Samsung Galaxy Young in 2024

In this video we explore to see if this the Galaxy Y can still be used in 2024, lets explore!

[bhargavdivakar]

As so many mentioned, this was my first smartphone as well. I played lots of games. explored internet. Internet was filled with good stuffs back then. Nostalgic.

[johnzoid]

you guys like these old phone reviews? if so - which one should be next 😏

[hejoric]

This was my first smartphone. I don't remember it being that small lol

[GeniXDude]

9:44 this really looks like it was recorded more than 2 decades ago, pure nostalgic.

[nithinjawahar]

This was my first smartphone too and it had so much of Dev support on xda. Used to flash custom Roms every month, custom boot animations and twrp. Absolutely loved it!

[shubhamjoshi]

This was my first "smartphone"....i was so excited that day and remember using it for approx 3 years since i was 17 at the time. I experienced the Facebook and overall internet for the first time because of this device. Thank you for refreshing my memories.
The removable battery era phones really brings back memories.

[oplkfdhgk]

3:25 yeah i also really like those physical home buttons. it just feels so nice. i just haven't seen a touch screen or capacitive button that does it better. also i think it makes unlocking phone much easier assuming you don't want to use face id or fingerprint.

[gamerhead]

This was my first smartphone that I got as a gift on my 15th birthday in 2013. I still have it although its battery is busted, rendering the phone useless. I tried to get a new battery but nobody has it locally, and I don't trust online retailers when it comes to batteries. Its so nostalgic to see it working properly! Its camera might be bad today but the memories I took with it back then are absolutely precious. Good video!

[NripanNath]

This was my brother's first smartphone, he upgraded from a 5800 Xpress Music which got handed down to me. It was on the Galaxy Y that I first explored rooting and custom ROMs. I waited a long time to get it as a hand me down but it completely broke down after two years or something. Good times!

[carstechtravel]

Galaxy Y was my dream mobile back then. I didn't have the money to purchase it. Right now, I'm writing this comment from my S23 ULTRA. I'm proud of myself and above all THANK GOD.

[jonzferraren]

Brings back a lot of memories, I started my samsung journey in galaxy y and now I'm using the note 20 ultra and soon in s23 ultra😊

[muditkatiyar]

this was my first phone back in 2012. Being an Indian, my parents gifted me this for scoring 96 per cent in my high school. There is too much nostalgia. still have it in my drawer.

[dinamakan]

This guy is literally ahead. He made a 2024 review in 2023

[KishorIq]

I had this one. Slightly bent smooth sensitive screen at that time feels buttery smooth. Feels nostalgic ✨

[Ofulnoooooo]

I had this smartphone when I was a child, it was my first smartphone. At the time it was already bad, as it crashed a lot, imagine today. I don't know what I did with mine, but it's nostalgic. It was an extremely cheap smartphone in Brazil.

[darkpegasus]

My first android phone. This was the phone that make me learn how to fix phone specially bricked/boot loop since I love installing custom rom on it.

[ankurkumar]

My first Android, bought it in 2011 and the experience was phenomenal, everything worked great for what it was at that time, i remember rooting it and installing custom roms in it so to save the apps in the SD card instead of mere 160 MB internal storage that we were getting with this tiny device, i actually still miss removable batteries and the SD card support and Head phone jack, 😅😂😂

Currently Rocking S23 ultra, which unsurprisingly has none of the above features, i think the smartphone market has already peaked and now the companies are just looking to cash the cow with their iterative updates.

[Arduex]

I use my Samsung t499 as a "music phone" with, i belive a 128gb mem card. I Bluetooth to company vehicle...headphones... personal car... and home sound system. My music library, everywhere i go. Going strong now for 15+ years

[Salvage]

If this was your first smartphone, I'd like to say, "hello, kiddo!"

[Fizbun]

This was also my first smartphone. This video was a blast to the past. Unlocked quite a few memories. I wish I could go back and appreciate this phone more.