r/GalaxyS24

Switching to Samsung S24

Hey guys im planning to switch from a56 to s24, do you think its worth it? I've always wanted a compact phone and a flagship since i always had mid-rangers.

If anyone here uses it how is the battery, performance etc? (Exynos in this case because europe)

Also the a56 is pretty good but i just want a faster phone. The battery lasts me good tho

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u/thecoolStefix27 — 6 days ago
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S24 plus or s25 in 2026

Should i buy s24 plus 12/256 with exynos 2400 or s25 12/256 in 2026 as i am little bit confused between both antutu scores are just 3-4 lakhs different but I need for an overall usage and value for money deal

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u/dheeru_1405 — 6 days ago

Have their been AI features on the latest flagships that Scamsung has gatekept from the s24?

Thinking of getting the s25, but I may as well get the s24 as it is cheaper and the upgrade had apparently only been incremental. Only thing keeping me from this is that there might be AI features that I might find useful on the s25 but are not present on the s24, and would never be.

Has Samsung gatekept AI features from the S24 yet? They’ve done it to the S23 so now its just a matter of time and how useful the gatekept features will be. The AI feature I really like is call screening

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u/Cardo2354 — 6 days ago

Phone finally feels like flagship after the update

S24 sd varient after sept update yesterday phone stopped lagging

QS feels smooth not super smooth but smooth

Apps open fast and phone feels like worth the money again...

I belive this will be the last one ui 8.5 update

And they did it....

Super excited for one ui 9 only horizontal lock feature is missing for now.... Lets hope they add it....🥲

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u/Most-Swing-7286 — 13 days ago

does anyone else has this issue on their s24?

so I have s24 (exynos) and i have been have serious network issue when using my mobile data like it fluctuate between 5g and 4g and when gaming on my phone the network starts as 5g but then goes 4g and then my net just doesn't work anymore even when I close the game that I'm playing it will not for 5 to 10 min. i am having issues after updating to 8.5. i have went to service center for 5 to 6 and also formated my phone 4 times now yet it still does help. do anyone else have this issue?

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u/MYTHDAX — 13 days ago

Urgent help needed - s24

Guys I'm using s24 Exynos. 15min. back i was using my phone scrolling youtube and then it hanged, It never froze before and i tried to lock it it didn't work then it suddenly switched off and now it's not turning on even with force restart. On force restart the logo appears but then it switches off again without turning on. Tried to go on safe mode did't worked. Only pressing powerbutton isn't doing anything. Please help it's my only device

I havn't installed the latest Sep patch yet it was on August patch only

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u/Remarkable_Wall_1282 — 14 days ago

After update , camera fail

Updated this morning and now my camera refused to open. And my flashlight won't work either.

I have restarted phone, force stopped camera, cleared data and cache and camera will still not open

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u/aslendermammal — 13 days ago

Should I buy a Samsung S24?

Hey, so I’ve been using a BlackBerry Key2 for about seven years now (yes, that weird phone with the physical keyboard!), but it’s finally too old and I need an upgrade that will actually last me until at least 2030.

I’ve been looking into a refurbished Samsung Galaxy S24 because it gets seven years of software updates, and even though I’ll probably have to swap out the battery in three or four years, it seems perfect for my everyday apps, texting, scrolling, and light gaming.

I found a 128 GB version on Best Buy for around $399, but they also have the 256 GB version for about $460 Canadian dollars—do you think the S24 is a good move for the long haul, and if so, should I spend the extra sixty bucks to get the 256 GB model?

I'm from Canada so i will buy a Canadian version if that helps.

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u/Objective-Visual1015 — 12 days ago

Dropped S24+ and USB port and loudpeaker no longer work.

Trying to diagnose what may have happened inside the phone. Basically, I dropped my phone (it has a Spigen Tough Armor case), and now the USB-C port and the loudspeaker no longer work. I can charge the phone wirelessly. When I shake the phone, I can hear something rattling. Wondering if it's a simple cable to the daughterboard that came loose or if something else broke? How much do you figure it will cost to take it to a store and have them fix it? I know replacing the daughterboard will be pricy but how much will opening up the phone run to simply reconnect a cable? And how long and what impact will charging the phone wirelessly from now on have? Basically, should I get this fixed or not?

Thanks.

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u/Remarkable_Roll_5604 — 13 days ago