Quote Originally Posted by LancerA174A View Post
True, with limited marketing and availability people miss out a lot on great (sometimes even better) options other than the more popular ones.

But then again, the consumers still win kasi madaming choices, with varying preferences, there's no one-size-fits-all phone anyway, hindi lang yung sumusunod sa hype. [emoji28]

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Yeah I'm happy to be a normie.

Pinagdaanan ko rin yang stage where you're in right now where you compare specs etc etc. I'm a very detail oriented person and I applied that principle not just with phones, but also with computers, cars, and anything that has specs.

I went through all sorts of phones before - from Nokia's glory days to Blackberry and eventually to Androids and iPhones. Nowadays I just buy last year's Samsung/Apple flagship because they're cheap and still better than most of the competition.

Yes some phone might have a better camera, or more RAM, or whatever superior spec. But at the end of the day the S and Note line of Samsung offers a great overall experience and none of the other flagships have enough differentiation.

In other words, unless another flagship is head and shoulders above Samsung's flagship, it's not enough reason to switch.

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