Exynos Chipsets in A Series phones

[sa50h]

I currently own a A50 which ive had for 4 years with no major issues. The A50 as an Exynos 9610, and still preforms well with hardly no lag or stuttering. I wouldnt say im a demanding user, just using it for scrolling on the medias, taking photos, and occasional casual gaming- and the A50 has been great for me. I'm considering upgrading next year to the A54 next year, which has Exynos 1830, but all the reviews I had seen say it lags occasionally even on daily use- which is what i will be using it for. So i dont want to upgrade to a phone that occasionally lags and stutters, when my A50 doesnt much, and i plan on having it for atleast 5 years+

I only like samsung phones, but i would rather go with a newer phone that came out this year/2022 then a samsung phone that came out in 2021, because i want atleast upto android 16 in updates.

I want to know are Exynos chips really as bad as people say? Ive had no issues on my A50

[ynneL]

After having the Snapdragon in my S23 Ultra when compared to the S22 Ultra Exynos version I'd never want to go back to the Exynos

[-Robot-]

Agreed, I love the snapdragon but exynos isn't as bad as people make out tbh

People get bent out of shape as different regions get snapdragon which is superior over exynos

[BandOfBrothers]

Personally I haven't  experienced a problem with owning a phone with a Qualcomm Snapdragon or Exynos soc inside.

Exynos has come on in recent years and in some instances has been shown to perform very well.