Are you satisfied with Android updates for your Samsung Galaxy Phone 🤔

[TheFastestIndian]

Worldwide, Samsung ships the highest number of smartphones! It is an undisputed king in the Global smartphone market due to various reasons such as Android updates advantage for the Galaxy devices, which play a key role in keeping Samsung ahead of its rivals.

Over the past three years, Samsung has just amazed both industry giants: Google and Apple with its rapidly growing Android & software updates support. Prior to the launch of the Galaxy Note 20 series, the South Korean tech giant was committed to delivering two OS upgrades to every Galaxy device.

Setting a new example, Samsung announced to bring at least three years of OS upgrades support for the flagship Galaxy devices launched with Android 9-based One UI, which included the Galaxy S10 and later devices. Well, the company didn’t find 3 upgrades enough and expanded it to four earlier this year.

During the Galaxy S22 series launch event, Samsung confirmed that the Galaxy devices will now have even more Android OS upgrades support. The new policy guarantees up to four generations of major OS upgrades to the flagship devices, starting with the Galaxy S21 series.

In addition to the mainstream Galaxies, the company included the premium Galaxy A series phones as well as the Galaxy A53 and Galaxy A73 for the massive four Android updates criteria. Such kind of Android support even surpassed the maker of the world’s most famous mobile platform.

While the Galaxy S21 series became eligible for an additional year of Android upgrade, Samsung has not included the Galaxy S20 and Galaxy Note 20 flagships, which are even more expensive and more important than the Galaxy S21 FE. To be mentioned the Galaxy S21 FE will also get a total of four OS upgrades.

The Galaxy S20 and Galaxy Note 20 series users might surely see themselves distressed as Samsung is offering up to four OS upgrades to the mid-range Galaxy A53 and Galaxy A73 smartphones. And really, the company has indirectly joined S20 and Note 20 lineups similar to the A52 and A73, at least, when it comes to OS support.

What do you think about Samsung’s software support? Are you satisfied with the Android updates for your Galaxy smartphone?

[Jittiॐ]

No I am not...

[Roshan5]

1.Not Satisfied with Camera while talking human photo from 2x to 2.9x zoom. Indoor

2. Video Recording Bug
https://r2.community.samsung.com/t5/Galaxy-S/S22-Ultra-Camera-Video-Recording-Bug-Video-Flickering/t...

S22 Ultra

[samael_submachine]

I'm not satisfied with the upgrades
As these updates are just for names sake as these update doesn't solve or fix the issues we are dealing with
Since I unboxed my a52s 5g phone from that day I'm getting battery drain issue I went to service center replaced the unit still issue is same since then I got nearby 4-5 updates but still I'm getting same battery drain issue

So my question is that why company just trying to increase the number of updates rather than improving the update

Quantity doesn't matter but quality does

This was my worst decision to go for a Samsung mobile with 30+k budget but next time I won't repeat the same mistake instead of Samsung in 30+k segment xiaomi and other companies provide good battery backup but hardly I get more than 6 hrs sot

So if possible please forward this feedback to Samsung team otherwise market is vast and consumers are smart

[MAHESH1992c]

Not satisfied

[Neelanchal]

S20 FE not charging with 25W charger after latest update with security patch level of 1 August 2022 . Even its charging speed has been reduced euqual to "not charging" with 25W charger while shows suferfast charging written on screen after plugging with 25W charger. Before updating the phone, its used to take very little time in full charging with 25W charger. Although charging with charger of 15W supplied with phone remains same as before update. Kindly do the needful as one of phone's best feature is to support 25W suferfast charging. 

[Barnad]

No. Samsung ruins its devices with updates.
This is my last smartphone from Samsung. Switching to Apple forever from my next phone onwards.
For Android's flexibility, will stick to Google Pixel devices.