She did not go for Samsung brand image, she watched a lot of reviews, comparisons, camera tests, battery tests, service experiences, and performance tests to reach a decision.Īnd My mother is not the only one. Today’s smartphone users are much more tech-savvy, for example, take a look at home, my mother when bought her first smartphone in 2012 she bought HiTech, one forgotten Chinese brand which the salesman pushed her into, then in 2015 she bought LAVA one family member suggested her into, recently she bought Samsung M series, and guess what? No, she just asked me to confirm her choice. In this stark contrast between using smartphones in 2012 and now in 2022, what’s the problem that let me write an entire article? Yes, there are! Pixels, Nokia, Sony Xperia, Asus, and Motos are not mainstream buying habits in India so if you use those don’t hold me for the offense of not taking the name of your smartphone brand in the same line. We will watch our favorite tech YouTuber’s reviews of the newest and freshest chocolates of Apples, Samsungs, and their Davids: Chinese counterparts ( autocorrected into counterfeits, the wrong statement, no worries I myself use one Chinese brand smartphone) Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo, Oneplus and Huawei. We are skeptics, we research and invest hours before deciding on one brand, and then on the model, we also need to know in-depth about camera sensors and processors-sub processors-AI/neural engines-ISPs and even security chips.
Standing in today’s time of 4-5 cameras at back, 2 at the front, having curved (foldable for Rich for now) 6.7inch display, 8k video recording, 16GB RAM, and need to play the tagline “Console Level Graphics” game from PUBG, PES, Asphalt, Fortnite ( Not in the Antitrust Controversy of Apple & Epic that’s for another day WE are spoiled consumers and knowledgeable too.
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