I bought my iPhone 11 Pro Max back in late 2019 and I’m still using it to this day. Did i need it? No, was it a big upgrade than my iPhone 7? Hell yes it was. Now next week I’m finally gonna say goodbye to my I phone 11 pro max and getting my self a iPhone 16. In my opinion as a pro max user, it’s not worth getting, I would not recommend a iPhone 11 Pro Max or a pro to anyone besides photographers. Save your self the money and get a base model phone if you never use the camera like I do. It’s not worth it.

Idk I think Samsung is pretty easy to understand. You only have to understand A and S series models. S is the best, and A is midrange. FE models are fan editions of certain S models, like more affordable options with all the newest features of the S flagship. And M and F series are more popular in other countries, like India for example. Samsung doesnt even advertise those models in the US.

80% of them are e-waste. am just holding on to my tech for longer these days...my 2 phones (primary's a pixel 4, secondary's a huawei p30 lite) are both 5 yrs old.. except for the battery, both still perform fine

Fireworks in November for Diwali 🎊

Fixing Samsung Lineup: discontinue the S series, A# series and all other they have, then making some tiers: Galaxy Note ## Ultra (top line flagship) Galaxy Note ## Plus (phablet) Galaxy Note ## (flagship) Galaxy Note FE # gen (midrange) Galaxy J3 YYYY (budget)

LG was even more comfusing. thats why i would pick the velvet

I own S20FE since October 2020 so that makes 4 full years. I looked around for an upgrade and I'm not impressed by anything. Maybe if it breaks down I'll decide lol.

As someone who works in a phone accessories company, i can say that everytime someone comes with a Xiaomi we need to ask all the specifics because despite they're all different... When my colleagues have to organize the Xiaomi accessories they almost get anxiety because of how many there are. Honestly, why do we need all of that? (Also Xiaomi 14 ultra looks like a cannon and weights almost as much as one)

What do you think of this news ? Samsung is rebranding their flagship phones, such as S series and Z series. Like Hyundai’s luxury brand name Genesis and Toyota’s luxury brand name Lexus.

At least the S24 plus gives you better specs than the regular S24

I really dont like the 60-90hz refresh rate… it just bugs me. Also the battery on the 15 PM is almost as good as on the plus, but the PM has better cameras, better processor etc. Why would I, or anyone for that matter not cough up a few extra bucks for the best?

I hate that they all look the same, maybe make different designs for different models

It’s too LITTLE phones to choose from it’s basically only Samsung and apple now no more htc no more Nokia no more LG

personally, i dont see this as much as you do because there are many ways to filter out what i want to buy. for example i could just go to gsmarena and tick everything i want to prioritize in the search section or just go to an online shop and search for keywords, then look for reviews for whatever comes up. this oversaturation issue is only a problem for impulse buyers and the rich, which im neither of.

I find it really funny Oppo ran through 12 "generations" of the Reno line when it's just rebadged older models with different back designs anyways, but the kicker is it's all in a fit to catch-up with the iPhone's 17-year history in just *three years* 4 "new models" in just 3 years, I genuinely hate Oppo as a company so much

No one needs nothing will be the next video

No sd card and headphone jack sucks

xiaomi also got another sub brand phone line ups which is blackshark an i can pretty much assure blackshark lineup from xiaomi is the most easiest one to understand but yeah that subbrand is dead like no releases since 2 years from now

firesworks in november.. yeah, a billion people knows why that's that.. lol lol lol

Finally someone talking about really issues here I know it's really good for the creator economy and the youtubers that the phone launches 10 times a year but for the end consumer it's a nightmare

That’s why my next phone‘s not gonna be a Samsung anymore. Pixel phones are so clean. They release 4 a year, just like Apple.

Too Many Choices is NO choice at all

This phone is 1700 usd outside US

This video is banging but the stunting videos were more banging!

Got an s24 regular Got a bit of FOMO for the Iphone 16 but damn they do the exact same thing and will do for two or three generations more Companies abuse that feeling people get for new stuff and make many tiers to ensure everybody gets a new one year after year

As someone who deals in phone accessories mobile covers etc I am glad someone made a video

Bro! You look like human version of Vaggie from Hazbin Hotel!!!! Please go look her up❤

I know, right? People would be more excited if Samsung and other phone companies released their full range of phones in a single lineup launch. Imagine all those Samsung A series dropping on a single day. It would be less confusing, and people would be able to get the phone they need without having to search through all those reviews throughout the year to see which one offers the best value for money. I know companies know this and that's why they want to keep playing these confusing tactics, so you buy your phone early in the year and then offer better value for money devices later in the year. This way, you are forced to upgrade quite often within a single year.

Very nice vid, fully agree. I work in a phone shop, and having to explain the differences between Samsung A05/15/25/35/55 and Xiaomi Redmi 13, Redmi 13C, Redmi Note 13, Redmi Note 13 5G, Redmi Note 13 Pro, Redmi Note 13 Pro 5G, Redmi Note 13 Pro Plus 5G, Xiaomi 13 Lite, Xiaomi 13, Xiaomi 13 Pro, Xiaomi 13 Ultra, Xiaomi 13T, Xiaomi 13T Pro can be VERY confusing for the customer.

The agency that comes up with those weird names for Xiaomis mobile phones.. is actually gettin paid around €1 million per device name. The logic behind is to confuse you even more as to what those names really are (8T, Note T).

uhhhh just get the latest iphone 🙂

I had a redmi 11 pro plus 5g. People asking what phone I had looked confused.

2 major corrections. Samsung's A-series actually has great software support now! 4-5 years minimum. And NOTHING exists! Their lineup is very simple just like that of Apple's. And literally all of their phones are absolute bangers!

1:41 Happy Diwali 🪔🎇

In my opinion the more the screen the worse it gets. Like on my budget Xiaomi i accidentally click things because my palm touches the screen and every time i get pissed.

Having lots of options isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Last month, I thought about upgrading the phone I bought in 2021, but since I couldn’t make a choice, I decided to stick with my old one instead.

if you want flagships its kinda straihgt foward. but if you don't the budget side, you gotta consider a lot.

I remember when Samsung only used to release 1 or 2 phones a year: the standard and the note.

Nowadays companies want to sell as much as they can. So in countries with hard economies, it's not easy to sell a flagship phone that cost almost two or more minimun wages for a normal person. Instead they make this "mid flagships" that for an American person it's very cheap and bad, but in this countries they sell them for a lot of cash, almost like a flagship, and the people here doesn't know almost anything about this, so show them the biggest number you can and they will buy you whatever they are selling.

Stop telling peuples to not buy pro smartphone, cuz if they don t sell enough samsung or iPhone gonna make the base model bad to make us buy the pro

1:41 someone is celebrating Diwali or birth related festival ig 😂

Fireworks are from diwali

I have an s10e and bought s23 fe because it had a free tablet which i regret because i rarely play games and i just recently repaired my s10e battery so it feels like a waste 😢

So many.... Useless & rubbish models. Buying the correct one is hard.

Never buy a cheap or mid phone you Will always have problem, in 1 year and 6 mounth i had to buy 3, because of charging problem, network problem, and broke one in half because of cheap plastic

Its not a problem

OnePlus is a great example when it comes to releasing new phones. I don't know how exactly it looks in China, but in the EU we get 2-3 main line models and 2 Nord-line models a year and that's all. Of course I do not include the Open and their tablets.

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