In the past week of using the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, I have observed a significant improvement in its performance compared to the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra. Over the last three days, I have consistently charged my phone to 100% at approximately 12:00 PM. By 10:00 PM, I have only experienced a battery depletion of approximately 25%-30%. Furthermore, when I charge my phone again the next day at around 12:00 PM, it still retains more than 50% of its battery life. It is important to note that my phone primarily connects to Wi-Fi at both my office and home, so I cannot provide a comparison of its battery performance while using 5G.
In the realm of social media, I primarily engage with platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. For entertainment purposes, I utilize streaming services like Netflix, Hotstar, and Jio Cinema. Additionally, I enjoy listening to music on Spotify and YouTube Music.
I do not engage in gaming activities on my smartphone. Instead, I primarily utilize it as a communication tool for making phone calls and utilizing the WhatsApp application.
In addition, I utilize sunrise and sunset dark mode settings. Location services are routed through the routine app, which is only activated when using specific applications. Activity synchronization is also enabled. A performance profile is activated for light use, and battery protection is set to Adaptive.
For those considering an upgrade from the Samsung Galaxy S22 series, this device offers significant improvements. However, it may not be as compelling for those already using the Samsung Galaxy S23 series or the iPhone 15 Pro series.
The device is being utilized at a QHD resolution of 3120x1440 pixels, with the motion smoothness feature set to Adaptive mode.
