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Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra UNBOXING & REVIEW | What's inside the box?
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Jun 30, 2024
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Welcome
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And following me, I have the super brand new Samsung Galaxy S-22 Ultra
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And today I will go over unboxing along with a quick view at the spec sheets of the phone
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So there we go, that's the box that it comes in. Obviously, judging by the size of it, you can probably gather that it does not come with a charger
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and from what I've heard or seen recently, I don't even recommend getting the Samsung charger
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though this is, I haven't tested it myself. But from what I've seen, apparently, the phones now support 45 watts charging
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yet charge at the same rate as when you use a 20, what is it
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I think they use like 22 watt chargers or 24, whatever it was. So basically it's absolutely useless
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You play extra for a better charger. That doesn't really charge your phone any fast. completely fearing the purpose of it
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Anyway, as you can see there is our slab of glass right here that we can massage for next two years probably, or a year at least
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Below that we have some paperwork and anything actually like interesting cable, not really interesting
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Oh come on. Oh, it's stuck. I just designed this weird way
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Anyway, obviously you can see that there is just paperwork inside, so I'm not even going to bother with this
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So, there is our phone. And as you can see, we have a nice camera array at the back
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I do have to say I really like the design of the S-21s with this kind of like integration of the bump along with the actual like
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of the device or frame it looked really nice though obviously this is
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more up to preference anyway so right now it's turning on and what you
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will be looking at right here is a 6.8 inch display holy hell that is a big
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display at 1440p so exactly 1440 by 3088 and this is obviously
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maybe not obviously but this is a dynamic Amelette display which runs at 120 hertz, has HDR 10 plus certifications, and peaks out at 17-100 nits
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so it can get really bright. And another little nice touch right here, as you probably figured out, this is more like a note
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rather than the S lineup. And the reason why I say this is because we actually have a pen in here
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Now normally you could before get the pen additionally and have like stored someone in the case of the phone or whatever
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It was kind of wonky. But it looks like they decided to forego the note lineup
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At least that's how it looks like. Because this honestly just screams a note S20, I think it was S20, the last one
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It has the same kind of look to it with the sharp edges, same design language
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you have a pen so this for all tons of purposes is a note at the point at this
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point so anyway let's just quickly go through the setup right here so I was
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going over the display so let's finish that up obviously it's Samsung so I can't
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skip Wi-Fi connection because why would I be able to do so
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Okay, there we go. So, like I mentioned, the display, apart from the size and refreshment and so on
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we are looking at 90.2% screen-to-body ratio. The screen does take a huge chunk of the front
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You have minimal bezels, which, if you can see, it just looks really clean
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Like I mentioned before, it really looks like a note from the last one that drops
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released almost the same exact kind of shape and design on it
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And additionally, the screen to body ratio looks roughly around the same kind of
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the same as it did on the note Now last thing what was it pixels per inch we looking at a huge actual density
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right here of 500. So this is one of the more dense
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displays in terms of pixels per inch, so that's kind of nice
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Though, I will be completely honest. I do like this, but at this size
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having a 1440p display doesn't really give any advantages. It just, it's gonna look sharper and nicer, but maybe if you're looking to a microscope
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I'm pretty sure, at least in my use case scenario, I wouldn't be able to tell you the difference between 1440p and 1080p on this kind of size
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But that's just me. Some people might see the difference here and the sharpness of the text
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I don't really, so that's why I'm kind of going about. It's nice, but for me it's useless, basically
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Anyway, moving on to the actual cameras while this is still setting up
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and this is going to take a while judging from what the tab S-8s did
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this is going to be nicely like a couple minutes of absolutely doing getting your phone
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ready amazing every phone can do it way quicker than this and costs half the price
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but something is special anyway at the back we have as you can see what is it
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quad camera setup. So obviously the main sensor is a 108 megapixels. This is a
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white sensor of 1.8. Then we have 10 megapixels periscope, so that's this little like weird looking
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embedded camera that kind of looks like it goes deeper than the actual display is. And below that
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we, below or in the middle I guess, we have another 10 megapixel telephoto and 12 megapixel ultra-white
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So we do have a nice camera setup at the back with really decent cameras right here
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And if we flip it over to the front, we're looking at a hefty 40 megapixels wide
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at this tiny little sensor right here. Now obviously when taking selfies, this will be amazing
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When it comes down to comparing it to back and front, the back will obviously be better than the front
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even though this is probably for the most part better than some phones have it, like have cameras on the back
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So, anyway, with the cameras at the back, you can shoot videos at a hefty 8K 24 frames
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but if you don't mind dropping it from 8K to 4K, you can now record at 30 and 60
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and 1080p, obviously 30, 60 plus a slow motion of 240, and 720p has a slow motion of 960
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Now from what I remember, there was some kind of improvements to this, so I think 720p now has a continuous recording at 960 frames
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So you can get these really slow motions, continuous recordings, at a high resolution than you were before
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And obviously, in terms of video recording, HVR 10+, and gyroscopes and all that stuff
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as you would expect from my flagship of this kind of grade. So that being said, we can now move on to the actual specs
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and that's kind of where I have a problem right here, because this is running exonus
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Though, if I remember correctly, this exonus might actually be good. Haven't tested it yet
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But speaking from a last, like, more is it, several generations of exonases
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the exonnas were always worse than the Snapdragon. From what I remember, there are some kind of rumors that it's supposed to pair up with AMD to give like additional graphics a boost to it
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But I don't know if this is the exonus or if that even ever happened
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So that's something that will be tested most likely into benchmarks later on
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But right now, we're just going to stick with the fact that this is just Mexinas. And that's all I'm going to say on this kind of fact
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And in terms of storage and RAM, now we have several different options
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This is most likely the base model. So we're looking at, oh no, this is actually not the base model
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Damn, this is actually a specced out one. Is it like the highest one
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No? Second highest version. So this is 512 gigs with 12 gigs of RAM
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That is an insane amount of RAM for such a phone But yeah Going through all the options that you can get we have a base model 128 gigs of storage with 8 gigabytes of RAM
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Now, all of these do have UFS 3.1, so you're going to get these super brisky
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read and write speeds on this phone, along with transfers and so on
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Now, moving on up with the storage, we can get 256, obviously
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and with that you get a bump in RAM from 8 to 12 gigs
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and then obviously you have the 512 which is this one with again 12 gigs of RAM
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and holy crap you can actually get a 1 terabyte version of this with 12 gigs of RAM
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so it cups out at 12 gigs and caps out in storage at 1 terabyte
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that is insane amount of storage to be honest now the reason for this storage what I
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would assume is because this is technically a substitute to a note and additionally
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because this is a Samsung they have a really good integration to Samsung decks
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Now if you're not aware of what Samsung DECS is, it's basically a pseudo-computer desktop
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Now I did want to quickly look at this. We don't have any expendable storage, so whatever you buy is what you get
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So going with the Samsung Dix, using something like, let me just quickly grab that
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There we go. This little thingy thing. So as you can see, one is a type C, and then I have ports for USBs
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SD cards and so on and then I also have a port for HDMI so with this I can plug it into any kind of monitor that uses
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the HTML additionally can also find monitors though they cost more that have USBC
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plug and then you get just a typical Samsung charging cable like this one like dispel
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it into the monitor and to your phone and you basically have now full-fledged
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desktop so with that you can plug it in I can connect mouse to it
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and you have resizable windows and it genuinely looks like a computer with applications on what I would consider to be a desktop and it works fairly well
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Samsung and Huawei are one of the two that I know from top of my head that did this really well and actually implemented it
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Overly Android has it by default but Samsung and Huawei are the only ones that took the default and improved it because it's hidden in the settings and it's not
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on typical androids and it's not working too great. Samsung, Huawei have it just flushed out and it works perfectly
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And last things last, which is the battery right here. So we're looking at a hefty 5,000 mll ampower battery
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Obviously it supposedly charges at 45 watts, though from tests that I've seen that is debatable
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It might be just load of ball, considering it doesn't charge any quicker than
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when you use a 25-watt charger from Samsung themselves, and even charging it with faster
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doesn't really change the charging speed. Now, this is test that I seen from someone else
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and obviously I wasn't there, so I would most likely need to do them myself
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to make them to validate that this is absolutely correct information. But if it is, then there is some kind of weird scam going on here
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So just keep that in mind. and if that is the case, I would recommend looking into that yourself
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And if this is the actual case, what happens with the charging speeds, do forego the purchase of a dedicated charger from Samsung
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because it just seems like they're trying to scam people at this point. But like I said, this just might be some kind of bug in the software
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Maybe the info is just wrong at that test where, I don't know
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done purposefully wrong or something like this. so like I said it's something that needs to be looked into a little bit further to actually have the definitive answer here
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and another thing device supports wireless charging so we're looking at 15 watts reverse charging and 4.5 watts of reverse charging now I do have a charger I believe like somewhere right here
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so I'm gonna try to see if I can find it just so you can see that it's charges
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grab for it on the back. Oh, there we go. Now, let me zoom out a little bit
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So you can see right now it is charging If I lift it up put it back down You can see that it is charging right now
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Sorry for the actual like spotlight that you're seeing, but... Now we go, let's try that again so you can actually see without blaring light on it
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Hello, come on. There we go. So obviously you can see that it is charging
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that it is charging. So, I mean, kind of showing this like you didn't already expect from a flagship to have a wireless charging
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So anyway, let's finish this off. There's not much more to say about it, apart from the price, which comes at $1,200 US dollars
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Holy hell that is stupidly expensive. A little bit too much. Personally, I do like the note look of this
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I kind of want to call this note because it genuinely looks like a Note S20
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I even mixed it up myself here it looks like a Note 20
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Not Note S20 There's no such a thing But yeah this is basically
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What I would call a successor to the Node series So Here's display
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I just kind of like Going briefly over all the features right here
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Here's display Really you don't have these rounded corners As you do on like the other S's
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And majority of the other devices So you do have fairly sharp corners right here
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Looks really industrial you have the S-pen super high resolution display with a high
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refresh rate really sick camera set up right here probably one of the better
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at the moment and obviously it's running on Samsung skin it's going to be like what
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Android 12 that's interesting and actually when you whip it out it gives you a little note
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so hello can I write on it There we go. So, I'm going to lose my train of thoughts with that little animation right there
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So yeah, the phone is decent. Oh, I know what I wanted to look
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I wanted to check one little thing, because we do pay $1,200 for this phone
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phone. I'm really curious about one little thing which I have a problem here
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Hopefully it's not here. Simpson supposedly said that they're going to remove this and
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what I'm talking about is ads in your Galaxy Store. So let's find this..
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Where is it? Smart things now... Oh there we go, Galaxy Store. Continue
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Ah no, never mind, we still get ads. I hope you really like ads on your brand new device that costed you $1,200 because Samsung says
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now F you're still getting them. That hurts. So, yeah, minus for that atrocity of ads on a most expensive flagship
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Maybe not more expensive. The folds will be more expensive. but just a typical device
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A flat one that doesn't fall. This is probably one of the most expensive ones that you can get
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So yeah, for the price you're getting majority of the things that you'd expect
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it's still a little bit overpriced, and the inclusion of ads in stock, Samsung apps
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is just an absolute effing joke. This is something that shouldn't have any place on a device at this price
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I don't mind having an ad on a Xiaomi that I pay a fourth of the..
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a quarter of the price for compared to this that roughly has similar performance but
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on something like this where you get to fork out a lot of money for this and still
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have ads is just an insult to the money that you spend so yeah at the end of the day
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people that like something obviously that are going to get it people that probably hate Samsung are going to stay away from it and that's not much i can say to to change probably
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people's mind here it's a nice device that's basically as much as i can say if we overlook the blaring
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problems from just as Samsung as a company. But yeah, anyway, if you found this video helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe
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and thanks for watching
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