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Please sir give me the S24 ultra 😍

Sir is this giveaway available worldwide😊

Good luck bro

Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳

and also being the hottest

It's also Chinese, so... No thanks.

@@thomasa.anderson5013 also doesn't have software support for 7 years. resale value will be down

​@@thomasa.anderson5013meanwhile 90% of everything you own is made in China, even the exteriors of iPhones are manufactured in china.

@@MarkDanger777u can certainly tell the iPhones exterior is made in china in a drop test lol

Not only you. Many like us

I'm watching this on a realme GT master edition

You are entitled to watch whatever you choose. On whatever device you have.

I used to watch Huawei mate 9 videos on my Samsung tab 4, then I watched Huawei mate 10 videos on my mate 9, then I watched Xiaomi mi 11 lite 5G NE videos on my mate 10, then at last I watched s23+ videos on my Xiaomi mi 11 lite 5G NE and now I've s23+ 😂. Never give up!

I have a 'lower end device' too, it's a Samsung S23+. 🤣

Wish the list added S24+ 8g3 & S23+ 8g2

Oneplus will win

The brightness of the screen is different, which is an unfair game.

@@BIGbearrrrr nits were adjusted evenly before testing

OnePlus 12 global will be top 1

Well, it could get hotter but still scored the best on most test. I guess the big chamber did help it

That just means that it's doing the job of spreading the heat across the chassis of the phone.

I've got one and tested it out quite a bit and it's pretty simple what's going on here. The heat spreader covers damn near the *entire* chassis on both sides. The phone itself gets hot, yet the SOC still flies because the heat is spread evenly. I was holding a warm feeling device, yet my SOC and critical components were chilled and running at full clocks.

​@@nexus_aor7623or/and not being throttled?

If you look closely the OP12 actually scored high and consistent this means the heat management is more efficient.

Vivo has bigger cooling chamber

​@@leeheirbaut8154Not a USA sold phone

It is just a portable heater😂😂

​@@FalconGamers_FG I will buy a cooler for it😂

@@rohanmadhu1603 have that extra burden,,make ur phone look like AC

​@@FalconGamers_FGheater in disguise lol

​​@@FalconGamers_FGit is not, it performs better than sd 8gen 2 and has better stability and same heating as sd 8gen 2. Do some research before speaking about anything. Go watch a comparison.

I would like to see both redmagic and asus use these!!!

Mediatek does better in benchmarks but apps aren't working as well with them yet compared to the 8 gen 3.

@@youngfigaro yeah but it's a gradual process, innit?

@@gamerold9448 ye ofc it will get better, really glad mediatek is making a comeback which forces apple and especially Qualcomm to up their game

@@youngfigaro apple isn't moved cause they develop the apps and software around there phones..If android could just do that.. unstoppable

It’s in the works. Will get to it after MWC

Hmmm not too sure. Some of the tests (like the battery drain) doesn't corroborate with others' testing results. Other than that, a decent video.

the vivo overheats a lot tho? dimensity chipset defo shocked me - didnt think it would come near the snapdragon!! both exynos and mediatek have defo upped the game this year

@@TECHQHD bro it's performance mode, ofc it overheats. Samsung has thermal assistant which can increase peak temps by 2-3 degrees. Besides, the Dimensity and 8 Gen 3 are both hot af, hope next year we get 5-10% more performance but peaks at around 40-50 degrees. Mediatek have been upping their game for a few years now, it all culminated in this year's chip. Slow and steady wins the game as they say. Same with Vivo and their dedicated ISP. Everyone laughed at their V1, saying it only overbrightened. Now their V3 chip does wonders that is close to Google.

The 15 pm had more battery then the s23u and the s24u.

OnePlus 12 easily lasts me 2 days

One plus has already been calculated to last the longest (at least beyond S24U/15 Pro Max).

9300 stays between 36-41°c in winter to Summer That's completely normal it won't cross 40°c in real world anyways so will the 8 gen 3

8 gen 3 overclock usually performs better - better than the mediatek. Maybe bad one in this vid?

Finally a sensible comment. Can’t stand when people see a high temp and automatically say oh garbage phone

We all know iPhone always will win the battery drain test . Xiaomi 14 pro used SD 8 Gen 3 at it's max and just like Vivo X100 (and X100 pro) it also heats up a lot . I have a question do we really need such powerful processors , I mean it's just unnecessary ( without including ray tracing) nobody uses those applications in daily life and processors like 8+ Gen 1 , SD870 , Dimensity 8100 can handle most of the games and daily life uses perfectly , so why going this far ? Ohh and Leaks of SD 8 Gen 4 and Dimensity 9400 shows that they have crossed 3 million in Antutu and 10k in Geekbench multi-core! ! Any remark on this.

​@@sagnikchatterjee2946 The Honor Magic5 Pro won the last test though, what's your point? Even if iPhones win, I want to see how other manufacturers are doing AND how close they get to the iPhone. Helps stay informed and see how well the software/skin is optimised and how efficient the new chips are. Yeah the Xiaomi heats up a lot, but only in benchmarks and it also hard clips at some points, Xiaomi is notorious for having awful thermal management. Having heat up messages in the camera app like bruh, fix that sh*t. So yeah Vivo is better in that regard, they let you go all the way. More power means better longevity, your device will be able to run the same apps in the same or acceptable speeds for longer. More power is necessary for editing, for example photo editing or video editing. Your phone makes use of this power for photos, see how different year over year changes can be in cameras? That's not just because of a different ISP, that's because the processor is more powerful so as to allow the ISP to make use of it more. Think of it this way, a higher peak performance means the middle of the road performance is easily achievable and stable so cameras can use that and so can basic tasks, your phone will use less battery and generate less heat whilst providing better smoothness in tasks. Though this last point is arguable, I'd say photo and video editing are the ones which demand better performance. Most people don't need Pro Maxes or Ultras, they can do with A54s and iPhone 15s but buy just because of marketing. People who use that power will use it regardless. For example loading up external apks. Games can also start to push more in terms of graphics and stuff if CPUs and GPUs improve, Genshin, the current lovechild of every benchmarker is usually played at only 700-950p, whereas the display goes upto 1440p. So in that sense more power definitely is needed. The iPhone 15 Pros played Resident Evil Village with 30 fps and in horrendously low quality, it's playable and looks serviceable but more power is definitely needed. I use an S22 Ultra Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 and I can feel its sluggishness, all phones go through it. One can argue it's done by the company using the software I'd say it's a bit of both. I like to take RAW photos and edit and feel like I could do with a lot more power, I don't even dare go start video editing because that's too much for this phone and just barely acceptable on the 8 Gen 3 I'd say. Try encoding a video using x265, you'll see even supercomputers struggle. The main problem with all this power is the fact that most phones don't have this power and developers target the most common user so they optimise and create apps for the most amount of people. As a result apps don't get to properly utilize this power. Also, the main problem in phones isn't performance, it's thermals. The Xiaomi 13 Pro can play Genshin at 30 fps maxed out in 4K if cooled, that shows how powerful the 8 Gen 2 is and how important cooling is. Phones don't struggle to hit their peak performance once and then go back to normalcy, they struggle to hold that performance. The 8 Gen 4 and Dimensity 9400 hitting such numbers don't excite me. A 3DMark Wild Life Extreme Stress Test stability score of 90%+ will excite me, especially if the lowest score is on par with the highest score on the 8 gen 2 at the very least.

@@kaiserfakinaway5909 You didn't include Honor so I wrote that iPhone always wins in battery drain test. Dude 90 percent of the population of Earth don't play Genshin impact .

@@sagnikchatterjee2946 yeah but a significant portion (comprised of mostly Indians, Pakistanis and Bangladeshis) play PUBG Mobile and those games suffer huge frame drops in higher ranks. No phone can give a flawless experience. UHD is stuck at Ultra/40 fps, so yeah, phones have a lot more to go AND devs need to allow features which let us push the phones.

Do not take this type of tests too seriously since in other comparisons the s24 ultra has a better score than the oneplus 12. And it is also faster in animations and loading applications, editing videos and more.

​@angelshoots6836 also the One Plus 12 has an advertised massive cooling chamber and bigger battery. Yet it runs clearly hotter and drains sooner

@@Gavynn-zf5xq Nope it doesn't. UKpostsrs take the temp on the screen which is wrong in the first place. You should take the temp from the backside of the phone and it runs cooler than anyone else if you do it right...know your stuff dude. You could clearly see even if he did it wrong it was better than the S4 ultra, don't cry man.

​@@angelshoots6836Clearly One plus beat the Samsung here if you have a normal eye sight lol.

@saine414 nobody is crying man I didn't see this one video alone there were like 2 or 3 other videos where the OP12 even lost out to the S23 Ultra in thermals. If they took the temperature on the backside, what if all the phones are not as warm on the back( meaning results are similar ). So the tests tell tail more than the advertisements. No need to go to great lengths to to advocate for them everyone can see the results. For the advertisement and bragging they did about the cooling chamber, it isn't impressive

Didn't you suppose to touch screen when using it? Me personally rarely hold phone by the back. Usually by the sides, and hot screen is the most annoying thing

Ahhhh, that makes sense. I was just wondering on another comment how that specific portion of the testing didn't corroborate with other test results where the OnePlus' battery drain was far better than it was with other phones, thought it was a bit disingenuous.

Screen green line champions

yes thats so crazy and something you can tell your friends in elementary school

@@Cs-jw9jr you non binary bruv?

@@Cs-jw9jr okay Mr. Indian taka laka

@@Cs-jw9jr i dont care what u are dog

It's on 5th place BTW ... Just so if you missed the last few seconds of the video... Price to performance ratio is great... Yeah?

Idk the phone getting that hot isn’t very good…

​@@superiortoall22I saw an ad of oneplus that shows oneplus has actually less heating than 15 pro max and s24 ultra

@@supes2687 if apple didn't fix it with a software update yeah but as of now things have been flipped

@@superiortoall22 I don't think it will be that much in normal usage I have seen normal gaming test not benchmarks one plus being coller than the s24u and 15pm

​​@@superiortoall22It's spreads the heat all throw out the phone. Plus it does have a bigger battery then the rest and the brightest screen so those things may play a big factor as well. But over all It should be fine, in this video the phone was really getting pushed to it capacity and I feel it was holding it's own.

Wait for it to arrive. It usually arrives a month or so after it’s released

This wasn't a review genius

First thing I do is change to highest everything.

These are Extreme test All chips won't cross 45°c in games Dimensity stays below 39°c

@@Smzxe nah, it’ll probably hit above 50 on demanding tasks, video chats, GPS, intensive games. You’re kind of going off of hope and prayer that it doesn’t get above 50; this test says other wise

​@@superiortoall22you have one to know this? You chatting shit

@@blacsheep19 it’s simple science wannabe techie lmao

@@superiortoall22 science ain't simple to you then is ya nugget U ain't used the phone so stop your noise

Samsung is the most expensive here bruh

@@tawsiaislam2855 but there are returns to the money being spent

Price-to-performance is not the sole factor, sir. That's why OnePlus didn't sell well

@@user-kk4xd8th5s what's the sole factor?

I bought op12 for about 700 usd and im quite happy

Only good performance doesn't make a phone a great deal. Samsung and iPhones are much more powerful and are better overall

@@tawsiaislam2855 At the end you yourself comparing power/performance lol People these days zombie brains

Stay tuned for my detailed battery drain test coming soon 👍

Any Samsung phone I've ever owned in the past has started off great and very quickly deteriorated and becomes laggy. Noticeable after a month, almost unusable after 6 months.. I have so many issues with the S21 Ultra. I'll never buy another one

@@SaltMinerOU812 Well that's odd, I used galaxy phones since the S3 and recently a galaxy S22 for more than a year and it is fast, got even better with android 14 UI 6.0. My mom got the s22 and my dad the s22 ultra and its fast, no laggy.

His results are WAY off. I have screen shots to prove it

Yeah can’t wait for it!

Will do very soon, stay tuned!