it did manage to login to the phone, but once i unlock the phone, it heats up and started boot looping. and the sc said if this is the case then most likely its hardware and usually the mabo replacement will cost around over 1k. and the next step is to leave the phone for the technician to open up and diagnose. when filling up the phone they requested my pin and lock pattern which I was not conformtable with. eventho I already mention that I dont mind data loss. maybe they needed to login a fully booted system. so i took the phone and left.

went to urban republic and got me a replacement phone.

Bro sudah jump ship to fruit brand ka

already left samsung... but not fruit brand almost but the colors and coating issue is a turn off lah... so went nothing phone 3.

anyways now the watch classic4 also dying. use to end the day with 30% battery when paired with new phone at 11 am dead... then, keeps disconnecting. really timed to die after x years huh?

This post has been edited by gerald7: Oct 29 2025, 01:52 PM

Hey guys. My S22 Ultra just died suddenly. It was all working just normally. And next second when I reached for my phone, it's completely blank.
Not charging, not powering on, nothing. Very disappointed about this. Seems like it has been a common issue of late after One UI 8 update for this model and a few other models.
Has anybody tried claiming against Samsung for this fault which seems to be caused by Samsung themselves? I have sent my phone in to Samsung service centre and they told me there's an issue with motherboard. Quoted me to try repairing IC (no guarantee). I told them, I would like to escalate to Samsung to cover the repair given it's such a common issue after One UI 8 update. As far as I can see. Even another Samsung store employee told me the other day and directed me to send in my phone to Samsung.

If they are going to charge the full cost of repairing and/or not able to repair, it seems better to just bid Samsung farewell and forget about them once and for all. For the many years of Samsung devices used from Galaxy S, this was by far the most sudden and disruptive malfunction experienced.