Bigger always better. Nowadasy even 256 consider not enough

a favor, please?
anyone still have any unused ROI voucher? appreciate it

Anyone have extra unused ROI/hands up voucher?

I watched a couple of reviews on social media and some of the camera features are really next level.

S23U still ok...

After watching many review I think s24 ultra mostly win in the camera but I'm not gonna lie I think the s23u 10x OPTICAL zoom is better than s24u 10x digital zoom

This means is u take a lot of Taylor swift from afar in a stadium the s23u wins

Nasib for me I dun go stadium a lot

Can share if still available?

How so?

You can either signup as student EPP with any .edu.my email or as an employee whose company has some kind of corporate program with Samsung to get this EPP price.


The higher the better.

According to Samsung HK, the available storage for each device is as below.

Device	256 GB	512 GB	1 TB
S24 Ultra	229.0 GB	481.5 GB	986.8 GB
S24+	229.5 GB	482.0 GB	-
S24	229.5 GB	482.0 GB	-

However, these number doesn't seems to account for the initial system file yet. On my S23U 512GB model, initial storage capacity is 11% used after setup using no simcard and no wifi (about 58GB out of 512GB, or more accurately, about 23GB system file out of actual 477GB used). After a factory reset, storage capacity is 10% used after setup using no simcard and no wifi (about 56GB out of 512GB, or more accurately, about 21GB system file out of actual 477GB used)

Also, you need to account for the R/W cycle of NAND lifespan. Basically more storage equal to more R/W cycle. The moment your NAND reach EOL, there is nothing you can do and you will lost all your data. Even physically replace with a new NAND module will still require to reinstall all OS system again.

Trade in with Samsung (Malaysia only) works like this. You get an estimated trade in value of your device + a trade in bonus RM650/RM450 depends on which S24 model you choose. During checkout, only the trade in bonus will be accounted for. Your actual device trade in will be handle by CompAsia (Samsung partnered 3rd party for device recycling), where they will contact you, meet with you, inspect your device, and give a final trade in value. You may accept the offer where they will take the device and verify your bank in detail for the payment later, or deny the offer where you keep your device and that's it.

Guy guys guys pls watch the vid it SEEMS Samseng is thermal limiting the snapdragon to gib it's in house exynoppp unfair advantage.

Time to bring out the pitch fork to Samsung hq so that they remove this exynoppeee unfair thermal advantage

Joke aside I really hope Samsung change the thermal overhead limit for the snapdragon when the phone is finally in customer hands

Or provide the option for those who dun mind higher thermal limits

Not sure if this is legit...

LoL

Since when Samsung has given its Exynos thermal advantage? Cpu wise, 10 core vs 8 core... Exynos most likely win. GPU wise is where Samsung needs to throttle the rdna3 because it's overheating.

And if power draw isn't your major concern, Samsung actually included something to turn up the performance. This caused my S23fe to heat up more significantly and draw more power. Too bad if you don't know it existed.

Did u watch the vid?

Fast forward a few times and only found benchmarks.

This is surprising considering the start of the video stated benchmark isn't how people is using the phone but actual game. I have seen enough S8G3 reviews to know that it won't lose to E2400 in real life usage.

Data not the point

The pont is exynos alhas higher thermal limit then the snapdragon

Hope they make it higher or at least equal when it gets to customer hands

This is just benchmarks. Why are you so triggered by it?

If it's in game you're worrying about, I have shown you what you can do. Hence I don't know the value of these videos.

I not triggered lah bro

Anyway let just wait when the phone got it's first retail firmware update and see if the camera and performance improve or nor

Do note that all the review are NOT based on finalized firmware supposingly Samsung will release the first retail firmware update on Tuesday supposingly ahhh

This post has been edited by yolldddd: Jan 21 2024, 07:10 AM

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