Hi @Alizmnp
You'll get different opinions from people in regards to the Qualcomm Snapdragon Soc, and the Samsung Exynos Soc.
I've used Samsung phone's with both in and haven't been disappointed with either.
The Snapdragon Soc does bring enhanced optimisation in my opinion on most phone's. However, the Exynos variants have come on leaps and bounds to rival the Snapdragon Soc.
In regards to actual phone model , look at the different specs and features on the Samsung.com site and places like gsmarena ,and YouTube reviews, then see if you can have hands on at a network shop or a Samsung Experience Store.
Take into account their launch dates and how many full Os updates they'll be supported for along with security updates.
Enjoy the journey 😎
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