Please include guests mode to ui 7 or multiuser feature other small phone have it talk less of High cost phone. I hear the feature is included in iPad thanks
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Just posting this as suggestions for the next Android 15/One UI 7 update...
Hey, Samsung, I hope you're listening this time. The Android 15/One UI 7 update better come with some serious improvements. I'm tired of dealing with all these laggy animations and slowdowns.
- Unlock animation? Laggy.
- Screenshot animation? Laggy.
- Charging animation? Laggy.
- Share menu animation? Laggy, especially in the gallery.
- App switching from recents tab? Laggy.
- Edge panels? Laggy.
- Notification panel swipe? Laggy.
- Lock screen widgets? Laggy.
Samsung! You can do better than this. Make these animations smooth and responsive, and make your software feel snappy and enjoyable to use, for once.
Yeah I had to switch my animations and such to .5 in developer options. 1x wasn't really bad but I noticed a difference when I switched and it worked well for me.
Yes, the speed improves, however, the persistent laggy performance remains a concern. Despite performing a factory reset on my S23 Ultra following the One UI 6 update, the issue persisted. After a few days, the device began to lag and slow down once again.
What's probably going on is One UI, while feature rich, is too much of an operating system on top of Android to function super smoothly. One UI is really the only UI that has so much features. Sometimes when I go to pixel or OnePlus, I don't miss all those features. Now those other phones may have their own share of bugs as well but you learn to adapt lol.
Yeah, that's true, but many Chinese phone makers have managed to make their Android versions run smoothly even with a lot of features. They're not perfect either, but they're definitely ahead of Samsung in terms of smoothness. I also use iPhones, and Samsung is even further behind Apple in terms of UI smoothness and performance.
I don't think anything is gonna beat apple when it comes to smoothness. Their 60hz screen are smooth enough to be confused for 90! š. Random question but, if you're a Samsung fan, what's your top 2 or 3 Samsung phones all time?
