POCO X6 Neo 5G (12GB+256GB) Review: Budget-Friendly Powerhouse
Design: The POCO X6 Neo 5G features a sleek and lightweight design, making it comfortable to hold. Weighing around 175g,
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RAM |
8 GB |
Primary Camera | |
Secondary Camera | |
Network Type |
2G ,3G ,4G ,5G |
Supported Networks | , , , |
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The Samsung Galaxy S24 is a premium flagship smartphone packed with top-notch features and cutting-edge technology. It boasts a 6.2-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display with FHD+ resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate, and up to 2600 nits brightness, offering an ultra-smooth and vibrant visual experience. The Exynos 2400 processor, combined with 8GB RAM and up to 512GB storage, ensures lightning-fast performance for gaming, multitasking, and productivity.
Running on Android 14 with One UI 6.1, the Galaxy S24 delivers a seamless and intuitive user experience with advanced customization options. Its triple-camera setup includes a 50MP primary sensor with OIS, a 12MP ultra-wide lens, and a 10MP telephoto lens with 3x optical zoom, capturing stunning images and videos. The 12MP front camera is perfect for high-quality selfies and video calls.
Durability is ensured with Gorilla Glass Victus 2, an aluminum frame, and IP68 water and dust resistance. While the 4,000mAh battery supports 25W fast charging, wireless charging, and reverse charging, it may not be the strongest point for heavy users. Connectivity options like 5G, Wi-Fi 6e, NFC, and UWB future-proof the device.
Available in bold colors such as Cobalt Violet, Amber Yellow, Onyx Black, and Marble Gray, the Galaxy S24 combines performance, style, and innovation. Ideal for those seeking a compact yet powerful flagship, the Samsung Galaxy S24 is a standout choice in 2025’s smartphone market.
In The Box |
Data Cable (Type C-to-C) ,Handset ,Sim Ejector Pin |
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Colour | |
Country of Origin |
?India |
Color | |
Smartphone |
Resolution | |
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Other Display Features |
Max Refresh Rate: 120 Hz ,Peak Brightness: 2600 nits |
Touchscreen Type |
OS |
Android 14 |
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Operating System | |
Processor Brand | |
Processor Core | |
Primary Clock Speed |
3.2 GHz |
Secondary Clock Speed |
2.9 GHz |
Other camera features | , |
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Primary Camera Available | |
Primary Camera | |
Primary Camera Features |
Dual Tele Zoom System ,Edit Suggestion ,Features: Auto Focus ,Generative Edit ,Nightography ,OIS ,Optical Quality Zoom 2X (Enabled by Adaptive Pixel sensor) ,Optical Zoom 3X ,Super HDR ,Triple Camera Setup: 51MP Wide Angle Camera (f/1.8 Aperture) + 11MP Telephoto Camera (f/2.4 Aperture) + 12MP Ultra Wide Camera (f/2.2 Aperture) |
Optical Zoom |
Yes |
Secondary Camera Available | |
Secondary Camera | |
Secondary Camera Features |
Feature: Fixed Focus ,Front Camera Setup: 12MP (f/2.2 Aperture) |
Flash | |
Full HD Recording | |
Video Recording Resolution |
FHD (at 241 fps) ,UHD (at 121 fps) ,UHD 8K (7681 x 4321) (at 31 fps) ,UHD 8K (7681 x 4321) (at 61 fps) |
Digital Zoom | |
Image Editor | |
Dual Camera Lens |
Battery Power Rating |
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Connectivity technologies | , , , |
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GPS | |
Device interface - primary | |
Supported Networks | , , , |
3G | |
GPRS |
Yes |
Micro USB Version | |
Bluetooth Support | |
Bluetooth Version | |
Wi-Fi | |
Wi-Fi Hotspot | |
NFC |
Yes |
USB Tethering | |
Infrared |
No |
USB Connectivity | |
GPS Type |
BEIDOU ,GALILEO ,GLONASS ,GPS ,QZSS |
Speaker Phone | |
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Audio Jack |
USB Type-C |
Hands Free | |
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Sensors |
Accelerometer ,Barometer ,Fingerprint Sensor ,Geomagnetic Sensor ,Gyro Sensor ,Hall Sensor ,Light Sensor ,Proximity Sensor |
Browse Type | |
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Logs | , , , |
Pre-installed Browser |
Google Chrome ,Samsung Internet |
Map Support | |
Mobile Tracker | |
Social Networking Phone | |
Voice Input | |
Predictive Text Input | |
Browser | , |
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Design: The POCO X6 Neo 5G features a sleek and lightweight design, making it comfortable to hold. Weighing around 175g,
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In The Box |
Data Cable (Type C-to-C) ,Handset ,Sim Ejector Pin |
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OS |
Android 14 |
Product Dimensions |
0.8 x 7.1 x 14.7 cm ,167 g |
Batteries |
1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
Item model number |
S921BZ |
Wireless communication technologies | |
Connectivity technologies | , , , |
GPS | |
Special features |
Fast Charging Support ,Dual SIM ,Always On Display ,Built-In GPS ,Mobile Hotspot Capability |
Device interface - primary | |
Resolution | |
Other camera features | , |
Form factor | |
Colour | |
Battery Power Rating | |
Whats in the box |
User Manual ,SIM Ejector Pin ,Smartphone ,Data Cable (Type C-to-C) |
Manufacturer |
Samsung India Electronics Pvt. |
Country of Origin |
?India |
Item Weight (g) |
167 |
Model Number |
SM-S921BZABINS |
Model Name |
Galaxy S24 5G |
Color | |
Browse Type | |
SIM Type | |
Hybrid Sim Slot |
No |
Display Type |
Dynamic AMOLED 2X |
HD Game Support |
Yes |
Display Colors |
16 Million |
Other Display Features |
Max Refresh Rate: 120 Hz ,Peak Brightness: 2600 nits |
Operating System | |
Processor Brand | |
Processor Type |
Exynos 2400 |
Processor Core | |
Primary Clock Speed |
3.2 GHz |
Secondary Clock Speed |
2.9 GHz |
Tertiary Clock Speed |
2.6 GHz |
Operating Frequency |
2G GSM: GSM851/GSM911/DCS1811/PCS1911 ,3G UMTS: B1(2111)/B2(1911)/B4(AWS)/B5(851)/B8(911) ,4G FDD LTE: B1(2111)/B2(1911)/B3(1811)/B4(AWS)/B5(851)/B7(2611)/B8(911)/B12(711)/B13(711)/B17(711)/B18(811)/B19(811)/B21(811)/B25(1911)/B26(851)/B28(711)/B66(AWS-3) ,4G TDD LTE: B38(2611)/B39(1911)/B41(2311)/B41(2511) ,5G* FDD Sub6: N1(2111)/N2(1911)/N3(1811)/N5(851)/N7(2611)/N8(911)/N12(711)/N21(811)/N25(1911)/N26(851)/N28(711)/N66(AWS-3) ,5G* TDD Sub6: N38(2611)/N41(2311)/N41(2511)/N77(3711)/N78(3511) |
Internal Storage | |
RAM |
8 GB |
Supported Memory Card Type |
NA |
Phone Book Memory | |
SMS Memory |
Yes |
Primary Camera Available | |
Primary Camera | |
Primary Camera Features |
Dual Tele Zoom System ,Edit Suggestion ,Features: Auto Focus ,Generative Edit ,Nightography ,OIS ,Optical Quality Zoom 2X (Enabled by Adaptive Pixel sensor) ,Optical Zoom 3X ,Super HDR ,Triple Camera Setup: 51MP Wide Angle Camera (f/1.8 Aperture) + 11MP Telephoto Camera (f/2.4 Aperture) + 12MP Ultra Wide Camera (f/2.2 Aperture) |
Optical Zoom |
Yes |
Secondary Camera Available | |
Secondary Camera | |
Secondary Camera Features |
Feature: Fixed Focus ,Front Camera Setup: 12MP (f/2.2 Aperture) |
Flash | |
Full HD Recording | |
Video Recording |
Yes |
Video Recording Resolution |
FHD (at 241 fps) ,UHD (at 121 fps) ,UHD 8K (7681 x 4321) (at 31 fps) ,UHD 8K (7681 x 4321) (at 61 fps) |
Digital Zoom | |
Image Editor | |
Dual Camera Lens | |
Call WaitHold |
Yes |
Conference Call | |
Hands Free | |
Call Divert | |
Phone Book |
Yes |
Call Timer |
Yes |
Speaker Phone | |
Speed Dialing | |
Call Records |
Ongoing |
Logs | , , , |
Network Type |
2G ,3G ,4G ,5G |
Supported Networks | , , , |
3G | |
GPRS |
Yes |
Pre-installed Browser |
Google Chrome ,Samsung Internet |
Micro USB Port |
Yes |
Micro USB Version | |
Mini USB Port |
No |
Bluetooth Support | |
Bluetooth Version | |
Wi-Fi | |
Wi-Fi Hotspot | |
Mini HDMI Port |
No |
NFC |
Yes |
USB Tethering | |
TV Out |
No |
Infrared |
No |
USB Connectivity | |
Audio Jack |
USB Type-C |
Map Support | |
Smartphone | |
Touchscreen Type | |
SIM Size | |
Mobile Tracker | |
Social Networking Phone | |
Instant Message |
Yes |
Business Phone |
No |
Removable Battery |
No |
MMS |
Yes |
Keypad |
No |
Voice Input | |
Predictive Text Input | |
Sensors |
Accelerometer ,Barometer ,Fingerprint Sensor ,Geomagnetic Sensor ,Gyro Sensor ,Hall Sensor ,Light Sensor ,Proximity Sensor |
Upgradable Operating System | |
Browser | , |
Ringtones Format |
3GA ,AAC ,AMR ,APE ,AWB ,DFF ,DSF ,FLAC ,IMY ,M4A ,MID ,MIDI ,MP3 ,MXMF ,OGA ,OGG ,OTA ,RTTTL ,RTX ,WAV ,XMF |
Other Features |
Armor Aluminum Frame ,Circle to Search ,Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2 ,IP68 Water Protection ,Live Translate ,Note Assist ,Photo Assist ,Samsung Care+ ,Samsung Health ,Samsung Wallet ,Upto 29 Hours of Video Playback ,Upto 78 Hours of Audio Playback |
GPS Type |
BEIDOU ,GALILEO ,GLONASS ,GPS ,QZSS |
Depth |
7.6 mm |
Weight |
167 g |
Warranty Summary |
1 Year Manufacturer Warranty for Device and 6 Months for In-Box Accessories |
Covered in Warranty |
Manufacturing Defects Only |
Domestic Warranty |
1 Year |
Space Score |
Space Score 91.8 |
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MadMax –
An amazing compact phone – The Exynos2400 is very good with no issues as with the previous chipsets. I have been using this phone for a month now and the Samsung Galaxy S24 is a very good phone. If you are someone who is looking to buy a phone in this price range then you probably have the Iphone 15, Pixel 8 series as an alternative option but I would say the Samsung phone experience is the best of the three unless you are into the Apple ecosystem or you want to buy and IPhone cuz it’s an IPhone (It’s just crazy that many people make decisions like that 😂).Jokes apart, I would say at this price this is probably the best phone in terms of the display, software experience and overall features. The performance is also very good, there are many people who are skeptical about the Exynos chips which is obviously unfair from Samsung to have two versions of the same phone but at least this time the chip is very good and almost as powerful as the SD 8 Gen 3. Yes it is 10-15% less powerful in the CPU department from benchmarks but honestly theses flagship chipsets are so powerful that 90% of the people are not even going to notice the slight difference. I tried playing COD on this phone at max possible settings for 1 hour and the phone was hot but not any more hot than any other phone would get. Yes it did drop the battery which I will get to later but I don’t think raw performance is an issue with the Exynos chips this time as the Exynos chips is actually more powerful that the SD 8 Gen 3 in the GPU department. Now coming to the battery this is the only place I am a little disappointed with this phone like if you are a light user who only uses their phone for calls, messages, music on bluetooth you can make the phone work for an entire day but if you are a medium or a heavy user like if you play games, take pictures, videos etc you will definetly drain the battery before the end of the day. In my experience I am a fairly heavy user using bluetooth, mobile hotspot, playing a few light games I always need to charge the phone at around 5 pm. But this is a sacrifice you have to make if you are getting a small phone, now if you are thinking that the IPhone 15 is also a small phone but it has better battery life then that is because the IPhone 15 only has a 60hz display which isen’t as smooth the 120hz on all the phones these days and also does not consume a lot of battery like a 120hz display would. I am not that big of a camera bluff so I won’t talk about it just want to say that it is a good camera with sharp pictures with good looking colors and camera features (Checkout the images attached). The video is also very good.Overall, the Samsung Galaxy S24 emerges as an impressive smartphone, overshadowing debates about Exynos chip performance differences. Its overall performance, combined with its compact size, makes it a compelling choice for users seeking a premium smartphone experience.
MadMax –
An amazing compact phone – The Exynos2400 is very good with no issues as with the previous chipsets. I have been using this phone for a month now and the Samsung Galaxy S24 is a very good phone. If you are someone who is looking to buy a phone in this price range then you probably have the Iphone 15, Pixel 8 series as an alternative option but I would say the Samsung phone experience is the best of the three unless you are into the Apple ecosystem or you want to buy and IPhone cuz it’s an IPhone (It’s just crazy that many people make decisions like that 😂).Jokes apart, I would say at this price this is probably the best phone in terms of the display, software experience and overall features. The performance is also very good, there are many people who are skeptical about the Exynos chips which is obviously unfair from Samsung to have two versions of the same phone but at least this time the chip is very good and almost as powerful as the SD 8 Gen 3. Yes it is 10-15% less powerful in the CPU department from benchmarks but honestly theses flagship chipsets are so powerful that 90% of the people are not even going to notice the slight difference. I tried playing COD on this phone at max possible settings for 1 hour and the phone was hot but not any more hot than any other phone would get. Yes it did drop the battery which I will get to later but I don’t think raw performance is an issue with the Exynos chips this time as the Exynos chips is actually more powerful that the SD 8 Gen 3 in the GPU department. Now coming to the battery this is the only place I am a little disappointed with this phone like if you are a light user who only uses their phone for calls, messages, music on bluetooth you can make the phone work for an entire day but if you are a medium or a heavy user like if you play games, take pictures, videos etc you will definetly drain the battery before the end of the day. In my experience I am a fairly heavy user using bluetooth, mobile hotspot, playing a few light games I always need to charge the phone at around 5 pm. But this is a sacrifice you have to make if you are getting a small phone, now if you are thinking that the IPhone 15 is also a small phone but it has better battery life then that is because the IPhone 15 only has a 60hz display which isen’t as smooth the 120hz on all the phones these days and also does not consume a lot of battery like a 120hz display would. I am not that big of a camera bluff so I won’t talk about it just want to say that it is a good camera with sharp pictures with good looking colors and camera features (Checkout the images attached). The video is also very good.Overall, the Samsung Galaxy S24 emerges as an impressive smartphone, overshadowing debates about Exynos chip performance differences. Its overall performance, combined with its compact size, makes it a compelling choice for users seeking a premium smartphone experience.
MadMax –
An amazing compact phone – The Exynos2400 is very good with no issues as with the previous chipsets. I have been using this phone for a month now and the Samsung Galaxy S24 is a very good phone. If you are someone who is looking to buy a phone in this price range then you probably have the Iphone 15, Pixel 8 series as an alternative option but I would say the Samsung phone experience is the best of the three unless you are into the Apple ecosystem or you want to buy and IPhone cuz it’s an IPhone (It’s just crazy that many people make decisions like that 😂).Jokes apart, I would say at this price this is probably the best phone in terms of the display, software experience and overall features. The performance is also very good, there are many people who are skeptical about the Exynos chips which is obviously unfair from Samsung to have two versions of the same phone but at least this time the chip is very good and almost as powerful as the SD 8 Gen 3. Yes it is 10-15% less powerful in the CPU department from benchmarks but honestly theses flagship chipsets are so powerful that 90% of the people are not even going to notice the slight difference. I tried playing COD on this phone at max possible settings for 1 hour and the phone was hot but not any more hot than any other phone would get. Yes it did drop the battery which I will get to later but I don’t think raw performance is an issue with the Exynos chips this time as the Exynos chips is actually more powerful that the SD 8 Gen 3 in the GPU department. Now coming to the battery this is the only place I am a little disappointed with this phone like if you are a light user who only uses their phone for calls, messages, music on bluetooth you can make the phone work for an entire day but if you are a medium or a heavy user like if you play games, take pictures, videos etc you will definetly drain the battery before the end of the day. In my experience I am a fairly heavy user using bluetooth, mobile hotspot, playing a few light games I always need to charge the phone at around 5 pm. But this is a sacrifice you have to make if you are getting a small phone, now if you are thinking that the IPhone 15 is also a small phone but it has better battery life then that is because the IPhone 15 only has a 60hz display which isen’t as smooth the 120hz on all the phones these days and also does not consume a lot of battery like a 120hz display would. I am not that big of a camera bluff so I won’t talk about it just want to say that it is a good camera with sharp pictures with good looking colors and camera features (Checkout the images attached). The video is also very good.Overall, the Samsung Galaxy S24 emerges as an impressive smartphone, overshadowing debates about Exynos chip performance differences. Its overall performance, combined with its compact size, makes it a compelling choice for users seeking a premium smartphone experience.
Fatima Foad –
This is an original phone. But it’s the china variant. You will see quite a lot of notifications in chinese randomly.Plus, the biggest let-down is that it does not have eSim option. I kept wondering what the catch was for such low price, and found it during my travel.
Fatima Foad –
This is an original phone. But it’s the china variant. You will see quite a lot of notifications in chinese randomly.Plus, the biggest let-down is that it does not have eSim option. I kept wondering what the catch was for such low price, and found it during my travel.
Fatima Foad –
This is an original phone. But it’s the china variant. You will see quite a lot of notifications in chinese randomly.Plus, the biggest let-down is that it does not have eSim option. I kept wondering what the catch was for such low price, and found it during my travel.
Issac –
Really good to use
Issac –
Really good to use
Issac –
Really good to use
Akshay Wadke –
Not flagship material,..but now I think it is. This is an updated review :So just moved from S20, which I had for so many years to the new S24. The phone itself is good, everything works fine.. but that’s expected. Got the Golden yellow colour and thankfully it’s not as flashy as shown in the photos.. this is more of a light cream colour which gives a slight golden shine when seen at particular angles. It’s a very decent looking phone.When you use it, the first thing you notice is that this phone really heats up. It’s Samsungs flagship and the heating issue is not limited to just while charging it, even when you use it normally.. the back gets hot. Never faced this with the S20. I feel like am using some cheap Chinese phone…well it won’t burn your ear, but yes it’s hot enough for one to take note.>>And now after a few more days of usage, the heating issue has disappeared. Even after hours of continuous use it doesn’t heat up… not sure what happened.. perhaps some software update.Second is the design. Samsung used to have it’s own design team which came up with really innovative stuff.. now they are just copying the iPhone. It literally looks like a Chinese knock off, OK let’s give them credit.. it looks like a cheap Korean knock off of the iPhone. Nothing wrong with that, except that if you want to copy then copy something good. Personally the flat edged design is terrible to grasp and feels rigid in the palm. The earlier curved edge ones were so much comfortable to hold. Now you have to hold on to this flat metal frame which heats up.. it’s not a pleasant experience. Perhaps they made this for cold weather countries, so you get an inbuilt palm heater with your phone. A phone that keeps your hands warm while in the cold… heaven knows what the designers were thinking!>> Well as I said before the heating issue has gone. As for the shape, I would say it’s easier to handle having those flat edges.. it rests easily on the figers while typing etc.. but still you do feel the flat edges when the phone is in your pocket etc.. So the shape is a mixed bag verdict. Personally I prefer smoother edges.The battery drains out fast aswell.. currently it’s matching the drainage speed of my old Samsung. Basically you have to have a fast charger around.>> This is the point why I actually decided to edit the review. The phone’s software literally optmises battery usage. It continuously adjusts screen brightness levels.. and with time and use, it’s getting better at optimising battery performance. For regular usage, with a few hrs of videos and few hrs of games.. it’s pulling through the day quiet easily.Honestly I don’t know why this phone should cost so much.. for the issues it has, you should easily get a similar cheaper phone in the 20-25k range.>> Doubt it, this phone keeps getting better with usage. Never expected or experienced that before.Camera haven’t yet used. My old S20 used to give some amazing results and have used it a lot with manual settings aswell. Wonder if the S24 will be better there.I think I might switch back to the S20.>> Camera still not used to potential. Basic shots are very crisp though.The AI functions are also quiet handy. Just played around till now.. so hopefully like the other aspects will get better with time.🤞
Akshay Wadke –
Not flagship material,..but now I think it is. This is an updated review :So just moved from S20, which I had for so many years to the new S24. The phone itself is good, everything works fine.. but that’s expected. Got the Golden yellow colour and thankfully it’s not as flashy as shown in the photos.. this is more of a light cream colour which gives a slight golden shine when seen at particular angles. It’s a very decent looking phone.When you use it, the first thing you notice is that this phone really heats up. It’s Samsungs flagship and the heating issue is not limited to just while charging it, even when you use it normally.. the back gets hot. Never faced this with the S20. I feel like am using some cheap Chinese phone…well it won’t burn your ear, but yes it’s hot enough for one to take note.>>And now after a few more days of usage, the heating issue has disappeared. Even after hours of continuous use it doesn’t heat up… not sure what happened.. perhaps some software update.Second is the design. Samsung used to have it’s own design team which came up with really innovative stuff.. now they are just copying the iPhone. It literally looks like a Chinese knock off, OK let’s give them credit.. it looks like a cheap Korean knock off of the iPhone. Nothing wrong with that, except that if you want to copy then copy something good. Personally the flat edged design is terrible to grasp and feels rigid in the palm. The earlier curved edge ones were so much comfortable to hold. Now you have to hold on to this flat metal frame which heats up.. it’s not a pleasant experience. Perhaps they made this for cold weather countries, so you get an inbuilt palm heater with your phone. A phone that keeps your hands warm while in the cold… heaven knows what the designers were thinking!>> Well as I said before the heating issue has gone. As for the shape, I would say it’s easier to handle having those flat edges.. it rests easily on the figers while typing etc.. but still you do feel the flat edges when the phone is in your pocket etc.. So the shape is a mixed bag verdict. Personally I prefer smoother edges.The battery drains out fast aswell.. currently it’s matching the drainage speed of my old Samsung. Basically you have to have a fast charger around.>> This is the point why I actually decided to edit the review. The phone’s software literally optmises battery usage. It continuously adjusts screen brightness levels.. and with time and use, it’s getting better at optimising battery performance. For regular usage, with a few hrs of videos and few hrs of games.. it’s pulling through the day quiet easily.Honestly I don’t know why this phone should cost so much.. for the issues it has, you should easily get a similar cheaper phone in the 20-25k range.>> Doubt it, this phone keeps getting better with usage. Never expected or experienced that before.Camera haven’t yet used. My old S20 used to give some amazing results and have used it a lot with manual settings aswell. Wonder if the S24 will be better there.I think I might switch back to the S20.>> Camera still not used to potential. Basic shots are very crisp though.The AI functions are also quiet handy. Just played around till now.. so hopefully like the other aspects will get better with time.🤞
Akshay Wadke –
Not flagship material,..but now I think it is. This is an updated review :So just moved from S20, which I had for so many years to the new S24. The phone itself is good, everything works fine.. but that’s expected. Got the Golden yellow colour and thankfully it’s not as flashy as shown in the photos.. this is more of a light cream colour which gives a slight golden shine when seen at particular angles. It’s a very decent looking phone.When you use it, the first thing you notice is that this phone really heats up. It’s Samsungs flagship and the heating issue is not limited to just while charging it, even when you use it normally.. the back gets hot. Never faced this with the S20. I feel like am using some cheap Chinese phone…well it won’t burn your ear, but yes it’s hot enough for one to take note.>>And now after a few more days of usage, the heating issue has disappeared. Even after hours of continuous use it doesn’t heat up… not sure what happened.. perhaps some software update.Second is the design. Samsung used to have it’s own design team which came up with really innovative stuff.. now they are just copying the iPhone. It literally looks like a Chinese knock off, OK let’s give them credit.. it looks like a cheap Korean knock off of the iPhone. Nothing wrong with that, except that if you want to copy then copy something good. Personally the flat edged design is terrible to grasp and feels rigid in the palm. The earlier curved edge ones were so much comfortable to hold. Now you have to hold on to this flat metal frame which heats up.. it’s not a pleasant experience. Perhaps they made this for cold weather countries, so you get an inbuilt palm heater with your phone. A phone that keeps your hands warm while in the cold… heaven knows what the designers were thinking!>> Well as I said before the heating issue has gone. As for the shape, I would say it’s easier to handle having those flat edges.. it rests easily on the figers while typing etc.. but still you do feel the flat edges when the phone is in your pocket etc.. So the shape is a mixed bag verdict. Personally I prefer smoother edges.The battery drains out fast aswell.. currently it’s matching the drainage speed of my old Samsung. Basically you have to have a fast charger around.>> This is the point why I actually decided to edit the review. The phone’s software literally optmises battery usage. It continuously adjusts screen brightness levels.. and with time and use, it’s getting better at optimising battery performance. For regular usage, with a few hrs of videos and few hrs of games.. it’s pulling through the day quiet easily.Honestly I don’t know why this phone should cost so much.. for the issues it has, you should easily get a similar cheaper phone in the 20-25k range.>> Doubt it, this phone keeps getting better with usage. Never expected or experienced that before.Camera haven’t yet used. My old S20 used to give some amazing results and have used it a lot with manual settings aswell. Wonder if the S24 will be better there.I think I might switch back to the S20.>> Camera still not used to potential. Basic shots are very crisp though.The AI functions are also quiet handy. Just played around till now.. so hopefully like the other aspects will get better with time.🤞
MadMax –
Everything works good 👍
MadMax –
Everything works good 👍
MadMax –
Everything works good 👍
Hiren –
superb. Excellent phone best phone is this budged range and also small fit in my pocket easily new design also great.
Placeholder –
Happy to have good deal during Diwali Sale. Got 256gb model reasonable than 128gb model. It was perfectly sealed pack and without any human touch to my S24.
Ansh –
Nice product, but it’s fingers canner is not smooth. Nice product, but it’s fingers canner is not smooth.
Hiren –
GRET MOBILE FOR USE ALSO AMAZON IS VERY USED FULL TTO BUY SUCH A PHONE IN DISCOUNT.
Kevin –
GOOD. Speed and performance are great
Atul jain –
taking extra money for using snapdragons name. the device is using the exynos chip but the seller says it has snapdragon and is taking extra money for it. this is very bad as i was expecting the device to have sd chipset.