28-01-2024 08:25 PM
30-01-2024 07:21 PM
#24 has different wording, it no longer shows what NL Tech screen grabbed about the DCI-P3 color. #24 now shows: "AP performance improvements shown compared to Galaxy S23 Ultra. Actual performance will depend on user environment, conditions and pre-installed software and applications."
30-01-2024 07:22 PM
take a look...
30-01-2024 07:25 PM
30-01-2024 07:30 PM
or just go here: https://www.samsung.com/us/smartphones/galaxy-s24-ultra/ and scroll all the down to the footnotes.
30-01-2024 09:07 PM - last edited 30-01-2024 09:08 PM
Still waiting to consider a purchase. Now doubling down since they changed that legal language. Played this "future update" game too many times (at least once with Samsung and my Active 2 watch) and been burned. Not getting my money until verified fixed.
30-01-2024 09:13 PM
30-01-2024 09:15 PM
30-01-2024 09:26 PM
I am absolutely sure that if there's a patch before almost everyone's deadline to return the phone that doesn't fix that, most people will return the phone, including myself. If there's no patch, I'm returning it, just for the absurdness of Samsung releasing the phone this way with no explanation. There's no point at all for a high end amoled screen to be calibrated like this. Like having a Lamborghini with a governor on it because it goes to fast and since some people don't like going fast, let's make sure everyone drives slow. With that said, why not use a cheap LCD screen and reduce the cost of the phone and achieve the same result. We REALLY need another heavyweight, like Xiaomi, to enter the US market, checking out GSM Arena, they are top notch. There's no competition, this is why Samsung is getting away with stuff like this.
30-01-2024 09:36 PM
The mere fact that you don't see the top 3 YouTubers addressing this obviously noticeable issue tells me they are in fear of losing the early ability to see these phones and get details to present in their precious YouTube cash cows. Completely possible that they have been strongarmed by lawyers, too. YouTube reviews should be taken with a grain of salt, and top formulaic reviewers no longer trusted.
And no -- keep Xiaomi out. I don't want any more Chinese governmental influence messing with the world. Contain them.
30-01-2024 09:37 PM
No worries, as the Natural setting will remain the same. If you believe Samsung, it's the Vivid setting that is messed up.
IF you believe....