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I am going to keep an eye on this forum though because the excitement of people getting their new phones is great to read![]()
I want to know what colours everybody is getting.

I am going to keep an eye on this forum though because the excitement of people getting their new phones is great to read![]()
The darkest one.I want to know what colours everybody is getting.![]()
Heard 7 Feb shipping startsI wonder how many days after us pre-ordering on January 22nd would they ship out the phones?
I would hate to have to wait 3+ weeks!
They ought to take a page off of Apple's marketing skills and immediately after the Unpacked event, all stores will have no emboargos and start selling. When you've whipped up maximum interest, catch it while it's hot!
Unfortunately, Samsung isn't as good in marketing and always have asked us to wait like 14 days. Dumb dumb dumb move.
It's also worthy to note that in order to get Samsung's "super fast 2.0 charging" aka 45w charging, you need a 5A charging cord.The Galaxy S24/S23 series supports USB C Power Delivery (PD) using the Programmable Power Supply (PPS) standard. So the Samsung charging protocols aren't really proprietary, they conform to industry standards. All recent Anker chargers support PPS, among a few other standards.
I have a similar version of the Anker Prime Desktop Charger GaN that has 6 ports and it is able to fast charge a Galaxy phone, tablet and other devices at the same time without any issues. I am a big fan of the Anker chargers and have a few of their devices, including portable power banks. Very happy with how they perform.I think the more important issue is using a USB C cable that can support the wattage level that you need. But that is a whole other topic!
I get a black phone because I ALWAYS rock a case and they are usually black anyway.I want to know what colours everybody is getting.![]()
Would something like this work for your scenario?Dear All:
i've been using the Spigen Liquid Crystal Designed for Galaxy S24 Ultra Case for the last 2 phones, the S24 Ultra and the S23 Ultra, iirc.
i MUST use a minimal case in order to use a PopSocket due to hand surgery as the PopSocket's adhesive won't stick to the phone's back.
however, Spigen has NOT yet come out with the S25 Ultra Liquid Crystal case! maybe they will, maybe they won't. i would like to have a Plan B case ready to go in case Spigen doesn't make one for the S25 Ultra.
the minimal case should be minimal but strong enough so the phone's weight won't cause the case's back side to flex while holding with the PopSocket, and i would much prefer it to be totally transparent/clear, i.e. no embedded glitter or anything else, just minimal, clear, sufficient strength to not flex too much. i do NOT need it to protect my phone, but merely to stick a PopSocket to it strongly and not have it flex.
may i please ask for some options? thank you all in advance!
Titanium Silver!I want to know what colours everybody is getting.![]()
The cord in the box will work but only charge at 25watts. You can find 5A cords on Amazon.How does one get a 5Amp charging cord please? Does the included cable with the phone support 5 Amp charging using the 45 watt accessory purchased on Samsung.com?
Thank you.
re: colors --Titanium Silver!![]()
A Samsung exclusive for sure. It'll be a toss up between the pink gold and jade green. I need to see the final "unpacked" color.I want to know what colours everybody is getting.![]()
you're killing me, SmallsA Samsung exclusive for sure. It'll be a toss up between the pink gold and jade green. I need to see the final "unpacked" color.
Sorry for the late reply. This has not been my experience. Yes you do have to use conditional call forwarding to the Google Voice features, where it will only forward calls that go unanswered. Aside from that I see no similarities to moving your number to a new carrier. If you had it back in 2012 that was when it was still great. So many good features that they've now stripped away. I got it early, when you had to apply for it and they were only giving out access to a select group. Anyway, I can understand hesitation to use something that you didn't like, but the way you talk about it sounds more like you're talking about Google Ki, which is actually a carrier, where you would likely have to have a paid off device to join and port your number for it to work. Where as with Goggle Voice, it is just an app that runs on your phone like any other, with the benefit of free visual voicemail, a separate number you can call and text from and the ability to connect all of your personal numbers to, so they all ring with one call, meaning you're never unreachable. Free was the draw for me, to avoid paying Big Red's ridiculous fee for visual voicemail.Because it's the equivalent of porting your number to a different carrier. Unless they changed it, you'll have to use a device that's completely paid off.
I used it years ago, like around 2012, when Sprint had some type of agreement with Google and you're right, it was great.
Yeah it's always about 300 minus sign up bonus, minus rakuten cashback, and minus edu account discount that I have, when you trade with Samsung. And it's free when you tradein with Tmobile. I don't think I ever paid more than 200 bucks or so. Sometimes there is even a promo code for further discount taking a price down to like $100-150 bucks