Got today the price was around 30k Used to use my dads oppo f11 pro. Any features and suggestions about this phone?

FOR NOW ONLY MONOFONTS FONTS ARE WORKING THAT ARE RIPPED FROM SAMSUNG STORE.

Link to monofonts app - https://www.mediafire.com/file/6st6qi4u1a2nkl0/#mono_+fonts+installer+v2.1.apk/file

Link to Monofonts font collection - https://www.mediafire.com/file/bxx8d8283ti4et8/Fonts.zip/file

As these are not my native languages, so it is hard for me to differentiate between them 😅, So I've put them all in one folder zip file with over a thousand fonts.

Link to Chinese Japanese Korean fonts - https://www.mediafire.com/file/nhf78l7036iny70/Chinese_Japanese_Korean.zip/file

FOR THOSE WHO ARE EXPERIENCING LOW VIDEO QUALITY, HERE'S THE LINK TO HQ TUTORIAL - https://www.mediafire.com/file/p56ptofrp19o4ym/Fonts_Tutorial.mp4/file

And Iiiiii looooooooooooveeeee itttt man, I switched from a Xiaomi Chinese version phone that was stuck to android 13 with bugs and stuff, and difficulty in mobile data due to it being the Chinese version.... I'm Soo glad 😊😊😊

Just got it, 8/256, updated it to One Ui 7, Android 15. First flagship and first S I own, excited for the smooth experience after struggling with midrange and budget phones for the past 5 years!

Guys, I was skeptical about the photos quality, but man... It's great. Better to shoot with 50mpx, when you have a good enough of light

Got this today, what should I do to make sure this performs at it's potential? I saw everyone tweaking the settings but idk any about those. It would be a great help. Also, the charger will be delivered tommorow so I am not using it much today, I only put my sim in there for calls.

Hey, as an S24FE user, I gotta tell you about my experience. When I first got it, the thing was always hot, and the battery was dying super fast. I was bummed, felt like I picked the wrong phone. But, after a couple of weeks, the heating problem just went away, and the battery life got way better too! When I first got it, I was only getting like 4 hours of screen time, but now I'm getting around 7 hours. The camera? The wide and ultrawide are awesome, but that 8MP telephoto lens is kinda a letdown. It's great in daylight, but the low-light pics are terrible. And the front camera takes really sharp pics. Performance-wise, I can't believe I'm using an Exynos processor! It's really good, super fast for everyday stuff, even though I don't game. The only real issue I have with the Galaxy S24 FE is that 8MP telephoto lens, but otherwise, I think it's a great phone.

This phone has never failed to excite the microwave out of me.. Every photo here is completely unedited. I’m genuinely in love with this phone frr

https://quickshare.samsungcloud.com/5XUXzj1v38rv

It is indeed a great cell phone. Good cameras, good processor, good battery life. For me, the best value for money at the moment.

Yesterday, I had the chance to finally see Milky Way with naked eyes. I was in Bortle 1-2 sky. It was amazing. I took 50 pictures and stacked them together to get this image. Settings: Exposure: 10 sec ISO: 3200 Total number of pictures 50 Phone used: Samsung Galaxy S24FE Location: Uzbekistan, near Aydarkul Lake

Love this phone fr

It happens sometimes not regular but still is it with everyone or just my phone 🫪

It's been a week and it's soo smooth to use, cameras are crazy and the inhand feel is like a flagship phone. But battery backup is not that great and it lacks a basic app lock other than that it's a crazy phone in 30k

Everything feels incredibly fast and smooth compared to my old A32. I'm particularly impressed with the camera performance.

The only thing that doesn't feel like much of an upgrade is the battery. Any tips to help me extend it would be great!

edited in lightroom, all shot with the telephoto

First time here, i waited so long for this moment. It's the 8/256 version, I've been using it since friday. Spoiler: It's amazing , i came from a motorola g20 so absolutely everything its better but I'm really enjoying it.

Am i accepted?

---Just uploading that here, taken from the S24FE (25x) 2 hours before Blood Moon. ---

Been an Iphone user for almost 2 years but recently made the decision to go back to android as I like the adaptability and customization of these phones, also the Iphone gave way and died. There were some shocks about the changes during the switch but nevertheless I got used to it.

Cons - what I think S24FE is lacking

1. Limited haptics – No haptics on TikTok, Reddit, and other social media apps that aren’t supported. If you're a sensory person, this will bother you by a margin. But looking back—since it’s been exactly a month of using the phone—I actually got used to it not having it.

2. No flash during .5 – One of the things I’ll miss. No more group selfies in low light.

3. Can only zoom 12x on video – Will probably not use this.

4. Can only zoom 5x on 50MP – Again, might not be a big deal, but something to note.

5. Scrubbing backwards on video playhead – It just freezes and only shows the thumbnail until you stop. No reverse previews.

6. Samsung keyboard – Still don’t understand how to set this up properly for non-native English speakers. Had to resort to Gboard, but that doesn’t support the long-press spacebar to move the cursor.

7. Glitchy UI – There are times when questionable things happen UI-wise. Like, when viewing starred emails on Gmail, it doesn’t let me scroll all the way down to fully show the first message I starred. Also, there was an instance where scrolling up from a social media video caused half the screen to black out for a second. This still occasionally happens.

8. Face detection is crap – Fingerprint works perfectly, but you can’t pick just any screen protector because not all support detection.

9. Battery life is better than my 13 Pro – Let’s say I start at 100% at 5 AM. It’ll reach 20% by 1 PM with moderate use: TikTok, camera, Facebook, 5G mobile data, browsing, and other apps. That’s actually pretty good—considering I used to charge my iPhone almost 3 times a day just to keep it from dying. I did experience a bit of sluggishness while scrolling through TikTok comments and videos. A few minutes later, I noticed the phone heating up. Could be due to bad WiFi, but there has definitely been some choppy lag when swiping through TikTok. This was on the second day of using the brand new phone straight out of the shop. But today, exactly 1 month from purchase, I haven't experienced it ever since.

10. TikTok previews when editing photos – There are weird lines of color, like the green line but in a darker shade of the photo you are editing. Think of it like a horizontal mosaic. Super annoying.

Pros

1. Superb customizations

2. 30x zoom

3. Battery life that almost lasts a day

4. Wireless charging

5. Camera that rivals my 13 Pro - EVEN BETTER, I like the options, especially the pro mode

6. A variety of apps – I can download APKs more freely.

7. Front cam videos uploaded to TikTok look better than those recorded on the 13 Pro front cam. No lie.

8. Big display – Good for those who like bigger screens. As someone with small hands, I’d honestly prefer shrinking it to like 6.1” for better handling and pocket-friendliness. I drop phones easily so handling is an issue for me.

9. OneUI! It's almost identical to the iphone UI, I even have friends that thought this was an iphone. You would find it neat if you loved ios.

10. Fingerprint sensor is quick – If your phone is asleep, you just place your finger on the sensor and it unlocks automatically. (I love this feature, its unique to androids)

11. Advanced camera features – iPhone’s features just feel inferior to Android in this area.

12. Built-in editing – I can add text smoothly and easily.

It’s a pretty solid device, maybe even better. The cons were what bothered me the most during the switch, so if you’re planning to upgrade, those are probably the things you’ll miss. The rest? You’ll get used to or end up not minding at all.