It's about warranty. If you have a US version, and you buy it in the US, you get a warranty from Samsung. It may also affect small things like the language of the keyboard or things in the settings, most of that can be changed later though. The big thing is the warranty

​@@AndroidDigestThank you so much for this reply and yes as tech myself that wash my quistion about what I saw on amazon about these languages and tought why because you can change these. Thks again👍👋💯

I've actually bought mine so I can look at KZfaq or Amazon prime videos. In visual comfort.

Better processor, way bigger battery (800 extra mAh) way faster charging speeds. All on this phone. BUT no wireless charging on the OnePlus, and the cameras are debatable, but maybe better on the Nothing phone and some people like Nothing OS better, or the quirks of the OS. There's a quick comparison for you. To be honest, that video just wouldn't have the popularity for my particular channel, but yeah I still think both phones are valid, it's a pretty close comparison, specs lean towards OnePlus, software for me and quirks (lights) lean towards Nothing.

@@AndroidDigest thanks :-)

Why even ask, the Nothing 2 is even older processor. Nothing 2 is more a midrange anyways. They call it flagship because it is the highest and fastest phone they have released. Now, if they released their next Nothing phone like when Samsung and OnePlus next processor with 8 Gen 4, then you can call it a flagship. Until then, it is midrange phone.

Yes and no. Any device can have problems after 2-3 years, battery life will start to get worse. Devices can start to lag. If it ever gets slow I'd recommend a factory reset. But yes, I think it will work fine. If you're worried at all, you can get a Tab S9 or s9 plus,, but if you don't have that money, and you want a larger screen, this is a great option. I think it's fast enough for most people, but everyone is different with their expectations, I think it will last a long time, and it's got better software support than any other android tablet out there, on par with all other Samsung tablets.

It's definitely a good device!

It's up to you, remember if you buy it through a company you will have to pay service charges every month. The way I personally look at it: it takes 5 seconds to turn on the hotspot from my phone, why pay $10 or $20 a month to have service, which can add up to hundreds each year, when I can just flip on the hotspot on my phone and connect it that way. It takes literally 30 seconds and it automatically connects once you do it once.

Do I have to buy a portable hotspot?

Oh for sure. Would be great for that. Even the Tab a9+ would be good for that. Both are great for that option. My daughter plays Roblox on the a9+, the S6 Lite 2024 is even better, would be great for basic gaming.

Thank you, I think she's preferre the lite as there's a pen so she can do her drawings ect, thank you again for the advise 😊

Awesome, glad you're enjoying it!

Exactly, that's my thoughts.

Probably Mario Kart or Asphalt 9. Just guessing without re-watching it.

@@AndroidDigest thank u legend 💪

4 OS updates and 5 years of security updates, which is insane for a mid-range/budget phone. The phone just came out recently so you have years of updates to come.

You're in a tough spot. Typically I'd recommend the iPad to you. But yes, you would get a stylus, and more storage and expandable storage. The iPads will benchmark much higher with performance but in real world usage I don't think it's that significant of a difference. Samsung does offer several years of OS updates too, just like iPads so you don't have to worry much about software. All devices can feel slow after a couple of years, and a factory reset can make them feel like new. In the end, I can't give many examples, just expect some higher end games to run worse on this vs the iPad, you may have to play on the middle graphics settings for SOME games, and expect a little waiting. I showed performance examples in the video, that is often with apps pre-loaded, sometimes if you click them open for the first time you wait a couple of seconds, maybe an extra second vs an iPad, it's not crazy noticeable to me. In your case if it's only a $50 difference to get extra storage on an iPad I'd go with an iPad since you already have the OS, it just makes things easier, but if it's going to cost you $100+ more or if you need a stylus and need to buy it separate, I'd go with the Samsung, that's my take. It performs good enough for me, I think you'll enjoy it.

I'm not sure what you mean, personally, I love the Dexnor cover. The Trackpad/touchpad isn't amazing, but you can turn it off and use a Bluetooth mouse if you want. Even if you aren't using it for crazy productivity, what I like about it is the angle, it lifts up the tablet so instead of looking down all the time, you have a more ergonomic angle for typing, or for watching stuff. Even if you just sit it on your lap, it just means you won't have to look down, again, just better for your posture, so I love it even for casual use. You don't even have to turn on the keyboard, you could just use it to sit it on a counter or on your lap, either way I really enjoy it personally. One of my favorite keyboard cases, in fact it is my favorite. Just because the travel is great on the keys, it has backlighting, and the bigger thing is the angle for every day use, that makes watching things better for my neck ( I have back/neck issues)

Probably my daughter, but I hope the video helps

Yeah it would be honestly

Yes and no. It's all about expectations, it is laggier than more expensive phones, but the performance was decent after set up for me. If you're used to budget phones around this price it will be a pleasant surprise. If you're used to $300+ phones you may be slightly disappointed.

Right, that makes a difference for those who got it free

Glad you're enjoying it. I think it's a great value! I'm seeing it under $200 now.

Yeah. I love it. The Dexnor case for the S9 Plus is the closest thing I've found. The touchpad isn't great. But everything on it is great

Glad you're enjoying it!

Eh, it's more about those rainy days. You walk outside and it's raining, not everyone uses a tablet bag or laptop bag. It's nice to know you don't have to worry

So it may use those magnets simply to attach, but the keyboard should still be a Bluetooth keyboard. It looks like a decent option, an expensive one, but a decent option, looks less cheap to me. I see so many $30 to $50 cheap keyboards on Amazon, add in the case cost and you know the keyboard is a $10 to $20 keyboard. The Sahara one does look a little nicer, haven't tested it yet though.

From what I'm seeing, no gyroscope. It does have 5ghz wifi though.

@@AndroidDigest thank You. Just as a follow up, if no Gyro, does it not detect portátil/vertical orientation Switch?

I wish they paid me good sir. I was actually on team pixel (receiving review units) and got removed 😂. Not anything bad but they trimmed down the numbers. So I'm the opposite of paid

I didn't notice anything like that for me personally.

Yeah that's when you may want to go with a S8 Plus or an S9 Plus, if you really really want both. But the performance is more than good enough for me. And I can be a snob sometimes. But the Samsung software and water resistance is nice.