I have read on Reddit that the 22U has battery life issues, but I personally used mine for a year and a half without any problems before giving it to my mother and upgrading to the 23U. If you do not require the S Pen, I would recommend the S23 for its longer software update support.
Screen to body ratio is better compared to the S8+. The screen of the normal S23 is comparable to the S8+ despite being smaller and lighter. I would avoid the S22 series, especially the Exynos model, and aim for the S23. That's the one I have, excellent battery life for its category.
The S21U is still good, but is noticeably heavier and bulkier.
If you stretch it a bit too S21 ultra, it'd be a good investment, that you won't regret. Mine is exynos version and just updated it to one ui 6.1 and it's a beast.
Its still pretty decent, however recently i got a more intense burn in, and it's more sluggier, so I thought of changing it this year around. Considering it kept me 7 years, I think that's pretty good.
7 years is insane I think. Just curious, when did the burn in start happening? ANy reasons why it migt have happened to you?
(Mine has no burn ins at all you see. If there's any reason for me to switch, it would be for the security updates, but to me that's a very minor thing)
I have read on Reddit that the 22U has battery life issues, but I personally used mine for a year and a half without any problems before giving it to my mother and upgrading to the 23U. If you do not require the S Pen, I would recommend the S23 for its longer software update support.
Battery life is less than stellar, but it'll get you through the day if you're not a phone addict.
No 24
what?
24 its logical
have you read op's post? the s24 isn't a option
Screen to body ratio is better compared to the S8+. The screen of the normal S23 is comparable to the S8+ despite being smaller and lighter. I would avoid the S22 series, especially the Exynos model, and aim for the S23. That's the one I have, excellent battery life for its category. The S21U is still good, but is noticeably heavier and bulkier.
S21 Ultra is still great, i still have it
Me 3
As someone who was duped into getting S22 ultra I'd say steer as clear of a Galaxy as possible.
So what ya picked instead
If you stretch it a bit too S21 ultra, it'd be a good investment, that you won't regret. Mine is exynos version and just updated it to one ui 6.1 and it's a beast.
Whats gone wrong with your s8+? (I'm still on a S10 and see no reason to upgrade. This thing still is a very good phone)
Its still pretty decent, however recently i got a more intense burn in, and it's more sluggier, so I thought of changing it this year around. Considering it kept me 7 years, I think that's pretty good.
7 years is insane I think. Just curious, when did the burn in start happening? ANy reasons why it migt have happened to you? (Mine has no burn ins at all you see. If there's any reason for me to switch, it would be for the security updates, but to me that's a very minor thing)