I also wrote my suggestion for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra 5G.
Samsung should have been listening to its customers.
And if you are buying a flagship,
an ultra ultimate powerhouse,
you are paying the "Ultra" price, so you want everything.
Obviously,
no one is using 100% of the features integrate in the S Series.
But, it's not the point.
We, as an users are different from each other and someone is using something,
what the other person is not.
Apart from the very limited series, or the phones from gold or another expensive materials,
from the standard production,
Samsung Galaxy S Ultra Series are one of the most expensive phones on the market.
Samsung should have treat its flagship as a true flagship.
With a long-term support,
priority updates,
cutting-edge technologies,
the best of the best.
But Samsung is trying to be quite like Apple.
Instead of the big improvements,
just a small steps forward
(and sometimes backward).
I personally know people,
who aren't buying the S Series, because of missing a certain features available in the midrange category.
Like the headphone jack,
micro SD card slot,
a radio,
an IR blaster,...
The flagship should have been packed with everything as the midrange category, but with more features and the advanced and better versions of them.
For example, ditching the headphone jack is not bringing any money for Samsung.
Samsung Galaxy Buds are the freebies,
and, you can always also choose from a plenty of different Bluetooth headphones on the market,
from less than £10,
to let's say, £700.
Samsung S Ultra Series should be able to show to everyone what is technically possible,
what is Samsung capable of,
what is their achievement.
Look at Sony Professional Series, for example.
Yes, they are expensive,
for a specifically target customers.
But it can show you,
what is Sony capable of.
Samsung has a different position in the smartphone industry,
but it's not showing the same with its flagships.
