So I was thinking of buying Samsung Galaxy A34 5g. As you know that smartphone has a U drop notch in the front. So while thinking about that, I had a question i.e., whether 60hz in iphone 15 plus is more outdated or a U drop notch in Samsung Galaxy A34 ? So what do you say 👇

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  • kidichi@alien.topBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    i really dislike with ultra design. if exynos for s24, and s24+. I rather pick iphone 15 pro

  • sleepypandacub@alien.topBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    The u notch for me is no big deal, especially on a mid range phone. At least you get 120hz refresh rate, oled 1080p panel, a good mediatek 1080 processor which rivals the exynos 1380 in the A54 etc

  • FormCrafty@alien.topBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    I mean if you have the budget for an iphone 15 then you can also get an iphone 13 / 14 pro or wait for the s24 or get a pixel there are lots of options at that price

  • jTiKey@alien.topBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    the notch at least has a reason behind it while 60hz is just to cut cost

  • TealCatto@alien.topBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    It’s so amusing how people care about what’s “outdated.” Do you like the teardrop notch or the massive notch that’s basically a bezel with two reverse notches of a bit of screen showing through, lol. Anyway, that’s really not the biggest difference at all. The two phones are not comparable IMO.

  • jtjvalenz@alien.topBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    if an iPhone 15 is on your budget you might wanna go for the regular S23. A bright beautiful 120hz AMOLED screen, good battery life, ultrasonic fingerprint reader, no notch, a telephoto lens and the 8 Gen 2.

  • SuAlfons@alien.topBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    oof.

    I for one can hardly see 120 vs. 60 Hz scrolling if I don’t explicitly look for it. I have it off for normal use (A53).

    Tear drop notch - can be seen more than a pin hole notch. But iphone’s mega notch is the largest and people still love

  • Ignition1@alien.topBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    I can’t go back to 60hz - maybe it varies from person to person but I can definitely tell. And even if the display is 4K with amazing contrast and brightness blah blah, it feels outdated as soon as I see that juddering. I can’t say I notice much difference at higher rates - 90+ I’d say it’s hard to spot unless you side-by-side it with a 120hz or higher panel. And I see no difference (given the relatively small phone screen) from 120hz onwards.