Why different chipsets for different continents?

[Jammy97]

Hi,

Why does Samsung use the Exynos chipset set in the UK/Europe but in Asia they get Snapdragon? Why does that tend to be the case? Why not just use the same chipset: Snapdragon? Thanks. 

[Jammy97]

How about we swap it so the States/China have the Exynos and we have the Snapdragon. That would be a compromise.

[Jammy97]

Yeh. I'm not a fan of the Exynos chipset personally. Hence why I'm asking this question.

I think it should be swaped. The States/China can have the Exynos chipset and we can have the Snapdragon. That's a compromise.

[Piper123]

S24 Ultra is FAR better than S21 Ultra. No comparison although some might question the photography possibly.

[Jammy97]

Ah okay thanks for that.

[Jammy97]

I've just seen this as I was responding individually.
Swap it around that is the compromise.

[Jammy97]

If it affects the battery, heating and performance then it is a part of the nitty gritty.
Just a thought.

[Rajsahab]

I had a galaxy s22 ultra and it was a nightmare with exynos, swapped it 3 times and then i had to return it for full refund from Samsung

[facu1ty]

They should just ditch it full stop! Flagship phones should always come with Flagship chipsets. Samsung don't listen when people are saying they don't care if it's close enough to a snapdragon. Quality needs Quality end of. Look how many they sold with the S23 models all coming with snapdragon. We loved it.

[Shahid2008]

Exactly would never buy Exynos