Galaxy S8 Active coming to AT&T

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I already ordered the S8+, so I'm not interested beyond the usual curiosity over how it will look like, build quality and specs. As I recall, there were some unexpected problems with last year's version. I hope they do it right, this time, so that I might be tempted next time. I do like the idea of rugged phones. I just wish they would be released or at least announced at the same time as the regular versions. Going in to warm weather already, I'd rather have a rugged version sooner rather than later. Had I known an Active version was definitely going to be offered, I might have waited to consider it.
 
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I already ordered the S8+, so I'm not interested beyond the usual curiosity over how it will look like, build quality and specs. As I recall, there were some unexpected problems with last year's version. I hope they do it right, this time, so that I might be tempted next time. I do like the idea of rugged phones. I just wish they would be released or at least announced at the same time as the regular versions. Going in to warm weather already, I'd rather have a rugged version sooner rather than later. Had I known an Active version was definitely going to be offered, I might have waited to consider it.

I definitely agree, they should release it at the same time, or at least announce it.

If I remember correctly, I believe it was an issue with the water resistance aspect of it in the first batch or two.
 
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Just imagine... An S8 Active with, at the very least, the battery of an S8 Plus of 3500 mah. 4000 mah would be a winner.

I was thinking the same thing. The S7 active had a 4000 mAh battery.
 
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What I don't get is why Samsung couldn't put a 3500 mAh battery in the S8 and a 4000 mAh battery in the S8+. The S7 edge and S7 active had no exploding problems at least not to the extent of Note 7.
 
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I'm pretty sure it comes down to size... they want the phones to be a certain size and thinness.

With the Active, they won't care as much about thickness more than bulk up the phone with the Active casing so they can afford to stick a bigger battery.

What I don't get is why Samsung couldn't put a 3500 mAh battery in the S8 and a 4000 mAh battery in the S8+. The S7 edge and S7 active had no exploding problems at least not to the extent of Note 7.
 
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I'm pretty sure it comes down to size... they want the phones to be a certain size and thinness.

With the Active, they won't care as much about thickness more than bulk up the phone with the Active casing so they can afford to stick a bigger battery.

I agree, but like other people I too would sacrifice a little thickness for a little more battery.
 
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Just imagine... An S8 Active with, at the very least, the battery of an S8 Plus of 3500 mah. 4000 mah would be a winner.

I did make a thread HERE which was discussion the potential battery size. If they kept the same 4,00mAh battery + the 835 processor. We should have even better battery life than last year. Im still hoping for a larger 4,200mAh just because Samsun has licence to make it a little more chunky :)

Would i wait for the S8 Active? hmm, while i would LOVE the extra battery, i don't really think it will be worth the 3 + month wait.
 
By the time the Active is out the Note 8 will be either out or close to being out. Not only the Note, they have to compete with Apple and Google around summer/fall. I think Samsung is rather stupid not to release it at the same time as the regular S8. When you release something you want as few competition as possible.
 
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while i would LOVE the extra battery, i don't really think it will be worth the 3 + month wait.

I don't think so either. I can't wait for the specs and battery reviews.
 
Re: Galaxy S8 Active coming to AT&T

Comes along with all the AT&T/direct TV bloat/removed features and customized like crap. I never thought we will see a day when there is crappier version than the Verizon version.
 

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