trucksmoveamerica#AC
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If it was something that mattered to me, like the display would bother me, I would return it or get rid of it. I've done that already. The note 9 to me the display wasn't that great, I dumped the phone and got something else that I liked better. I didn't come on forums and complain about it over and over, and over. Side note here, I'm not referencing you here, it's everyone that just centers on that one thing, as I've said several times, if the camera is important to you, maybe the ultra isn't for you, or if someone wants professional pictures maybe a all in one device isn't the way to go.What if the display was only performing as good as a S3 and worse than most phones and had some added glitches that didn't exist before in prior gen phones like locking up and not registering touches under certain conditions? Would it be fair to let it off the hook and say that not everyone buys a phone for the display or should we all be in the same fight and hold the (flagship) device to the highest standards in every aspect? Especially in areas where it went backwards and degraded performance and usability.
To be fair, using a bad display to compare to the camera isn't the same. A bad display would effect everyone as we all use the display. Not everyone wants professional pictures from the phone, most just want to point and shoot and get good picture. I know 3 people personally that have the ultra and none of us are experiencing bad pictures. I know I've had my share of bad pictures from note 10+, S10+, and note 9. I've never expected perfect pictures from a all in one device. And on top of all this, people haven't given Samsung time to fix the camera issue.
Edit.. Sorry I was late to the party. I seen this was discussed, I was just replying without reading all the comments.