Samsung Galaxy A25 vs Xiaomi Redmi Note 13: A Comparison of Android Versions and Long-Term Support

If I buy a Xiaomi Redmi Note 13, I have an Android device that runs Android 13, whose latest Android version will be released this year (whether that Android version will also be available this year is left open, as there is no Android 14 update for it yet). is). If I buy a Samsung Galaxy A25, I will have a device that comes with Android 14 and is supported up to and including Android 18 (so 2027). Not to mention that Samsung is clearly faster at rolling out Android upgrades, even for much cheaper devices (eg, the A13 5G – a 2 year old low-end device priced at €179 – has been running since last month on Android 14, its 3rd OS upgrade (and to elaborate further on this, this device was announced with updates up to Android 13)).

Your “all fronts” here also seems to only refer to the cameras that have a higher megapixel count? Because the SoC is not significantly better (on the contrary, the Exynos 1280 seems to mainly beat the Mediatek Dimensity 6080 by a small margin) and the screen shares most of the specs except the size itself.

Not all the values ​​of a device are purely in the hardware, with Samsung you also pay for good and long-term support…

[Reactie gewijzigd door Loller1 op 5 januari 2024 23:40]

2024-01-05 17:49:01
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