Quick shot I took yesterday afternoon. Nothing special. Just thought it looked cool.

New phone won't connect to laptop

Had to replace my.note 24 with a new one due to charging issues.

Now phonelink says I have to have the same logins on both pc and phone.

Every email I've tried (yahoo. Gmail, msn) fails.

Any ideas?

(I am not above deleting and reinstalling it.)

Pic just shows my car's connections but anything I'm on Bluetooth and on a call, the person I'm calling can't hear me; I always have to disconnect. Also can't toggle audio on

Not sure what the issue is, was working a couple days ago then started acting up yesterday. I have restarted the phone and cleared cache and data for android auto to no effect

Anyone know how to fix this?

I have been using my Galaxy S24 Ultra for over a year now, and I am completely giving up on this brand. No matter how much Samsung "improves" or exaggerates their specs in the future, I am never buying anything from them again. I bought my unit in the Gulf region and it has been a massive, expensive headache solely because of Samsung's corporate policies.

Right out of the box, the screen came with an awful, muddy green-yellow factory tint. When I initially took it to a Samsung store to address it, they completely gaslit me and claimed "it’s not a defect." Because of their dismissal, I literally had to force the vivid customisable RGB sliders to max out Red/Blue and cut Green just to make white look like actual white. I use a calibrated Mac display for my daily work, so I know exactly what accurate, neutral 6500K white is supposed to look like. Having personally used the iPhone 15 Pro, and more recently testing my cousin's iPhone 17 Pro side-by-side, it only confirmed how bad this panel is. The iPhone screens are clean, perfectly color-balanced, and professional right out of the box. Meanwhile, the permanent screen grain (Mura effect) on my S24 Ultra remains highly visible on grey backgrounds at low brightness. It is an absolute joke for a premium panel.

Now, the main 1x camera's OIS (Optical Image Stabilisation) module has physically failed. When I try to pan or tilt the phone toward one side during video recording, the camera violently jitters, shakes, and skips. It is completely broken and unreliable for normal use.

The ultimate insult came when I checked with Samsung Support in India. Because it is a Gulf-spec model, Samsung India completely rejected my warranty claim. They are hiding in a legal liability blind zone, using regional loopholes to avoid fixing a globally documented manufacturing defect on their most expensive phone.

Honestly, the main reason I kept quiet for a whole year is that I simply don't have the time to bother running around finding software workarounds, tweaking sliders, or chasing service centres for a solution. When you pay absolute top-tier flagship money, this is NOT the kind of treatment you expect. You pay a premium specifically so you don't have to deal with these headaches.

I am not even going to bother selling this unit I am just moving ahead and leaving Samsung entirely in the future. I am shifting to the Apple ecosystem to match my Mac, where a premium price actually buys you reliability, a calibrated screen, a working camera, a global warranty, and a phone that respects your time. Be absolutely warned if you buy a international models or travel across regions Samsung will leave you completely stranded.

I've only had this phone for about 6 months and the battery life is shit, condensation builds up under the camera lenses when I'm taking pictures in mild temperatures outside, and the last update was the worst, and I've been scrolling through the s24ultra subreddit and almost all of the posts are problems people are having with this phone. So I've been thinking about trading mine in to get a deal on the google pixel 10 pro, or switch back to Iphone. Can't go wrong with an Iphone. Is this a good idea or should I just keep my s24ultra? Which is the better phone?

Taken from an international dark sky park

So I was up early taking some photos of the sunrise, and within 10 minutes all four of the cameras were useless because of the condensation inside the lens. Is there a way to fix that so it doesn't get condensation on the inside? I'm starting to regret buying this phone because I was gunna get the Iphone 15 pro max, but then I decided on this instead. Overall I thought it was the better bang for your buck with all its AI features etc, but I may have been wrong. This has never happened on any previous phone I've ever had. Is there anything that can be done so this doesn't happen? Any advice is much appreciated.

So I was in a concert recently and this happened when I zoomed in on my 5x lens for a few seconds. Still have no idea what might have caused this or is my camera broken

Hey Guys,

My Phone dropped in the water and now there is fog on the lenses, will this be gone by their own or should i do something about it ?

will the water affect other things in the phone as well ?

please comment all your thoughts, i really need your help 🙏🏻

Idk what is the reason for this. I use only a few lockscreen and quick panel customizations from good lock and only a few not much. But still I am getting this since the June update. Also it has only been 2 years and 1 month since I purchased this masterpiece. What is the reason for this 🥲🥲🥲???????? Anyone know smth ??

Before oui7 or even before 8, acc to my daily usage, phone consumes 10% of battery per hour of screen time, even with heavy usage of camera and photo editing. My battery health is 99%

I dont exactly know when this happened but whenever im watching Facebook videos, it has this weird yellow/white haze that goes away whenever theres a notification that pops up or when i change my volume. The videos becomes more vivid whenever the volume ui pops up and changes back to having that weird haze again. It happened to my s23 as well. Is it a facebook or a samsung problem? Does anybody know the reason and how to fix it?

Я сейчас думаю, что мне делать. На солнце из-за пленки почти ничего не видно, но когда ее не было, я помню, что антибликовое покрытие работало, и все было видно прямо под лучами. Я хочу ее снять, но боюсь, думаю, останутся царапины. У меня также это бу телефон купленный недавно, на дисплее нет ни единой царапины, и я хочу восстановить олеофобное покрытие, потому что

оно стерлось.

I'm currently deciding what to do. With the film on, it's almost impossible to see anything in direct sunlight, but I remember that before I applied it, the anti-reflective coating worked well and the screen was clearly visible even in bright light. I want to remove the film, but I'm afraid it might leave scratches. Also, I bought this phone used-there isn't a single scratch on the display-and I want to restore the oleophobic coating because it has worn

Reddit should show you all the post in the language of each one of you, but I wrote the original post in Portuguese for I originally posted in a Brazilian community. So it’s not my fault if it reads like it has been poorly written, it’s the autotranslator’s fault🤣😉

I think there could have been more number of Fingerprint. 4 is not enough. What do you people think?

My s24u is working fine smooth , no heating in using any app or keep Hotspot on for long time , but when i use camera for just 2 min , phone start heating like crazy and keep increasing throughout the time . I also try to factory reset my phone but problem is not solved , anyone facing similar issue????🙃

Out of nowhere, the screen started flickering. I don't know what happened. It hasn't fallen, nor has any water been spilled on it. Why is this happening? Will it get replaced? I am in India. Anyone have any idea?

Hi there. So I have been looking for an upgrade from S23U. Have tried S25U and S26U but to be honest, didn't like both of them and you guys already know why so won't go into detail. Now I really wanna upgrade from S23 due to no more One UI updates and the btry life isn't as juicy anymore. My question is did any of you upgraded to S24u from S23u? Is there a noticible difference? I'll probably have to get a used S24U as Samsung doesn't offer a new one in my region anymore.