• Fake4000@lemmy.world
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    6 months ago

    I feel a repairability criteria needs to be added. We know the fair phone will top it always.

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        6 months ago

        There is a whole world out there and most MKBHD viewers aren’t even from the US. Also, MKBHD reviews plenty of phones that aren’t available in the US like the zenfones.

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          6 months ago

          Zenfones are available in the US. They’re just usually released later then the rest of the world

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      6 months ago

      I didn’t see the video, but what were the categories? Anything the fair phone could win?

      My understanding is that the phone uses decently old tech.

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        6 months ago

        Categories are timestamped in the description

        1:12 Best Big Smartphone

        3:55 Best Compact Phone

        5:56 Best Camera

        8:50 The Value Award

        11:05 Best Battery

        13:07 The Design Award

        15:14 Best Foldable Phone

        18:25 Most Improved

        20:34 Bust of the Year

        22:02 MVP

        Sorry if this looks weird I don’t know how to format correctly

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          6 months ago

          Thanks! Would it legitimately qualify for any of these awards?

          Maybe most improved?

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            6 months ago

            Probably MVP, but it’s a US awards show. It won’t include EU exclusive phones obviously.

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            6 months ago

            Don’t think so. MKBHD doesn’t really test repairability so that’s probably why it isn’t a category.

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            6 months ago

            Maybe design award, he talks about how everything is the same but was impressed with the Magic V2 because of it’s thinness and how it manages to cram a larger battery than other foldables. While that’s impressive, I don’t really think it’s groundbreaking. I feel repairability should also be a consideration for design since most slabs and foldables look identical to each other and the Fairphone is miles ahead of everything else in that regard.

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        I didn’t see the video as well, but environnemental impact or repairability would have been the top choice.

        Edit: best battery maybe, since you can replace it.

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    6 months ago

    Can someone just give a tl;dr?

    I’ve run out of patience watching old mates videos when he waffles on and on.

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      6 months ago

      Sure, here you go:

      In the “Smartphone Awards 2023!” YouTube video, the host highlights various categories of smartphones, starting with the best big phone, which is won by the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra for its understated design, advanced hardware capabilities, software updates, and stylus support. The host also discusses the best small phones and folding phones, with the Asus Zenphone 10 being crowned the winner for its 5.9-inch display, competitive hardware, and elimination of previous nitpicks. The iPhone 15 Pro receives recognition for the best camera in a smartphone due to its total performance, ease of use, and excellent video quality. The Samsung Galaxy A54 is identified as the best value option, offering essential features at an affordable price without significant drawbacks. The presenter acknowledges the OnePlus Open as the best foldable phone due to its innovative design, nearly perfect square folding screen, and unique multitasking features.

      There’s more, I wasn’t sure if it would be appropriate to paste the entire text in the comment’s section. So, I will leave a link here: https://www.summarize.tech/youtube.com/watch?v=JkRXhe3KaPE

      An interesting exercise would be to summarise the summary from the website. I will see if sherpa or MLCchat can do the job.

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    6 months ago

    Do you make your purchasing decisions based on these categories? Best camera, best battery etc.?

    These categories need to be reworked.

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      6 months ago

      Do you make your purchasing decisions based on these categories? Best camera, best battery etc.?

      No, but it’s not really the point of this video.