Samsung S24 a Day in The Life | Exynos vs Snapdragon (ft. iPhone 14)

I did a day-long trip from Vienna to Bratislava with Samsung Galaxy S24 Exynos 2400 and Snapdragon 8 Gen 3. I also included the iPhone 14.
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00:00 Samsung Galaxy S24 Exynos vs Snapdragon
00:25 Test Conditions
01:00 iPhone 14 vs Galaxy S24
01:26 First Stage of the Test
01:48 Weak SIgnal S24 Exynos
02:13 Video S24 Exynos vs Snapdragon
02:25 Second Stage of the Test
02:38 Face Unlock Problem S24 vs iPhone 14
02:53 Third Stage of the Test
03:31 iPhone Ecosystem and Apple Tags
04:01 Galaxy S24 Design
04:16 S24 Running Hot
04:38 S24 Telephoto Lens
04:50 Connection Issues with Exynos
05:06 How to Get S24 Snapdragon to Europe?
05:52 S24 Videography Comparison and iPhone 14
06:23 Fifth Stage of the Battery Test
07:00 Photography S24 Exynos vs Snapdragon
07:38 Final Result
08:18 Temperature Chart Exynos vs Snapdragon
08:42 Power Consumption Exynos vs Snapdragon
09:01 Exynos vs Snapdragon, Which One is Better?

[@rishabhmalhotra1542]

I am glad i saved some money and got the S23

[@nachiketdaithankar4405]

Good choice mate. Using the S23 since April 23. Still buttery smooth, great battery, superb camera and all the good stuff from OneUI. Im just hoping Samsung improves Exynos significantly by the time updates run out for the S23. Not changing this beast till then❤

[@ICharlesI]

I did the same bought S23 immediately. S24 with another exynos shit that will degrade battery so fast making it an useless phone in a year not to mention signal is always terrible with exynos... Really terrible

[@casuarius6576]

@@ICharlesI Exynos doesn't degrade the battery by itself. Anyway still good.

[@truhd]

been using the s23+ for 3 weeks now and i am not disappointed choosing it over the exynos s24+ that they send to my country

[@ICharlesI]

@@casuarius6576 in long term it will since it runs hotter in any scenario which leads to higher battery temperature and internals too

[@barsrustuoglu2574]

I recently discovered your channel. Watching your videos makes me feel like the times I started having an interest in tech for the first time a couple years ago, it got boring after seeing everybody having the same type of videos saying the same stuff, instead of focusing what matters. your videos actually made with customers in mind and our best interest. Thank you for the intense amount of work you put, you deserve much more subs likes and views mate!

[@techmo2020]

This video really took a long time to make; reading your comment made it all worthwhile. Really mean it. Thanks, mate.

[@Glotttis]

This is probably the best comparison between mobile devices I have ever seen. This is how 98% of people use their phones. THIS is how reviewers should be reviewing phones. Was very interesting and useful to see signal strength and battery life differences between the two variants in real life scenarios. So my conclusion is that unfortunately Exynos is no better than previous years, despite all the hype. I have S10 Exynos, and yeah, all those signal and battery problems look identical to what I experienced for all those years. I really REALLY wanted to buy a S24, oh well :(

[@fmmderetarzi]

yup, really good video EXACTLY how most people use the phone I also wanted the S24+.... and once I saw the Exynos I was like fk no S24FE also seems to be crap (too small for me) I'm going for Xiaomi 14....seems like a solid choice

[@flowqi212]

I like the test but I don't agree with the 98% estimation. My phone is almost all of the time connected to some Wifi, at least within the week at work or at home ;)

[@fmmderetarzi]

@@flowqi212 that's a stupid reason....the point is the Exynos is inferior and I'm not buying (nor anyone) a phone that is a "flagship" that is inferior to other variants of the same phone not to mention that the snapdragon variant was kneecapped and doesn't have WI-FI 7 because the turd Exynos can't support it this is how companies shit on their own clients because dingleberries don't care if they get an inferior product for the same price or 50$ cheaper (which at that price range means nothing) The devices should be named differently at least

[@flowqi212]

@fmmderetarzi geez, I didn't defend Exynos, I just said that this is not the daily usage of 98% of the users. If you use Wifi a lot, battery life is almost identical, as Techmo showed before. It's just the 5g modem, and for unknown reasons, the video camera that burns battery like sh*t in the Exynos.

[@fmmderetarzi]

@@flowqi212 it's not just 5g...the modem is worse overall with weaker signal I'm just pissed because I wanted to get the S24+ and because of that exynos I can't anymore Battery life is very important for me and also signal ...the 2 things that are garbage on Exynos

[@curtis9202]

Finaly, thank you Mo! Exactly what i waited for. :)

[@tarunbhatt5003]

Thanks for conducting such tests!

[@aadastra]

Excellent work my good man, I highly appreciate it! A shame about the large gap between Snapdragon and Exynos though...

[@zMatheus99]

Thank you for another enlightening video! In Brazil, the Exynos version of the S24 came, thanks to videos like yours comparing the versions! I'm more certain about purchasing the S23 🇧🇷.

[@gammon2001]

I'm so glad I imported the SD. Thanks for the great video!

[@Ezpen-ji6ti]

From what country? Works well?

[@gammon2001]

@@Ezpen-ji6ti Hongkong. Yes, without any problems. You just do without an e-sim. Otherwise, everything works perfectly.

[@quinn6426]

@@gammon2001 Is not having an eSIM a deal breaker?

[@Glotttis]

@@dineshm77 wondamobile is the most reliable one, if you decide to go this path. Price is very comparable to Exynos version prices here in EU.

[@twinkl3s]

​@@quinn6426 idk about samsung but iphone chinese variant have 2 physical sim instead of esim.

[@Abu_ke]

Best battery comparison I've seen,you definitely earned a sub👌

[@Khamae77]

Great news about iPhone and Pixel comparison. Thank you for your reviews.

[@user-ij5ud2qc7h]

Thanks for review! What app are you using to output monitoring (like cpu load, battery, temp, etc...) info on phone screen?

[@mohammedbashnain5531]

Thank you so much for this great video and for the efforts

[@Kryan87]

I've commented before on another SD vs Exynos video, and I said I would be buying the S24 in the USA (which I have just returned from)...but my S24 Exynos has actually been doing rather well, and I can't think of a time I ran into low battery issues, due to chargers or power banks being readily available. Still, the stark differences you continue to highlight have me wondering if I should end consider switching Exynos for SD variant if I can find a good priced SD S24

[@derekreece5991]

Yo, Samsung, I hope you're watching this and reading the comments. Listen up, you should put the Exynos in the FE phones and the Snapdragon in the S series. When you call a phone a flagship, it's supposed to have the best features, right? That's why Apple is killing it.

[@Arts11234]

Absolutely No! even FE phones starts at 800$ at launch why do you want people to waste their hard earned monee on a sub par device ?? Samsung should sell these only on non flagship devices tgat too under 500$ category.

[@viktorbaresic4180]

@@Arts11234 Yes, they should put if anything dimensity 9xxx chipset into FE phones

[@devilkazumi578]

I'd rather use an exynos chip than to ever use a iphone tbh lol

[@86gp]

IPhone killing it made my night buddy haha, those phones battery dies in cold weather haha

[@FOGoticus]

Apple isn't killing it because of chipset performance. That take just proves you don't really understand the phone market. The iPhone could stay on the same chipset for the next 3 years and it will sell just as well. The normie user doesn't care what chipset comes in the phone. They care about the experience. And unless you look at a video like this, an Exynos user generally doesn't notice anything or feel like they would've gotten a better experience elsewhere unless the phone lags terribly or locks up entirely or crashes.

[@Andy61880]

looking forward for your next comparison, like this.

[@adriangal3350]

From where did you import the SD version? Great video!

[@technologysmarty1299]

Wow What a video. Please keep making this type of videos in future also Nowadays people like you is very hard to find on youtube

[@oceanmagic7]

Thank you for your work man🙏. As usual with Exynos - disappointed but not surprised.

[@normal_biri4725]

I think you should do this test again in one of the following months, like June. Because as far as I understand, Samsung is still trying to solve the problems in the S24 series with updates.

[@bertone83]

Great test, thank you

[@thedigitallens]

Yup this is a confirmation that exynos is not a good option. Also, there are rumors of S24FE launching sooner than expected with same chip as S24 and S24+. I wonder what's going to be the differentiating factor when the whole lineup (except ultra) is using 1 chip.

[@david-ue3yc]

best comparison.. thanks

[@kp3917]

Informative and impartial test as always. Really enjoyed the beautiful view from your trip too. Would love to see a detailed comparison like this between the S24 and Xiaomi 14.

[@oguzdag6]

why is exynos set brighter?

[@itsmeproton]

You are the most intelligent tech content creator currently! I would love to see your next video on Tensor G3 performance and battery

[@Fastersonic]

We clicked on the video for the S24 SD vs the S24 EX. We don't care about apple products or their trackers

[@nate6521]

thanka for great comparison :D

[@Saiyan6799]

I also imported the Snappy after using the exynos for a bit over a month and i didn't regret any second

[@tacari6465]

Great comparison, I'm glad I made the right decision! I've had my S24+ with Snapdragon in daily use with SAP Sales Cloud in the field since last week. I had it imported from Hong Kong via a Swiss dealer. After several Xiaomi smartphones, I'm back with Samsung. For me, it's the best smartphone on the market with very good software support. The performance, display, battery life. I also really like the camera now after tinkering with the settings.

[@shafinrahman1239]

Can you tell us from which dealer you got the S24+?

[@darthbroda]

would really love to see a comparison between light and standard performance mode if there truly is a difference in battery life. My usage varies too much to test it properly

[@pauloazevedo6572]

Great video Mo! I'm thinking about importing the SD version to Portugal. Could you please clarify what you said about the differences between the SD versions from Canada/US and China? Does E-sim in SD version from Canada work in Europe or not? Thank you for the incredible videos! I wish you and your channel all the best!

[@techmo2020]

I didn't use the e-sim to be frank, but with normal Simcard it works like a charm :) I know the Chinese variant does not support e-sim though. BTW did a Porto to Lisbon tour with my bike last year, the best route I've ever done, thanks for watching the videos.

[@tuunaes]

According to Kimovil frequency checker (Google for it) Canadian version seems to lack band 28 for 5G, while US (+China) version has it.

[@pauloazevedo6572]

Thanks Mo! I'm glad that you enjoyed your stay at Portugal! :)

[@dergameronur8858]

I dont Understand, from hongkong the warranty can be shaky oder the variant from canada?

[@fmmderetarzi]

Great video....I wandered a lot why I can barely find any comparison between the 2 variants...and was suspicious to me.....and now we know why Most comparison are for gaming performance and not much else (couldn't care less about that) I'll probably get Xiaomi 14...looks pretty good and has the SND

[@the-Gammaron]

*There's a mistake at **1:29* - you switched out the names of the processors on the info graphic and also said "on the right side" twice. Hope you find this helpful!

[@owlreveal]

Getting such good quality video of a Ref-footed Falcon in flight (4:50) with a mobile phone is terrific, a great little device!

[@mateogiordano2735]

You should compare the S22 Exynos vs S23 FE Exynos vs S24 Exynos. To know how much it "improved" compared to the past. It would also not be bad to make this same type of everyday videos but buying the Exynos 2400 vs 8 Gen 2 or Exynos 2400 vs 2200

[@bo1tamem116]

مراجعة رائعة كالعادة .. مرة أخرى يؤسفني أني اشتريت معالج اكسينس .

[@Zuudloarn]

How much power had the Iphone 14 left?

[@mateogiordano2735]

Good job buddy. Exynos has improved in temperatures but is still far behind in efficiency and modem. I think the main problem with the Exynos 2400 is the modem, Exynos 2500 and 2600 should incorporate Qualcomm modems, so they have plenty of time to develop a modem that is up to the task.

[@viktorbaresic4180]

No, they should include mediatek modems,not qualcomms because qualcomm overprices them

[@chistayavoda8461]

2 years and no changes

[@MIIB]

Отличное сравнение, спасибо

[@Forhad_Mahmud347]

Samsung A55 vs Samsung S23fe which one is better as an all-rounder. Especially battery backup which one would be good. 4/5 years worth of use. B: Q:-S23fe snapdragon version battery backup will be better than Exynos processors?

[@dheeraja511]

Using the s24+ exynos for a month . It has been an enjoyable experience so far, great cameras especially the 3x zoom. Having upgraded from iphone 13, I am mostly noticing improvements in the camera department, display, battery life, charging speed and cellular connectivity. Can't go back to 60 Hz anymore!! Also, at this price point, not having a telephoto camera is bummer for the iphone. We never know what we are missing out on untill we use that telephoto lense. 45W charging is much faster compared to 20-25 W charging on the iphone. The device will easily last 1-1.5 days if you are a moderate user. I am not a gamer, so can't comment on that. While watching youtube videos and during video calls, phone will get slightly warmer, which I also noticed on my iphone. No heating issue or battery drain issues during regular usage. Battery standby is also great (I use FHD resolution and not the QHD for better battery back up). What I am missing out having upgraded from the iphone to samsung is surely the face unlock. Also, the a15 bionic + ios combination might still be more fluid compared to exynos 2400. Never seen a stutter or lag on my iphone. Not that the performance is bad on my galaxy, it has been great so far. But you might find a stutter or lag once in a while (only if you look closely). But the AI features and one UI experience is better than the ios any day. Overall, if you are not a heavy gamer, I would highly recommend you to pick the exynos version of the s24+ compared to other phones in this category for a better overall smartphone experience. There are other android phones with better cameras, battery back up, performance etc. But overall experience with a galaxy phone is top-notch. Comparing to iphone 15+ and not factoring in the ecossystem compatibility, s24+ is a better pic because of - 120Hz display, 3x telephoto camera, 45W fast charging and galaxy AI. Battery back up will be better on iphone and primary camera photos and videos will be slightly better on the iphone, but how can one tolerate that 60 Hz display and 25W sluggish charging!

[@chistayavoda8461]

use qhd, coz that dont affect on battery

[@Dante440x]

The iphone must have absolutely scuked. cant believe you were stuck with that crap for 3 years. A cheap midrange xiaomi ran on 120hz from 3 years ago. 3x telephoto is there from s20 even. Btw 45W is still slow, Im using the s22+. The phone does not fully utilize the 45w fast charging but rather play it safe at 18-28w and slows down significantly at about 80% battery. So it wont make much difference with the 25W charging. Both samsung and and Apple play it safe with their battery charging. I have an s21+ with 25w charging and it made no difference compared to the 45w of s22+. They both get to 90% in a bout the same time from 20%. You will only see significant charging speeds with 60w and above on phones like oneplus that I used from 3 years ago as well. Both camera quality were also identical despite the fancy spec sheet. One thing I agree, my s21+ exynos is running normal and the battery life is good still. The arguement here is, they are comparing these phones in a different level. SD 8 gen 3 is already optimized out of box instead of waiting for updates to improve it unlike exynos which may consume 1-2 years. By 1-2 years there is already s25 and s26 which then will make you buy the new ones. Samsung is playing it dirty by taking our full money and using our usage pattern to improve their chipsets the way I see it. Its optimization issue, Qualcomm does it better and indeed physically their chipset is also better designed in terms of nodes. So it comes down to price, Exynos variant should be sold at 40-45% less since its more of a test run chipset depending on consumer usage and feedback. The youtubers are killin it with all sorts of instant tests lol. You feel good of the Exynos is because you come from a Crappy Iphone. Try the Snapdragons, you might get a different feeling. In my experience, yes they are good at handling the batteries, and they also feel snappier. Tried the s21 FE SD888. Im about to change soon with s24 SD version and give it a run for few years.

[@italianmaestro3045]

could pls make a review of s22 base model? I was wodering if its still worth importing the Snapdragon variant in the UK due to 5G corcerns? Thank you and great review

[@techmo2020]

Why not going for S23? I think S23 was the peak of Galaxy phones.

[@mikedecem]

exynos got modem update yesterday, did you applied before testing ? i guess not since you had to cut video and it takes some time

[@krabhinav2002]

Did you notice any significant change in battery life?

[@dan007costa]

How to upgrade the modem?

[@mikedecem]

@@dan007costa just go to software updates in settings, if its not there, you have to wait to get it in your country

[@ahmadhamidi5560]

Modem update? How?

[@dan007costa]

Is it possible?

[@Vlatard]

Do you know why exynos screen seems more bright than the snap? Could it explain some battery consumption?

[@techmo2020]

It's set to auto mode, it can be anything, for example, maybe my body is casting a shadow on the screen of Exynos and making it brighter. I can only speculate.

[@theblitz1687]

​@@techmo20206:55. I hope it wasnt like this off camera frequently

[@thinker009]

Great work, professional methodology!

[@pranavjs]

exynos is in right track. waiting for next version and has high expectations about it. also about the snapdragon laptop chipsets too😊

[@casuarius6576]

hope they are able to fix the modem issues.

[@oscarfedez]

I don't understand if the good option is Hong Kong or north America when buying snapdragon from Europe...

[@deviceking9475]

Quality video ❤

[@VinayKumar-ns1zy]

Do use the Exynos S24 extensively after the updates and make a video about it please ( specifically focus on network/5G reception). You seem very genuine in your reviews. Would help if you make another video about the Exynos after another month's use.

[@mr.x1856]

I have an S24 Exynos and an iPhone 15 Pro here. Both basically great devices. If it weren't for the Exynos. Now that the sun is shining again, the S24 has a high brightness, but it dims massively after a short time. The iPhone next to it continues to run unimpressed at maximum brightness. Can you please see if the S24 Snapdragon lasts longer in the sun in direct comparison to the Exynos? Thank you and keep up the good work!

[@casuarius6576]

S24 Exynos is better ovrall

[@theblitz1687]

whats the outside temp when it dims?

[@sahilkumar-kq7lx]

i have s24 exynous version sadly in india they launch it with exnous 2400 it consumes a battery a bit hope so i will change to s25 series next year

[@guilleb8991]

Thanks for the comparison. Very helpful. Do you really think there better connections on the Chinese vs. NA versions?? I think they support same bands regardless the version...

[@guilleb8991]

I have just rechecked and the US version (S926U1) supports n258 5G band, and Chinese (S9260) and Canada version (S926WCA) don’t…

[@techmo2020]

Yes I do, problem is Qualcomm has lots of patents hence Samsung and apple cannot make modems that are in the same league as Qualcomm ones.

[@techmo2020]

And I think u answered yourself for Chinese vs NA. In general EU bands and Chinese are much more compatible because of some history. NA is a different breed.

[@trinacria7501]

Hello and congratulations for the very useful comparison video, I wanted to ask if I buy an S24 SD from China can I use it easily even in Germany receiving software support, and if I could use all Google services including Google Play? thank you in advance for your reply.

[@techmo2020]

Hi yes, I get all the updated on a timely manner.

[@trinacria7501]

Nice, thanks again.​@@techmo2020

[@aliarif7714]

There seem to be some significant problems with your device, or it could be a regional issue specific to Europe. In India, the device is outperforming the Xiaomi 14, which is equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor.

[@petermikus2363]

Xiaomi will obviusly have slightly diffrent performance from s24 Sd.

[@aliyuabba4575]

Difference is modem, not the actual chipset. They could have used the Qualcomm modem on the Exynos like Apple do for their SoC

[@viktorbaresic4180]

Or mediatek modem for that matter, they were planned to be used vivo's zeku soc before it was cancelled by vivo

[@viktorbaresic4180]

And they will be way cheaper than what Qualcomm demands for their modems

[@andyH_England]

The modem is very important, as a smartphone relies on it when off Wi-Fi. So, it is a deal-breaker for many. Would anyone choose the Exynos if Samsung sold both variants of the S24+ in Europe? Of course, 95%+ would choose the SD8G3! So that is the problem. Samsung prefers to make more money with Exynos to subsidise their US sales to win against Apple. >$100 per phone extra profit selling Exynos. That is why I refuse to buy Exynos. Wait for the summer; if it is hot, then the Exynos will show its true colours.

[@Stepbystep989]

Glad that I've bought s23 😊 beast in overall using, Btw i like gaming and its so good so far.

[@yanniskorsavvidis7111]

Thank you for your quality videos that helped me to choose the Snapdragon version. I've purchased s24 from USA, battery with moderate use can hold 24 hours with heavier use 17 hours. It's doesn't get hot and it's very snappy. 5G connection works flawlessly and I've managed to get 760mbps something that is hard to achieve in my country. Samsung made a great phone but not good at all processor and it's better for them to stay on their expertise.

[@IMUSTHCOOSEANEWNAMEB]

Thanks for keeping us updated about WW3.

[@MuthappanThaadi]

how do I get your app to monitor stuff like you do?

[@techmo2020]

I wrote it myself, it's not published.

[@imaby.k]

Hi, I was planning of buying S24 plus but my country has Exynos version . what's the heating and battery situation on this model compared to S24. Are thermals good considering it's a large phone. Can you make a comparison video for this.

[@techmo2020]

Thermals is better on S24+ for sure. Also the battery is larger so less issues.

[@krabhinav2002]

For a regular user, would you recommend them to import the Snapdragon version? Can i expect atleast 6 hrs of SoT with exynos while running on 5g?

[@niravraj2815]

NAH,the exynos is fine

[@Vordigon1]

With the s23 I'm getting on average 6-7h of sot., but I'm not playing games on it, just YT, also no 5G. Can't comment on the s24.

[@chickenbobbobba]

​@@Vordigon1im getting 8 to 10 watching youtube and using discord etc on my s23

[@Vordigon1]

@@chickenbobbobba are you using the battery protection function (charge up to 80%)

[@Dreadpirateflappy]

@@niravraj2815 "fine" compared to the snapdragon it's truly shite.

[@MDMOTIURRAHAMANBISWAS]

Please make a play store app install comparison video between SD vs Exynos of S24

[@diagnostikaavtoigbo]

I have watched many of your reviews. bought Samsung s24 Snapdragon

[@gg-dk8ec]

Why 5g indicator icons in status bar are different in exynos and snapdragon ???

[@casuarius6576]

because of the software regional differences.

[@nmeister67]

2:45 I've been using face unlock on Samsungs for the last 4 years and its been excellent on both (S21U exynos and S24U). 99% of the time it unlocks before i can even use the fingerprint scanner. Fingerprint scanner is great for whan you want to unlock your phone when on a table or have the device at an awkward angle. Would drive me nuts having to enter pin or have to angle the device everyime i want to unlock.

[@Meteor-ThunderBears]

It's not bad if there's no direct sunlight on the back of your head

[@nmeister67]

@Meteor-ThunderBears Can't say I've ever noticed that. For me, the only time it really doesn't perfom is in the complete darkness. Don't get me wrong, it would be nice to have benefits of Apple face ID, but not at the expense of having the massive cutout, and no fingerprint sensor.

[@rnburley]

Im glad i opted for the s24u. The exynos put me off the others. The s24u is a powerhouse.

[@atpoaim]

anyway, can you please do research on S24 Exynos vs Snapdragon, BUT the Exynos version uses a phone fan cooler? idk, perhaps it could reduce the battery consumption on the Exynos version (?). I'll really appreciate it if you do this since I'm gonna use S24 Exynos for a very long time.

[@Kenandroid.]

Does the same video come for kirin processor as well? 🙋🏽

[@techmo2020]

It's a bit hard to get it here. If Huawei give me one then yes haha

[@czkmeister]

Signal strength, being probably the most important thing in a phone, yet 99% of the big review channels never even mention it.

[@thenutscracker8978]

got S24 Exynos version for 2 months, no regret switching back to S23 with SD 8 Gen 2 (because there are no S24 SD version available here, and importing it on my own would cost the same as the brand new 256gb S24U), the worst decision I ever made was buying an S series with Exynos, DONT EVER TRY SAMSUNG EXYNOS FOR FLAGSHIP, SUCH A PAIN IN THE A*S!!

[@yanuaryudhakharisma]

Bro, we are the same. No regret I have sold the S24 Exynos variant before the price go down. I guess I won't buy any S series with Exynos again in the future until Samsung provides proof that Exynos can beat the Snapdragon in any aspect at least one time S series generation. For this time, 8 Gen 3 the winner of course, although Samsung give the same price for Exynos variant.

[@happygoldar4316]

bro today i buy S24 exynos 512gb at 80k 😑🤣

[@Marlon_J]

You'll probably have better thermals with the SD 8 gen 2 than the SD 8 Gen 3. I have the S24 Ultra, and sometimes it gets too warm. The only thing that makes me not worry is that it doesn't cause excessive battery drain.

[@karolislatakas137]

I have s20fe sd now and i feel if i upgrade to s24 exynos it would not be any improvement. I don't know who could have paid 850 euros for this. We'll probably have to wait for the s25+ and iphone 16 pro max

[@15Stratos]

@@karolislatakas137 you can't compare the absolutely shitty battery life of the s20fe 5g with a flagship like the S24+ even though it has the exynos processor

[@mrfragger87]

I think the main issue here is the Exynos 5400 modem. Qualcomm modems are still miles ahead in terms of efficiency and stability. Since Google Pixel 9 series will be using Exynos 5400, we already know battery life on those phones will still be poor.

[@viktorbaresic4180]

And mediatek modems are better too

[@casuarius6576]

Samsung still have a chance to fix it, if they are able o fix it, is better for all.

[@oguzdag6]

why is exynos set brighter?

[@MuscledRMHv2]

Are their any software updates they can do to improve the Exynos? I got the Exynos and upgraded from my S21 and it is definitely an upgrade for me and I was able to buy the S24 256gb much cheaper than the S23 with a new mobile provider subscription

[@techmo2020]

They solved the heating issues. The problem right now seems to be in the modem which is hardware. If you face battery drain issues use 4G instead of 5G and you are set.

[@MuscledRMHv2]

@@techmo2020 awesome thanks for the reply

[@pmcpfr]

I noticed at several points in the video that the Exynos version had a brighter screen than the Snapdragon, so maybe that's where most of the difference in battery consumption comes from

[@TheStamatix]

I was going to comment the same. The two phones have different brightness in several points in the video with Exynos s24 to be brighter.

[@pmcpfr]

@@TheStamatix Samsung has to pay for these tests too 😂😂😂

[@MahmoudAnsari]

Did you use the exynos to compare it to the iPhone?

[@techmo2020]

yes

[@jirimatous1151]

Thank you for your detailed scientific videos. Without them, I would be cursing the overheated S24 with Exynos right now, because I wanted to buy it. I was just wondering. Obviously, the problem with overheating and draining is caused by a bad modem. Is there any difference when using an eSIM, or is everything just as bad anyway?

[@techmo2020]

Hey man, thanks for the donation, it's the first in the Channel. Unfortunately esim won't solve the issue. There are two main problems with the Exynos chipset, for one the Samsung Fabrication doesn't have the best yield which means you don't always get the most efficient chipset. Second Qualcomm holds lots of patents for 5G and that's why in house Samsung phones are not the best. If u don't mind a bigger phone I'm very happy with the Ultra, otherwise I would personally pick S23 even though S24 has lots of interesting features.

[@jirimatous1151]

@@techmo2020 It’s really a shame that when I decided to try Samsung again after 8 years because I’m bored with iOS, I find out how Samsung is screwing Europe and actually the rest of the market except for the USA, China, and Canada. The European S24 looks more like an FE version. The size of the S24 is ideal, so I’ll either get the S23 or stay with Apple and buy the iPhone 15.

[@techmo2020]

@@jirimatous1151 Definitely. Maybe consider iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 is 60hz and without telephoto lens. I would still pick S24 Exynos over iPhone 15 base. Good luck with your choice.

[@jirimatous1151]

@@techmo2020 Thank you. Would you really recommend the S24 Exynos over the basic iPhone 15? A 60 Hz display is an unpleasant change for me. On the other hand, I’m afraid that the Exynos will overheat and dim the display during simple tasks if it’s not on Wi-Fi. When I remember my old iPhone 12, which would stop charging on the wireless charger in the car due to overheating while using Carplay and Waze navigation, I don’t want to go through that kind of suffering again. Now I have an iPhone 14 Pro, where everything is fine, but I have it as a company phone from my employer, where I will be finishing in the summer because I am starting a new job. And I wanted to get my own phone.

[@techmo2020]

@@jirimatous1151 in this case s24 may very well dim it during Waze navigation.

[@BrenoBP]

Why no total screen on time at the end??? I would like to see

[@techmo2020]

07:45

[@geronimo8796]

It would be interesting to compare cellular power of s24 plus (or s24) European vs s24 ultra. When both are made for one region but have different chips.

[@hrid22]

hope they dont give exynos 2400 in s24fe

[@baconpancakes8899]

How can I get a Snapdragon gen 3 variant in Germany?

[@snakewinter]

Have it imported from North Am, or HongKong. I heve a close relative living in Canada who is coming to visit us in june, my new S24+ with SD 8g3 is already bought, and I am looking forward to it.

[@atalrj7762]

does the north american snapdragon s24 has a dual sim slot?

[@techmo2020]

One physical simcard + one e-sim

[@veljkovic92]

2:13 and 2:33 minutes is not a slight difference between them two at all for the same tasks phones have been doing. Thats actually a big difference on daily base. I believe best buy phone still is S23 plus. What I did is believed S24 Ultra would be the best option for me but after having Note 10+ and actually not using the phone the same way as before I found heavy weight, mediocre cameras and processor (gen3) that outputs more power but consumes more and heats more, to be probably not as significant upgrade from my phone or s23 series. I still like this s24 Ultra, but I believe for most people plus version (snapdragon) or s23 plus (best buy) are the best options.

[@leolibuit4347]

I hope we can purchase Snapdragon version here in the Philippines.

[@foxergamespl5253]

I have a question for people that have imported this phone from Hong Kong. Do you have other languages than native and english on a imported device? I'm Polish so it would be great to have my language in the phone, otherwise I would have my apps in my language and OS in english which would be a little frustrating

[@nvnh319]

Hongkong firmware should have multiple languages. Or save yourself the trouble and buy an official S23 (plus) before they run out of stock.

[@CrazyBaSTeR]

How much sot you get on each version ???

[@techmo2020]

07:45

[@MDMOTIURRAHAMANBISWAS]

Brother you from Austria ?

[@tusharkadam4390]

what app do u use to measure bike rides?

[@techmo2020]

Komoot.

[@mifo1133]

can you test galaxy smart tag2? :)

[@dubara7759]

Great comparsion man!

[@the-Gammaron]

Wow, the stabilization on the Exynos variant sucks compared to the Snapdragon variant (if electronic stabilization is turned on, and if it isn't something else)

[@Mac-hb8gb]

Why not controlling a potential confounding factor from differences in the 5G peak download speeds? Given a 5G-stress test, it might be important to consider that Snapdragon and Exynos reach up to 10 Gbps and 12 Gbps, respectively (a difference of ~ 20%). Here some reported specs from each manufacturer: Exynos Modem 5G modem (up to 12.1Gbps Peak Download and up to 3.67Gbps Peak Upload) 5G NR Sub-6GHz 9.64 Gbps (DL) / 2.55 Gbps (UL) 5G NR mmWave 12.1 Gbps (DL) / 3.67 Gbps (UL) LTE Cat.24 8CA 3Gbps (DL) / Cat.22 4CA 422Mbps (UL) Snapdragon Modem Modem Name: Snapdragon X75 5G Modem-RF System Peak Download Speed: 10 Gbps in mmWave (7.5 Gbps in Sub-6GHz) Peak Upload Speed: 3.5 Gbps in mmWave (3.0 Gbps in Sub-6GHz) Cellular Modem-RF Specs: 4x4 MIMO (Sub-6), 2x2 MIMO (mmWave), 8 carriers (mmWave)

[@art.bor.2889]

If I buy S24 in the USA, will it work without problems in Europe on a European SIM card?

[@techmo2020]

It does work but bands are not always compatible. Watch the segment that I explain it.

[@walid6329]

thanks for your hard work 💪 snapdragon is better I own a V60 with 865 onboard and it still rocks performance and battery wise which didn't feel the same using the s20 Exynos edition recently it didn't feel the same at all

[@inkling2016]

Hey, Moh! Please, test 4g+ SPEED connection on both phones next time! You see, Samsung makes the snapdragon version to not work with European 4g+ aggregations, so speed is gonna be lower than on exynos version. The only thing that stops from buying snap versions

[@casuarius6576]

It's the Exynos modem, and even if the SoC is well designed, the modem will affect the overall efficiency.

[@dictionarsis]

Third party apps focus to develop applications with the basic architecture of Snapdragon, so that many applications are more optimal on Snapdragon, this is a quite significant problem for the efficiency of the Exynos variant.

[@wishbone72]

Hi... I'm from Germany and i would like to know if it is possible to use the US/Canada version with German language without Problems and are there any other issues that I have to mention?

[@techmo2020]

Hi, the bands are not fully compatible. Warranty will be an issue.

[@wishbone72]

And german/germany as language/Region available in the settings? ​@@techmo2020

[@dri_him]

Can you please outline the screen on time much more clearly as that is perhaps the most important element. So what did you get on your tests?

[@techmo2020]

It's at the end of the video, I think SD was around 2:50 and EX around 2:20.

[@dri_him]

@@techmo2020 not really, the best I found was: - Snapdragon SOT 2h56m with 25% left. - Exynos SOT 2h37m with 6% left. But this is incomplete.

[@gokul-randomgaming3247]

what app you use for displaying stats like that bro?

[@techmo2020]

I wrote my own.

[@gokul-randomgaming3247]

@@techmo2020 is that available on playstore can I have it

[@techmo2020]

@@gokul-randomgaming3247 no it's not unfortunately

[@nobody79110]

I am happy with my s24+

[@12rsz]

Exy or snap?

[@lggr2261]

I also tested suprsingly my exynos s24 plus trashed s24 plus snpdragon with 25 % more battery

[@abhijeet785v]

Waited for s24 for a year but Exynos released in my area so i switched to s23ultra