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Get S20 FE 5G version, even I'm going to get one soon. The display is the least of OP9's issues. That phone has cut corners on so many places that simply doesn't justify its 50k price tag.

I beg to differ. My current phone (Samsung C7 Pro) runs on a 5-year-old SD626, and even after rugged and heavy use, the phone still runs quite smoothly today. No lags. And I formatted the phone just once, almost 2 years ago. Can't say the same about other cheaper brands. Apple does make quality...

If the performance throttling was to protect the battery, then why the hush-hush? They never put out a statement claiming it would be to protect the device. Apple makes shit loads of money in service replacements, it's a well-known fact. Don't see them suddenly growing a conscience and helping...

Another reason to go with Samsung. OnePlus had its own fan base, now they have killed it. And Samsung is stepping up. In the end, an average consumer is getting everything he's looking for in a mid-range flagship.

Started off as a flagship killer, ended up becoming one. That too overpriced one. OP is not going to be the same again.

Apple downgrades the performance of old devices via updates after a few years. Better go with 12 mini if you have the budget, or stick with Android. Apple just ain't worth the money.

I'm assuming it's the Exynos version.

Is this Snapdragon variant or Exynos?

OP9 even lacks IP68 rating, supports only 2 bands of 5G in India (which is pathetic), and gimmicky camera. Moreover, Samsung has promised 3 years of android upgrade. So it'll certainly receive Android 13. Good move imo.

I'm going for the 5G variant mostly because of the chipset. Exynos variant ends up being a hot potato.

I am not crazy about 5G (yet) but the S865 chipset. Either way 5G a good addition considering the price tag. Another thing I noticed, OP9 supports only 2 bands of 5G in India. Such a shame.

Samsung is launching S20 FE 5G Snapdragon Version next week in India. Guess I got lucky. *telecom.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/samsung-to-launch-5g-variant-of-galaxy-s20-fe-in-india-next-week/81685350

I'm assuming OP8T is a better overall phone compared to OP9. Hardware and support might be limited since its officially an old generation phone. I'll think about it. And thanks for the video. Much help.

I know, that's another bummer. Thinking of getting it from some other country. However, have you seen/used this phone in person? How is good or bad is it?

I've heard that the heating issue is notorious on this device thanks to the Exynos processor. I mean, how bad is it? Does it really affect day to day tasks and battery life? Also, where can I find the guide to remove adware? As a Samsung user, it's pretty intrusive and irritating. Thanks for...

With the OnePlus 9, I was finally hoping to upgrade my 4 years old Samsung C7 Pro. But apparently, don't see it happening. Honestly, I don't see it worth almost 50k of my money. Pro is good, but again way out of my budget. So friends, if I want to buy a mobile today, should I go with S20FE...

But thin and lightweight laptops usually have RAM that's soldered to them. So, upgrading it is out of the equation. And I really want a lightweight laptop. I have come across these two, and I actually like them. HP is portable, easy to use and handy, while Zenbook is powerful but pricey (and...

Hi guys, I am looking for a lightweight laptop mostly for work and media consumption. 1) What is your budget? Anywhere between 70k - 85k 2) What size & weight consideration (if any) would you prefer? Thin and Light; 13" or 14" screen. Weight ideally be under 1.5kg (lower the better)...

I have a Philips mini-HiFi music system at home that my dad purchased almost 18 years ago. I've shared a representative image of the same below. It's basically a CD and cassette player with an AUX-in available. The sound is REALLY good, even by today's standard. Which is the only reason I'm not...

O All I need is to be able to run multiple apps, use Adobe suites once in a while, have many tabs open in a browser, yet work without freezing or hanging. Just needed to be sure whether i3 can handle such pressures. (been used to i7 for a long while now)