BYE SAMSUNG: Exynos Processor

[PHOENIX86]

So a few months ago I left a thread hoping Samsung would see it,there were quite a few replies from other consumers agreeing with the point I was making.

This was in regards to Samsung using the UK as a test bench for their crappy Exynos processors while the rest of the world get the amazing snapdragon processors and charging us the same amount for them.

I have seen that Samsung are continuing with this trend in the soon to arrive S21 range so as promised I will now be leaving Samsung behind and purchasing one of the new OPPO flagships which are just insane on specs.

Such a shame Samsung don't listen to their customers, I have been with them for so long and even used to work for them and also represent them as a Samsung Elite but can no longer accept them charging the price they do when other less known companies are beating them not only on price, but also specs as well, let's see how many others will be joining me in saying farewell.

[ironass]

Other companies, unlike Samsung and Huawei, do not have their own chipset manufacturing facilities and must use either Snapdragon, Exynos or Kirin in the main. Snapdragon particularly, if they wish to sell their devices in the U.S.A. Qualcomm license certain aspects of these chips and call the tune. As we have seen recently, the U.S.A. can deny technology to other countries, (Google and Huawei), and why would companies like Samsung and Huawei wish to rely solely on a U.S.A. company such as Qualcomm to supply their chipsets? Motorola and some other phone manufacturers are moving to both Exynos and Kirin chipsets in the near future.

You have a choice if you do not wish to have the Exynos chipset in your device...

1. Buy another manufacturers handset that has Snapdragon

2. Import a Samsung S21 Snapdragon device and accept any limitations.