The Truth About The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra: YOU NEED TO HEAR THIS!

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is right around the corner an will be amazing, especially with the new Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, but the S24 Ultra is still the best or arguably the best Android phone that you can get right now and it's still going to be a great phone for years!

#s25ultra #s24Ultra #samsung #samsunggalaxy #snapdragon8elite #trending #galaxys24ultra #galaxys25ultra

[powerinvolved-divlydq]

If you have S23 there is no need to upgrade until perhaps the S27. Changing phones with the chips is insane.

[RJSamonte]

I just bought the S24 Ultra for $717 during Samsungs Deal of the Day sale! Upgraded from my Note 20 non-ultra. Been playing with the S24U all day, and I love the noticeable difference from the Note 20. This is why I wait as long as I can to upgrade, so I can feel these differences. The S24 Ultra is a beast!

I'll let the latest S25 Ultra pave the way for new, more powerful apps, so by the time I'm ready to upgrade in 4 years, I will feel that difference again.

[OGsneakerhead]

I have a S24 Ultra 1TB and I love this phone! My phone has been off the charger since 5am listening to music all day at work(8 hours with Bluetooth). Its now 7:20 pm and the battery is sitting at 60%....
Needless to say ill be keeping this for awhile!

[timr]

I have an S23 ultra and I think I’m keeping it for another year no problems at all with it

[denniscarlson]

Still in love with my 23U. Still getting over 12+ SOT... Greetings from Sweden.

[mozdieloz]

The best thing about when a newer mark of the Samsung Galaxy comes out, is that the previous model gets more affordable for poorer people like myself.

[gerardgrywacheski]

Awesome video as usual. I have the S21 with the SD888 chip, which still works like a charm. So there is really no reason to update as long as you keep getting OS and security updates, and your phone is running normally. As always I always enjoy watching your informative videos. Keep up the great work.

[Schrsmnymkr]

I'm hones5ly just happy samsung finally went back to a flat display, they did the curved display to death

[anindyaganguly]

I have s22 ultra and an iPhone 13 pro max. I ain’t upgrading for the next few years unless they fail. I see no point in upgrading. I recently got iPhone 13 and 13 mini for my parents and let’s see how they hold up. Except the mini heating up on heavy usage which I do, I didn’t find much issue with the phones for moderate usage.

[TheBnary]

Keeping the S24 Ultra for at least another full year. Let's see what they do in 2027.

[jammaas]

Still with my S22U only reason upgrading to S25U is that trade in gonna plummet if I wait another year

[endostatic]

Phones work just fine for so longer than companies want us to believe. My dad is still on his iPhone XR, my mom and sister just upgraded from their iPhone 6 last year, and my other sister just upgraded from the 6s.

[rudycharlot]

Great video. Do you think the new chip will be integrated into their new upcoming galaxy tablets?

[jtec]

This processor honestly sounds f'ing amazing bro. I can't wait to see what it holds for possibilities. It's sounding like it can be a true replacement for laptops, especially with Dex or Motorolas version of that. And again, as I mentioned in a previous video, I'm hoping that maybe Android can get some of that iPhone console game action (resident evil, etc.). I might jump to a OnePlus 13 if it launches globally before a Samsung alternative.

[ezsog]

I already got what you were gonna talk about in the first 2 minutes. Exactly right too. The overhead on the new chip is crazy. Makes 7 years of updates plausible, from a usable perspective.

[mjhieusuper]

Hey, I'm just like you, always excited about new tech. So, I'm planning to upgrade to the S25 Ultra from my current S24 Ultra. I've been updating my phone yearly, from the S22 Ultra to the S23 Ultra, and now I'm ready for the latest and greatest. 😊

[mattrossesq]

Thanks for the straight forward talk as per usual!

[TheFMechanic]

Thanks you're helping me make a decision come January. I still even have another year of Samsung Care + on my S24U making hard to even think about upgrading

[MJK]

Just curious, why do you use the iPhone to record your videos rather than a Samsung or Pixel phone?

[davidbrown]

Smaller silicon = more power and greater efficiency. What a concept!