Honestly, buying a mid-range Samsung phone feels like being catfished. You get lured in by flashy specs, decent cameras, and a gorgeous display — only to be ghosted by software updates the moment the return window closes.
Samsung seems to have mastered the art of flooding the market with endless A-series and M-series models, only to forget they even exist a few months later. You check for updates and it’s like playing the lottery — except the jackpot is a year-old security patch (if you're lucky).
Meanwhile, the flagship devices are pampered with timely updates, new features, and security patches like clockwork. Mid-range users? We’re just left hanging, staring at our phones like, “Maybe next month…”
If you're buying a mid-range Samsung hoping for long-term value, prepare for heartbreak. It’s like being invited to a party and then being asked to wait outside while everyone else gets cake and confetti.
Dear Samsung, if you’re going to sell a phone with decent specs, maybe — just maybe — commit to supporting it like you care about the people buying them. Until then, I’m out.
Mid range better buy one plus nord series. One plus gives timely security patches and updates every now and then. Fun part it's on Android 15 from start of the year while s24ultra is waiting for an one ui7 update till now. Security patches yes I agree they give monthly updates. Mid ranges always focus on company with less number of releases per year. In that category one plus has less phones released across segments which makes it easier for them to provide stable os and Security updates for the years they promised. If you take vivo oppo Xiaomi mi they have so many releases every year like samsung better chose a Mid range phone company which offers good spec
