> Samsung was competing more in the mid to affordable
I assumed Samsung’s android phones were the top of the range. Who do you think is the high end android phone brand
I assumed Samsung’s android phones were the top of the range. Who do you think is the high end android phone brand
I feel like the vast majority of the Android ecosystem foot gunned itself pushing its way out of reasonably priced device segments. There really are no modern equivalents to the Moto G or Nexus 5 or even early One Plus phones in the $150-$350 range. Its garbage up through $200, then a giant gap to $1000 phones.
Especially in the tablet segment. I can get why Google didn't want to try to single-handedly prop up the form factor with first party devices, but the last good (and reasonably priced) Android tablets remain the second generation Nexus 7 and Nvidia Shield from half a decade ago.
Until there's another sub 300$ phone with an AMOLED upgrading seems pointless.
My S5 was awful with multiple bugs, quickly dead samsung SSD, my grandfathers smart TV was slow despite being bought in 2018, and horror stories about Samsung appliances.