Samsung S23 vs S24 Exynos vs S24 Snapdragon Battery Drain Test

Can the S24 Exynos 2400 last longer than the S24 Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and Snapdragon 8 Gen 2? The odds are not in S24 Global's favor, but I ran a thorough test to be sure!
In this test, I compared the S24 Exynos to the S24 Snapdragon and included the S23 to have a full picture.
The test includes 5G, 4G/LTE, Wi-Fi, and airplane modes. I excluded all benchmarking and gaming from this one.
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00:00 - S24 Exynos vs S24 Snapdragon vs S23
00:23 - Battrey Test Conditions
01:11 - Wi-Fi Test KZbin
01:51 - 5G KZbin Test
02:26 - Camera Battery Test
02:37 - Exynos Runs Hotter
02:54 - Video Call Test
04:03 - Web Browsing
04:34 - Standby 5G Battery Drain
04:54 - Google Maps
06:17 - Train Test
07:17 - 4G Test
07:40 - GPS Tracking
08:00 - Final Result
10:45 - Conclusion
11:07 - Camera Quality
11:30 - FAQ

[@techmo2020]

Some of you asked for a light performance mode comparison. I decided to publish a video including that analysis without monetizing the video. You can find it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZSTh6OsZrNoY9U&ab_channel=TechmoRAW One interesting finding is that in S24 Snapdragon there is no option in light performance mode to disconnect 5G but there is in S24 Exynos.

[@aayushx1610]

Will you change your channel profile picture? Its so depressing.

[@Blox117]

you need to test with 3 different phones in order to definitively confirm that there is a correlation. 9 phones or at least 6 for the s24

[@aandrew9273]

@techmo2020 From where did you bought s24 snapdragon here in europe? I cant find one only with exynos

[@Bryle_]

Hands down, dedicated review. S24 Exynos is not that bad but Samsung charging its customers for the same price of their subpar chipset to the superior chipset is a crime.

[@seicgames4587]

Same price? It's literally €50 cheaper in Exynos markets than last year's models with SD. Comparatively, the S24 with Snapdragon is the same price in the US as last year's S23.

[@GenGesp]

I would say exynos 2400 is alot better than exynos 2200 in my S22. After i bought S24, but still dissapointed that s24 is still lacking behind to their predecessor S23.

[@Flo91Do]

Thanks for an useful comment and not bashing Exynos for everything. The test was greatly done but this KZbinrs community exists of mostly butthurt people bashing Exynos for like everything what went wrong with their lives. I agree with you that the Exynos version should be cheaper. Anyhow I am impressed how well Samsung caught up. The 5G modem and the cooling need to be improved for future versions but they are clearly on a good way.

[@rrsharizam]

@@Flo91Do I can accept slightly worse battery life. But randomly heating up while doing a video call on 5G is unacceptable. I mean, come on, a $200 phone can do better job.

[@frf5000]

​@@seicgames458750 eur... after they raise the price in europe by 100 eur compared to us

[@nihorjoshi]

It's always the small channels like yours that come up with truth because they have no obligations to tech giants. Great video!

[@serrael-182]

And they take the time cuz they dont test 300 phones they getting paid for. (Or at least sent to for free :D)

[@nihorjoshi]

@@serrael-182 you're right.

[@VJETRA]

lets hope hes never go big

[@karolislatakas137]

"Android Authority" made a video where they claim that exynos have a better battery life. but doesn't show anything, just some graphics and if they were true, the s24+ exynos would be the battery king and better than the iphone 15 pro max and s24 ultra. But we all know that is impossible

[@adelioskampos8090]

True all other channels just don't tell the truth, i don't know why

[@guneethind]

It's wonderful to see you put so much effort, especially with the train travel and all. Moreover, you prioritized daily tasks over gaming and benchmarks.

[@nilsonsls]

As a non gamer person, I love this part where he does differently from other channels and do real-world tasks instead.

🎯 I miss real life based reviews. No one stays all the day playing call of duty, so the right way is to use 5G in regular tasks. Cheers for this channel!

[@bpgpw]

Appreciate these tests, i don't game but DO use maps, ride train/bike, make gmeet calls quite often. It really represent my use cases well!

[@Dee17]

Owning a S24 Exynos. Wanted to give it a chance since it was the same price with a contract as the S23. I'm really happy with it so far but kind of disappointed the phone could be so much better.

[@jokast8861]

Disapointed based on your experience or based on this vid?

[@nfdafds32423]

​@@jokast8861 based on the knowledge that you could buy only worse version of the device just because you live in eu

[@Milchschndde]

Same. S24+ was cheaper than a s23+ for me. I am glad its in the margin of error between these two in battery. The difference between the s24 sd is a shame tho.

[@jokast8861]

@@nfdafds32423 and theres also a reason why they only sell the ultra globally all with sd3 chip

[@peternzomo]

I went for s24 ultra because i was deeply disappointed for this exynos thing. I owned s20 plus exynos variant, it was very hot when in use until back cover started flipping off and greenline presence.

[@inteli3i5i7]

Snapdragon and Exynos devices are NOT the same. Samsung should not be allowed to sell them under the same name, it's just wrong and a lie. Exynos is inferior in every way. The devices should clearly say S24 EXYNOS or S24 SNAPDRAGON on the box and on their websites.

[@chickenbobbobba]

to be fair, id be mostly fine with it, if it wasnt for the vastly inferior modem

[@andrewscasualmtb]

Unfortunately nothing will happen until people stop buying the exynos version altogether.

[@redeem5858]

What’s wrong with exynos

[@andrewscasualmtb]

@@redeem5858 Less powerful, less effective, drains battery faster, ect. It's always been behind snapdragon.

[@chickenbobbobba]

@@andrewscasualmtb theyre pretty much on par for s24 series for performance due to optimisations, but lack efficiency with the modem

[@forcodingg1287]

Well, Every exynos Simp will say this is a faulty unit. When in reality their Chip literally can't even beat last year model Lmao

[@Avner-sj2ky]

Exynos is shit I'm skipping Samsung this year I'll probably buy the honor magic 6 pro

[@Ahmed-jv7oc]

Yup, I had an s10e exynos. It couldn't even last 3 hours. I have an s23 now and im so glad i didn't wait for an s24!

[@mihirojha4475]

Simply not possible for Exynos to beat Snapdragon unless Samsung fixes their foundry. Although it has improved by a LOT compared to the mess that was Exynos 2200 (in terms of battery and thermals), it will take time to actually come close to the latest Qualcomm chip.

[@sspeedd8809]

And now they're putting almost the same chip from the A54 in the A55 bro, only a bit overclocked than the previous A54. From Exynos 1380 to 1480. With the same architecture config, 2xA78 and 6xA55. I was hoping they would put something like a Snapdragon 7 Gen 2 or Dimensity 8100/8300 Ultra there or something but nope. It's always the poopy Epoopnos bro. Guess gotta wait for the A35 specs leak and see if they would put in the same Exynos. The only good upgrade they did this year was only applied to their lower A05 and A15 series where it finally gotten better in performance and optimization thanks to them using a MediaTek processor.

[@ebiooo]

Exynos 2400 is genuinely impressive, especially when compared to the exynos 2200. Such a shame that they decided to put it inside the phone that's supposed to be the best phone they can offer. If they want to put exynos on their phones, at least don't release a snapdragon variant along with it

[@mariuspalcau30]

Funny how the EU forced apple to switch to usb c from lightning but Samsung can sell two different phones with same name

[@drzxy5498]

Probably because more people buy flagship Apple phones

[@publicname]

They should have named the exynos version as S24 FE(Faulty Edition)

[@willywonka9174]

actually they dont sell the snapdragon and exynos version in the same place at the same time. india have exynos for the s24 and plus while america has the snapdragon version. they dont see exynos in america

[@mark5071]

Within the European market they're not selling two different phones with the same name.

[@kalle5548]

​@@drzxy5498Everyone probably should, considering this BS

[@ryugun2.059]

Best battery test I've seen in KZbin. Considering every scenario and use case!

[@hughw2377]

There's a reason why exynos is not used in the samsung ultra flagship 😂😂😂

[@serge0251]

damnnnn... thats why no matter how much they say how improved exynos is, it still cant compete toe to toe with SD. its a shame others are paying the same or even more for something less capable. I just subscribed btw, awesome review, looking forward for more similar content

[@supaahflyy]

Amazing review. Tested EVERYTHING about the battery. Inside, wifi, mobile data, stand by. Stuff thats ACTUALLY real world. Not stupid benchmarks designed to drain the battery as fast as possible and no one does on a daily basis

[@lthg18]

i was waiting for exactly this comparison - finally - thank you!

[@guneethind]

Dude!! I was waiting for this video for so long.

[@theviper0001]

Well done! Best comparison I've ever seen on KZbin.

[@thedigitallens]

Brilliant. Very indepth and good to see the reality in some tests that many reviewers don't conduct.

[@YT_WTML]

This is exactly how a processor comparison video should be made. Thanks!! You gained a subscriber :)

[@mikik7923]

Great job, you've put a lot effort into this video, thanks from Scotland 👏

[@techmo2020]

Thanks mate 😊

[@turboborg]

You absolute legend!!! I have been reading all the comments since your last video on the s24 SD vs Exynos and it's been great to see all the suggestions for other tests cases. I felt a bit sad that your research integrity was being questioned but I have really admired how you have developed your video response to it all! Excellent comparison! Very thorough tests. Nothing on KZbin will come close to this. This test is definitive, SD is a clear winner, even in the s23!! Samsung seriously needs to rethink their decisions, like you said, if they could just incorporate Qualcomm modems this might just make it viable product. But until then I think it's pretty unfair to be the beta testers for their engineering team. I really appreciate your time to get this real word data to the public! Again, such a great job. I'll be staying tuned for more content!

[@Gannava6]

Great video and good to see a battery comparison between the different chips and also with last year's model in different more realistic scenarios (like travelling outdoors) rather than let's drain them while they are sitting there. Although that is nice to see it doesn't really reflect the reality of how people will use their phone on a day by day basis.

[@samyak_jn]

Perfect start to Sunday! Exactly what I was looking for.

[@tuunaes]

And that's with S24 Exynos having advantage over S23 by having newer tech LTPO screen, whose dynamic refresh rate can save power...

[@stephkm3655]

Also bigger battery and vapor chamber. Exynos is trash

[@casuarius6576]

@@stephkm3655Isn't trash in performance. Also judging before waiting for the long term reviews in performance and efficiency isn't a good idea.

[@s4nder86]

The S23 also has a dynamic refresh rate.

[@tuunaes]

@@s4nder86 For increasing profits by ~10$ per phone only Ultra has LTPO screen in S23 serie.

[@stephkm3655]

@@s4nder86 S23 can only do dynamic 48-120hz(LTPS). S24 can do dynamic 1-120hz(LTPO)

[@deshpande_anup]

You are the only KZbinr who is testing phones as real world usage is going to be....thankyou so much for your efforts in testing the phones in this way, this proves that an average user may get excited with the AI wave(which he/she) may not even use those features(which are anyway look half baked & may improve in the coming years) but would just go for the newer model just based on the pshycological influence "always go for the latest" . At this point of time it is best to go for S23 as it is cheaper than the price it was launched last year & it has been refined with lot of software updates. Thankyou once again Mo, for such unique way of testing 🙏🏼

[@naveenr8102]

Really liked your video. I have better insight on the working capabilities of both processors now, thanks to you. Keep doing the good work mate.

[@Sasu123456789x1]

This was really helpful, thank you! This was a great comparison video!

[@berathan5569]

S24 with exynos should have been sold as S24 Lite or Fan Edition. People would consider buying if it was cheaper but for the same price it's just a rip off.

[@NCHLTII]

That's why the A54 is such a popular phone

[@seicgames4587]

Exynos S24 is literally €50 cheaper than Snapdragon S23 at launch. The Snapdragon S24 is the same price at launch as last year's S23.

[@NCHLTII]

​@@seicgames4587 I hope it gets significant price reductions so I can consider getting one

[@theFaramarz]

I saw the last video and then came here to watch this one and decided to leave a comment commending you on your comprehensive S23-24 comparisons. I had been looking for these exact comparisons of the new Exynos and Snapdragon chipsets in the S24s and couldn't find them anywhere on YT; so, I'm glad that the first of their comparisons I finally came across was such comprehensive ones, too. Liked the videos and subbed to the channel. On a side note, for someone of your educational background, being through and technical in your videos should be more important than hyping the new devices of big corporations in order to get their sponsorships. There're already plenty of those channels that are doing the uncritical reviews/comparisons. So, continue the great work and while your channel grows, let your body of work speak for its critical, technical, and comprehensive reviews/comparisons. With regards from Iran. (Dear Mo, I'm hearing a beautiful familiar accent, too. Haha!)

[@bagusferryagrayanto7523]

Thank you for the comprehensive review. Totally big help for deciding!

[@WoundmanTV]

Earned a sub! Fantastic testing with real world results!

[@user-tl8vz9wh5t]

I love this scientist guy❤expose exynos more and more...and do more videos about app optimization issues in exynos, and need a exynos vs snapdragon camera test, specially in night time with night time videos with stabilization

[@FYNh1071]

Great video my friend, thank you, I look forward to your review of S24 plus gen 3 and S24 plus Exynos as soon as possible. Best regards.

[@techmo2020]

Thank you, I think I should wait a bit until I get my salary to purchase them haha

[@arturoliveira1525]

Hello Techmo! your reviews are amazing! thanks so much for the content. i would love to see a comparision envolving s22, s23 and s24 devices runing on qualcom chipsets!

[@sjc]

Excellent video, the best battery comparison I've ever seen. Subscribed

[@wojciechczupta9185]

brilliant work. it proves real live experience with S22 exynos, that exynos isn't the solution for travelers, yet.

[@twinrixone5295]

this is by faaar the best test for battery considering irl conditions with a healthy mix of wifi, mobile data and traveling (changing connections) irl. love it!

[@harmanyash]

Absolutely loved your content. I had exynos s9+ and it heated like hell. Currently going strong with s23 ultra.

[@kunallk492]

This is a great video! You have done a good work. Thanks for sharing it with us.

[@Grim_Azrael]

It is mind boggling how far advanced Snapdragon's and Apple Chips are compared to the rest of the producers.

[@serrael-182]

No mediatek are as good as snapdragon. Its all TSMC!

[@HalP-fz3iy]

Samsung could be good as well but they're making their own modems. Apple makes it's chips but modems are from Qualcomm. Samsung could also go for Qual Modems in their own chip but idk they refuses to do so.

[@GenGesp]

Mediatek dimensity series is also on par with snapdragon & Apple chip dont forget that.

[@C1UhpNwGcJoi5o5EclF8Oyg]

@@GenGesp they're not, they have inferior modems just like Samsung

[@GenGesp]

​@@C1UhpNwGcJoi5o5EclF8Oyghahaha really ? There is literally alot of youtubers that doing benchmark between snap gen 3, Dimensity 9300 & A17 Pro. And dimensity perform are on par with them lol.

[@fletchs6]

Thanks for this great video test. I nearlt pulled the trigger and bought a S24+. Now i need a serious rethink. Here in the UK if you look at all the deals and do the math's the S24 is cheaper than the S23 now i know why. Thanks very much 😊

[@chronicalgaming1900]

I was waiting for this type of comparison thanks

[@lemonde1664]

So complex test! Gj! I have my s23 for almost a year and I really like it

[@-_krish_-]

Yeah the problem isn't them using in-house chip but they should change the model name of phone to s24 exynos to differentiate and stop using processor name as deca-core cpu in their website, also should reduce the actual price instead of giving promotional offers for the exynos units.

[@markjacobs1086]

They clearly state there's an Exynos chip inside in Europe (in fact, getting a Snapdragon chip isn't actually an easy undeliberate undertaking). You're just getting an Exynos chipset when you purchase in Europe UNLESS there's only a Snapdragon variant (like the S24 Ultra).

[@heydude129]

Thank you so much dear for such a wonderful video, i can't thank you enough for making it. I love watching battery drain videos of flagships ard there are hundreds of KZbinrs doing it but i swear you are the best and my personal favourite . Love from Sydney 😃

[@techmo2020]

Thanks mate, I was actually born in Dee Why, greetings from Austria.

[@jarking1]

I was just looking for such a test, you did a really great job comparing these models in different tasks and now I'm convinced that it's not worth getting the new Samsung S24 even though it will have 7 years of system support. I'll invest in the older Samsung S23 model with Snapdragon instead. Very useful video, you did a great job! Greetings from Poland!

[@thecoolmonster5749]

This a very good review and compare Thanks for showing us dimming display issues for exynos 2400

[@FreshChriss]

As a video idea: compare the s24 sd and exinos in gaming while using an active phone cooler (ideally a cooler with a peltier element) to see if battery and performance improves and maybe compare it to results taken without the cooling? Would be interesting to see

[@Ethelberts]

Thank you brother, your video came at the right time before I go to S24 Exynos 😢

[@azilio95]

Just enjoy your phone and don't give a fk about the battery.

[@jamiequernsify]

I wouldn't worry too much, I'm getting 10 hours SOT, better than wives iphone 15 base model.

[@FirdausAmir]

Same but it at least better than iphone

[@vinayjain8256]

Are you facing any unnecessary battery drain?

[@ciuwas1122]

Well i think you can return it and get s23 cheaper and everyone should do the same

[@DashArticle]

Everyone need to recommend and promote this channel. All these famous and big u-tubbers getting paid from companies and they will never tell you this stuff

[@pythontong3570]

I liked this so much. I SUBSCRIBED!

[@rrsharizam]

Not only do the US and Canada get better chipset, adding salt to the wound, Samsung also gives them way better trade in deal. For example, Samsung US gives $200 trade in credit for Galaxy A71, while in my country, Samsung only offers me up to $15 for the same phone. In Canada, they accept Galaxy S22 for $750 CAD. Insane.

[@nfdafds32423]

Yeah never more samsung in my case

[@casuarius6576]

In performance is similar

[@FirdausAmir]

12:37 everyone in Singapore and Malaysia crying after buying S24 😭

[@PEACE4EVER92]

my fren using s24 + for average users should be no problem.. the battery life also on par with my 15 pro max

[@troy5568]

​@@PEACE4EVER92You won't notice a big difference by using casual light apps like social media platforms and browsing through strong and fast WiFi connection inside a dimly-lit room at 24°C. When you run Genshin Impact is when the HUGE difference between Snapdragon and Exynos emerges.

[@techmo2020]

I got flashback from the times my Xperia XZ would just freeze under south east asian sun :) I miss Singapore...

[@alexandruciordas4941]

@@PEACE4EVER92 after 1-2 years he'll say samsung are laggy phones and overheats, you'll see.

[@rrsharizam]

My mom still uses her 5yo Galaxy A10 with entry level Exynos. Surprisingly, it still works very well. Battery life is still good despite its 3,400 mAh battery. Granted, she doesn't use it that heavily.

[@jmydy]

Great review Moh and great conclusions at the end.

[@anshukumar5180]

Very nice and comprehensive review brother. Wish u the best for ur channel.🙏

[@drzxy5498]

The exact reason why I refuse to buy the worse version chipset in S series Samsung in UK. The Ultra is great but veryyy expensive, so for now I will stick with 13 pro max

[@4nupam]

Loved the video but especially the "flexing on public transport" part 🤣🔥 Also, no need to show your degrees dude. There'll always be people doubting others (when they actually doubt themselves in reality). Keep doing your work sincerely. ✌️

[@davidunwin7868]

Got the S24+ in AU. Its an exynos but pretty happy. Its a step up over my old S20 5GFE. I love the samsung integrations. Watch, earbuds, tablet and TV. Theyre all seamless.

[@FallingESP]

Really nice comparision by the way. In the day to day usage is when we see the real difference, not in benchmarks.

[@GenGesp]

I have S24 Base with exynos 2400 chip. I owned S22 Before with exynos processor too, but seeing this i kinda regret a bit seeing my S24 is below S23 overall. I dont really like bulky square edges phone thats why i decided to buy this version instead the ultra. I wish in next series S26 or S27 base model samsung gives that variant snapdragon or mediatek chipset instead of exynos.

[@Leeninja_ff]

Most awaited video😊😊

[@The_Macaroon]

These reviews are great and exactly what i was looking for. Many thanks.

[@pradip_a_teacher]

Brother, You did a wonderful job with real-life practicals. Thank you.

[@watchout5508]

Im very glad U made this!!! Thankyou and the results are just as expected! (Im a exynos 2100 user😢 and its why i wont be upgrading to any future exynos device)

[@serrael-182]

You can teach your kids: Dont drink and drive, use condoms and never buy exynos! ;)

[@Jaat_Official47]

​@@serrael-182😂 मजो कर दियों

[@anshukumar5180]

​@@serrael-182damn ..son 🤣😭

[@kalle5548]

I have the EX2200 and a friend has the EX2100, both barely passable as flagship phone SOCs, I'm probably not buying Samsung for a couple of years at least, aka IPhone it is, since my GFs IPhone 7 plus is smoother to use than my S22 Ultra, and my work IPhone 11 lasts 4-5 days on one charge and gets more screen on time than my s22 that lasts maybe 1.5 days

[@watchout5508]

@kalle5548 Im not o e to advocate for either brand, but it is pathetically laughable that Sammy is charging flagship prices for a subpar midrange experience...wont be buying exynos again, thats all I know.

[@publicname]

Exynos variant = S24 FE(Faulty Edition). It should have been at least €200 cheaper.

[@NCHLTII]

I'd actually consider buying that if samsung were to do such a thing

[@DonLuigi72]

It won't be any cheaper. The have to finance the loss on S24 SD devices...

[@publicname]

@@DonLuigi72 So I and many won't pay more for others' SD.

[@zahidakash7797]

Such a nice video! Thanks a lot for all your effort!!! ❤

[@kale1837]

Amazing video! Thanks for the great review and giving such clear and understandable benchmarks to test, like using phones outside navigation and watching videos at home. This is wayyyy better than the "oh x amt of hours gaming" types of benchmarks!

[@recess7]

Thank you for uploading this, I was considering S24+ (exynos), not considering it at all anymore

[@prataptomar1706]

What will be major effect of half hour battery life??😆😆😆not deal breaking

[@Zibi21]

@@prataptomar1706 Well 30minutes is a lot. I have an older S model with previous exynos. After day of work and phone sitting in pocket with internet turned off, the battery was draining very fast, my phone died like 20minutes before getting home. Many things can happen in those 20minutes and then you have no way to call for help. Battery should last from your time going out and going back home. Besides you pay the same price for those phones and yet you get worse product, would you be happy if you payed additional money to get a red ferrari, but in the end they delivered a yellow cheaper one becouse they only had that in stock and that additional moey was not given back.

[@MaDFroG88]

@@prataptomar1706ultra or nothing this year!

[@HasimFN]

​@@prataptomar1706battery is most important.and dont forget heath,power and cecllular range

[@stephkm3655]

​@@prataptomar1706Also camera is worse on Exynos

[@ooppww1923]

Exynos will perform good for now but imagine after 2 to 3 years they will start showing their real colours

[@LuonFoto]

7 years of updates.... sure

[@BozQ]

Thank you for the good comparison video. And hello from Singapore! 😉

[@BeforetheStorm.]

One of your best videos. Great comparison for everyday use.

[@vukve]

I'm impressed by s23, to be honest...

[@azure_blade6191]

The EXACT video that I was looking for content creators to do but for some reason is not being covered enough. Great effort! Agree with your sentiment: The fact that S24 units are with Exynos chips rather than SD SHOULD be grounds for it to be marketed as a completely different phone with different pricing because clearly they don't provide the same performance nor experience. The fact that it runs hotter DEFINITELY matters for the longevity of the device, particularly in the likes of tropical or consistently hot climates that aggravate its effects on internal components. As someone who bought the S23 last year the moment I found out it will come with a SD Gen 2 across the board, I'm so glad to have dodged this pretty scummy move back to Exynos.

[@eddienkounou4801]

Great video. Loved the last 3 minutes. 👍

[@Ahmed-jv7oc]

S24 exynos should be priced lower, closer to one plus phones.

[@Handynutzer]

Yes, but at first they should be named different ly. Different hardware = different devices! No matter what Samsung claims.

[@MaDFroG88]

Ultra model or nothing

[@alonzo4811]

As someone using Samsung Galaxy exclusively over the years its a scam in my eyes, and I did not buy the S24 because I can not justify to myself paying premium price for an inferior product and am looking at other devices. Not sure I'll ever come back to Samsung after this. Thank you for this comparison and all the other tests you uploaded, much appreciated.

[@casuarius6576]

S24 Exynos isn't an inferior product

[@mickeydave6528]

@@casuarius6576 it is worse than last year's model, so it is an INFERIOR product.

[@casuarius6576]

Performance isn't inferior, is similar as he mentioned, efficiency is similar to the last year model and lacks behind the new model. Anyway is better to wait for the long-term performance tests and reviews before judging it.@@mickeydave6528

[@luckymedico31]

Great Video and Review. It’s an eye opener for sure.

[@bbdedeoglu]

A truly admirable review. Thank you very much.

[@serqcsisblack]

would love a video comparing exynos s24+ and snapdragon s23+

[@Andi-dd4sq]

👍

[@sebastianstoica578]

S24+ has a better screen than the s23+ so it will use more power just because of that.

[@abartos]

@@sebastianstoica578 Also, the difference in battery capacity is greater than the smaller models. The S23+ has 4700 mAh, while the S24+ has 4900 mAh.

[@pforphoton]

Love your videos bro U deserve more than 1M subs ❤

[@Alessi_Adore]

Thank you so much Mo! It's great you considered modems and GPS on this one. Proud of your content and the certificate showoff 💪🏻 also beautiful Vienna!👌🏻

[@jacksonpeter9628]

Yes, this is a true comparison video mate..u earned a subscriber 😁

[@VasileiosDimos]

Vote with your money. Stop buying the Exynos models!

[@voiceofreason314]

Have you noticed that the S24s are getting a better signal? (Asking a question here -- not making a claim)

[@diff1980]

I can also notice the similar thing when I was using S10e running Exynos 9810, aside from excessive heat, all wireless signal reception were bad. Even Bluetooth connection to car player is stuttering 🙄 Compared to my realme 7 5G (RMX2111) running Dimensity 800U but all wireless signal receptions are good, and it runs cool, too!

[@dmohankumar6313]

Good Efforts by you. I am from India and this is the first time i am seeing your video. Till now I had followed Jerry Rig and Mrwhosetheboss from western youtubers. And you are the 3rd person for me outside of India. Keep going like this.. Nice Comparison

[@plane4993]

genuinely really useful thank you

[@CharcharoExplorer]

Cool video but can you also test these devices using Light Performance Mode? I dont use Standard since I think its kinda useless. DOes the Exynos benefit more from downclocking? Does the Gen 3? Or maybe Gen 2?

[@Ti.a409]

Yeah, when the frequency decreases, the max power consumption of the Exinoss 2400 from 13W drops to 7W,

[@CharcharoExplorer]

Yeah. Still a great video., Just wish that was shown too. @@Ti.a409

[@hard2bear3110]

Yeah I'd be interested in this too.

[@Milchschndde]

Sad that the Eynos S24 cant compete with the SD S24 but the difference of 3min between the S23 and s24 Exynos is negligible and in the margin of error, the differnce is less than 1%. I got the S24+ Eynos with pretty good preorder deals and it was way cheaper than a new S23+. I am happy it at least performs the same as the s23+. Still pretty shocking results

[@proudbacteria1373]

S23 display flickers much more in this video which is bad for your eyes and brain.

[@mayurnmahajan]

Absolutely loved the test format. Shows real world performance!

[@IasonundArgonauten]

Very good test! Thanks for that! Would be interesting to see how future firmware updates would influence the test results, especially the battery life... 🙂

[@tullo5564]

Exynos will prove to be an inferior chipset even more, just wait a couple of weeks. It has been this way for 7 years

[@casuarius6576]

In? performacne is similar also to wait for other tests and the long term performance and efficiency reviews

[@9boylovehandle]

Samsung should discount on Exynos phones, we should sign a petition again

[@NiktoPH]

Why ? You know what you buying

[@vx1724]

This is the best battery test ive ever seen. Thank you!

[@thrasher3222]

You did a good job here Mo, very nice, thank you.

[@skave7228]

I hope the next firmware update will change things about the thermals.

[@misterman124]

Does firmware update do this with chipset hardware??

[@skave7228]

@@misterman124 it could change the optimisation, limite the power consumptions or straight up correct an issues we are not even aware of that could make the phone work more for nothing

[@hard2bear3110]

Really appreciate the video. As a few others have asked, I'd be really interested in your findings with Light Performance Profile engaged over the course of a test like this. Cheers!

[@WatchMysh]

Thanks for the review!

[@Scorpio6466]

Thank you so much for this video. Now I'm sure that I'll be buying the S23.

[@tullo5564]

Thank you for this test! Other KZbinrs are not doing this on purpose 😂 You blew Samsung's cover.

[@Leo135505]

Great video! Please do the same test with the plus models. Nobody has done that so far and I think it would be much appreciated by many. Thanks.

[@echo3733]

thanyou sir! I wish your hard luck pays off even more

[@adi4motion2]

I wonder if the problem is the 5G modem inside the Exynos AP. I think it's one of the first Exynos chips that integrates a 5G modem instead of using a separate module. Is there any difference in using 4G instead of 5G networks? I'm noticing increased battery usage (probably temp as well) on 5G (expected, though). As a result I've limited the phone to 4G connections, as I don't really need 5G speeds (not that regular 5G is much better than a good 4G connection) when I'm out. I should p😢robably mention that I don't play games / latency is not a concern for me. L.E.: reached the end of the video; looks like 4G vs 5G does make a noticeable difference. I think Samsung would've used Exynos worldwide if not for Qualcomm patents. Qualcomm chips are quite expensive and I'm sure Samsung would love to reduce costs while claiming their chips are equivalent. They are not that awful, but for sure they are not the same.

[@adi4motion2]

I am "happy" with the S24 (exynos), of course I would've loved the SD version 😅, but I would not buy the S23 over it. There are other (subtle) differences: newer (better?) screen, a bit faster fingerprint scanner, flat edges, smaller bezels. I'm also a very light user, I care mostly about UX and battery life and while the later is not on SD level, it nowhere near bad. Now, if you're a heavy user (gamer), the picture changes a lot. Anyways, what Samsung is doing does not sit right with me and we can/should vote with our wallets. That's the only way to make a company listen.

[@user-tl8vz9wh5t]

But still you are paying the same amount for a worse phone...and still exynos have optimization issues in apps, overall Exynos is 35% worse than the snapdragon

[@adi4motion2]

@@user-tl8vz9wh5t agreed. But it's not like there's much of a choice. I would gladely choose SD over Exynos, unfortunatelly I live in EU, so I can't make that choice. The other problem is that I don't like "plus sized" phones, and most OEMs make only 6.7+" phones; so I'm stuck with Samsung, Apple or Asus Zenfone. I'm not a fan of plastic phones, so Zenfone is out. I was also a iPhone user for the last 5 yrs, and while arguably good phone, I've grown to hate some of Apple's practices more that before switching to them... nobody makes a "compact" (yeah, 6.2" is compact now 😅) flagship anymore. Well, except Samsung and Apple. So I'm kinda stuck here :)))

[@eulehund99]

​@@user-tl8vz9wh5thow did you even get that number? 35% worse in what?

[@seicgames4587]

​​@@user-tl8vz9wh5tthey don't cost the same amount. Have you even checked prices? Exynos S24 is €50 cheaper than Snapdragon S23 at launch. In comparison, Snapdragon S24 costs the same as last year's model.