I don't think there's really much difference in the Verizon version over the Unlocked as far as mainstream features. Verizon versions also come with all their bloatware which you don't have to deal with on the Unlocked version. Although there may be features specific to Verizon because they're the carrier and the Unlocked version isn't bound by any restrictions. That's a little weird that they disabled Samsung Cloud in previous versions. I do think Samsung Cloud will eventually be phased out and replaced with Microsoft OneDrive. They already allow you to do the integration now so that may be where Samsung is headed with that.
If you've found my post to be helpful, please like the post. If my response resolved your issue, please press the "✓ Accept as Solution" button.
I don't think there's really much difference in the Verizon version over the Unlocked as far as mainstream features. Verizon versions also come with all their bloatware which you don't have to deal with on the Unlocked version. Although there may be features specific to Verizon because they're the carrier and the Unlocked version isn't bound by any restrictions. That's a little weird that they disabled Samsung Cloud in previous versions. I do think Samsung Cloud will eventually be phased out and replaced with Microsoft OneDrive. They already allow you to do the integration now so that may be where Samsung is headed with that.
If you've found my post to be helpful, please like the post. If my response resolved your issue, please press the "✓ Accept as Solution" button.
there not much difference but my self will recommend you unlock since to run more smooth ..you also get a really good call screener/caller id ..you will also not get all those Verizon pre load apps
if it's like the note 10 plus, you will lose wifi calling and other Verizon bloatware but gain Samsung cloud and caller id. You can flash Verizon firmware on the unlocked version so it's a win win. Hardware is the same.
