This is a suggestion that I believe many Galaxy users would agree with.
It's concerning that many third-party apps and games are better optimized on competing devices—even on older flagships. For example, the iPhone 13 Pro from 2021 supports 120 FPS in BGMI, while the Galaxy S23 from 2023 is still capped at 90 FPS. Chinese brands are also getting better frame rate support and overall optimization—without users constantly begging developers or the brand for it.
These improvements are happening by default on other devices, while Galaxy users are left waiting or told to contact app developers. But it shouldn't be the consumer's job to fix poor optimization. Other brands are actively collaborating with developers to bring better support—Samsung should be doing the same, especially for its flagship phones.
At this level and price point, users expect high-end performance across all apps, not just Samsung's own. There are many options in the Android space now—Snapdragon chips power many other flagships too, and if Samsung doesn’t start addressing these issues seriously, users will simply move to brands that do.
Please consider working more closely with major developers to improve third-party app and game support. Galaxy flagships deserve the best experience—not second-class treatment.
