These are the worst preorder trade-in deals ever. How dare Samsung try forcing us to sign contracts for 36 months with carriers to get the best deals. Gen Mill and Gen Z hate contracts. People need to boycott till they drop the prices for unlocked trade. For the previous s22 and fold and flip 4 models. CLEARLY SOME PEOPLE ARE BRAINWASHED STILL GETTING THEM. Sadly looking for clout as well. How pathetic.
I guess I could offload files onto my laptop if space becomes an issue. I'm guessing 512 GB is enough for a moderate to heavy user using my offload to a laptop theory... Anyone else, feel free to chime in if you have any thoughts.
Are you one who frequently will offload your high-quality photos for editing/distro, or would you generally keep the bulk on the phone?
How do you like the quality of the photos you capture with the S10? B/c it could be that you may not want/need to utilize the highest quality image capture the S23 would offer EVERY SINGLE TIME. If the storage on your S10 met your photography needs w/o much trouble & you liked that quality most times, as long as you occasionally do some offload then 512 GB prob would suffice. That said: if you can afford 1 TB then get it. No such thing as too much storage.
You take alot of pictures then get 1TB so it don't drag down on processer. That's what I'll be doing later on this year got to wait and see how many problems come up with 23 software
If I got the 512 GB version I would always monitor the storage and probably offload when it was around 50% capacity. I would think it probably wouldn't affect the processor too much at 50%. I just don't know from a time perspective what that means like that's once a year or four times a year. I'm coming from a phone that's 4 years old and has 4-year-old tech.
I guess another option I have is keep my existing S10+. But now that it's not being supported with security updates is that really something that is needed or can I somehow apply security updates manually for an unsupported phone? Asking because I know a lot of people out there use unsupported phones. And I wonder if that is a smart option or not.?
I tried to order the T-Mobile version of the S23 Ultra from Samsung's website, and got stuck when I reached the part where I had to contact T-Mobile. My screen stopped responding, and that was the end of it. Finally, I threw in the towel and ordered directly from T-Mobile, where there was no problem.
To order a T-Mobile phone from Samsung, Samsung's website has to work with T-Mobile's website, and you just know that won't happen. I had to give up my $70 credit, but I got my phone.
