HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA that advert made me laugh 😂 thanks Samsung you made me smile today.
How's the battery life? Video stabilization?Lol...I'd make fun of it but I've done that to multiple Flip/Fold users. The phones are pretty cool in an admittedly un-Apple way. It's good for there to be competition and diversity in the market and always interesting to see where technology is going. In the meantime, though, I'm still absolutely smitten with my 13 mini and I don't plan to ever cross back over the fence (I started over there, at least with phones).
I've owned the Fold 3 since launch and the crease is a non issue, you don't see it if you look straight on.I have seen them irl but fail to understand exactly what makes flippable smartphones superior and why Samsung is betting so much on them.
Taking long-term usage and the crease out of the equation, it is a cool gimmick that you can fold a display in half without breaking it.
But beyond that? I'm genuinely curious how it improves the general smartphone experience?
Because you can have both a phablet-sized smartphone and a small flip-phone in one product?
It's just an ad. Relax. 🤣Even worse, that ad knocks potential Samsung customers for "worrying about what others think". Can you insult your target audience any more?
Battery life has been quite good for me on more recent versions of iOS 16 (16.2 to 16.3 now). Way better than on my previous full-size iPhone 12. The battery health is still at 100% (I got it in March when the gorgeous green color came out) as well, which is worlds better than the 12's rapid degradation—at least 10%—over the same timeframe.How's the battery life? Video stabilization?
I went from an 11 Pro to a Samsung Note 10+, but am wanting way less phone. The only phone that seems appealing is the mini.
Don't buy 300 iPhone 13s in NYC at 1amSamsung should make ads trashing iPhones for being too desirable to thieves.
In the ad they can play real-life clips of people's iPhones being snatched right out of their hands and of groups of thugs pulling iPhones out of the tables at Apple stores. These clips are readily available and have been seen by many people.
Then they can relate stories of people leaving their Galaxy phones behind on outdoor cafe tables and phones dropped on the sidewalk, and the phones would still be there when the owners came back for them. I have come across several anecdotes about this, some from people I know.
And there was one instance I saw in the news where a thief picked a phone from someone only to walked back and handed it back to him after realizing that it was a Galaxy.
"Thieves don't want our phones. Galaxy. Rest Easy." 💫
Thank you so much.Battery life has been quite good for me on more recent versions of iOS 16 (16.2 to 16.3 now). Way better than on my previous full-size iPhone 12. The battery health is still at 100% (I got it in March when the gorgeous green color came out) as well, which is worlds better than the 12's rapid degradation—at least 10%—over the same timeframe.
As for video stabilization, I'm not the one to ask, though I've never had any major gripes that I can recall. But yeah, I mostly take stills, and the mini's camera does a pretty bang-up job of those except for the lack of optical zoom.
Overall I would highly recommend this phone. It's now a more reasonable price and still a palpably "future-proof" (if there ever could be such a thing) work of engineering. I've flirted with both an iPhone SE (2022) and 14 Pro since acquiring the mini and although I did quite enjoy the SE (the 14 Pro's display made me feel ill), I returned both devices and have decided to wait until the fateful day Apple releases another reasonably compact phone.
Anyone who thinks an iPhone is cool in 2022 has no clue. Sure back in the days of the original iPhone-iPhone 5 yes. But now everyone and their mom has one. It's not cool it's basic. hahahaMore about retaining the ones they have, yeah. "Look, we're still cool, don't go to iPhone!"