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Legacy Episode 1 The Search for Love by Robert Maxxim

Just to admire, thats about it. I mean thats what I do with my phone, like once every month.

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You'd be surprised at how many people dont

And don't buy a 1440p phone just because you "want" to have a 1440p display, that's because unless you're a literal hawk, you don't need over 3 million pixels in a smartphone form factor, you might want it, but ignore the specs and marketing and just focus on real-life usage

Or maybe get the S20 FE if you want to save even more cash, because you will get a very similar experience and a very similar phone in general for even less money, Don't care about the extra performance you get with the S21, the SD865 or Exynos 990 will still be substantially more powerful than what you have now, and you won't notice much improvement between a SD888 vs SD865 or an Exynos 2100 vs 990 in real-world usage, and the S20 FE has nearly the exact same camera setup, Yes the S21 has a fancy new telephoto, but if you're coming from an S6, you'll be used to that single-camera life already, plus the 3x optical zoom of the S20 FE will still take adequate zoom photos if you really need it, and the fingerprint sensor of the S21, while it might be better, the S20 FE's sensor still has enough speed to unlock the phone without much frustration.

@sami houmaira Fair enough, thanks for your thoughts. I never thought I would get a reply, I thought it would be lost in the sea of comments.

No, just buy the regular S21, now yes, it's plastic, but you're just going to put a case on it anyway, and yes, it's 1080p instead of 1440p, but those are just numbers that are meaningless in real-life use, You won't notice the difference unless you have them really close to your eye, and don't do that, it will harm your eyes. Basically you shouldn't care too much about the downgrades, because they are just meaningless in real-life and real-world usage, and that matters more, after all, what is the benefit of getting a 1440p display that will have worse viewing angles, worse color, worse contrast than a 1080p one if you can't tell the difference in sharpness?

Legacy Episode 1 The Search for Love by Robert Maxxim

Samsung: Look! I'm Apple! Samsung buyers: Look! I'm getting a oneplus!

@Abhishek Savant It doesn't matter, because it's cheaper than last year, and it's "only" fallen off a cliff compared to predecessors if you look at the specs and don't use it in real-life, because in real-life you wouldn't notice the downgrades anyway, and if those downgrades just to get the price down vs last year are too much for you, then fine, just go and spend all of your hard-earned $1200 on an S21 Ultra, and plus, S9 is still on Android 10, and won't get upgraded to Android 11, I think that this is much more important than a glass back or a 1440p display that your average Joe wouldn't care about, So, theme of the story: Specs don't matter as much as real-life use, if something looks bad on a spec sheet, then you might/might not like it in real-life use.

@Abhishek Savant But being practical instead of fancy also meant the phone was cheaper, the predecessors were targeted at the enthusiast market, to the people who care about having the most no-compromise phone possible, the problem was, that this was a very small portion of the market, and while it made the phones have a lot of premium features, they made them really expensive for your average Joe to afford. and making your phone so your average Joe can afford is important in those dark times, so Samsung shifted their attention to the masses, to your average Joe, who doesn't care about 1440p because they are going to use it at 1080p anyway, and who doesn't care about glass vs plastic because he's going to put a case on the phone anyway, so Samsung have removed a lot of premium features just to make most people, which in those dark times, are tightening their budgets, Samsung had to make the phone more affordable, so they said: "Okay, we're going to remove some premium stuff because, well, you want a more affordable Galaxy S", so they made those trade-offs just to make the phone cheaper than last year as possible, and that is what I mean when I said that Samsung wanted the S21 to be practical rather than fancy. I'm okay with less exciting specs for a more affordable price, yes my friends, $800 is now considered affordable considering we have like $1200 and $1600 phones, and Samsung didn't want the regular S21 to cost a thousand bucks, the S9 existed in a world where it was okay to make a phone that had it all, no matter how expensive it is to the average Joe, but Samsung did this again to the S20, and it didn't pay off because it was too expensive for the average Joe to buy, especially in those dark times where everyone is tightening their budgets, but Samsung understood it, and said: Okay, you want a more affordable Galaxy S phone vs last year, okay, we have removed all of the enthusiast features like a 1440p display with curved glass, and a glass back, just to make our phone cost less than a thousand bucks as possible, are you happy with the price reduction vs last year? and everyone but the most enthusiastic of enthusiasts will say: Yes!!

@sami houmaira S series flagship isn't meant to be a compromise of quality & premiumness for practicality. While practicality is good, this phone though feels like it's fallen of a cliff in some departments compared to its predecessors.

They wanted the S21 to be practical rather than fancy and sexy

lmao no

Man it feels like yesterday when we saw the S21 event

Will it be his daily driver though