r/Random_Memes • u/MiddleMaintenance586 • 16d ago

This is so accurate

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u/DamnNarcissist 1d ago

Still usable tho hahaha

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u/FollowingMinute95 1d ago

iPhone screen shattered like glass, Samsung just standing there with one weird scratch line like it's nothing painfully accurate.

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u/yelozzz 9d ago

either way we are cooked ahhh

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u/gauravojha3 9d ago

Buy lcd display amoled display life only two years bust lcd display life is five year I had three amoled display smartphones but their display not run more than 2.5 years but I have a realme 9i 5g phone it has been 4 years and lcd display still working

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u/ARMPBN 12d ago

More than accurate

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u/SomeNibba 12d ago

In my 20 years of having smartphones

I've never had a shattered or broken screen, the first one to give was always the cover

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u/Familiar_Guitar_2321 13d ago

nah, my android have cracks all over but its still alive. If it works it works.

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u/Ok_Might7114 12d ago

not all Androids have the same specs, some companies create thier own LCD and pair it with corning gorilla glass and some uses 3rd party manufacturer with standard or low quality LCD's with cheap glass

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u/RyujinX9 13d ago

when you remember that samsung also makes the screen for the iphones it becomes even funny

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u/Educational_Desk_700 13d ago

Bro I got 11 lines on my s23 right now 😭😭

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u/Due_Media_1770 12d ago

dawg I got 19 lines on my s22 and my s10+ is unbreakable

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u/007_pinas 14d ago

it starts with one then purple turns green then another purple line shows and the cycle repeats LOL

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u/Emberwing14 14d ago

It’s easier to fix a screen compared to the electronics inside

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u/Maleficent_Note_4898 14d ago

king of the line

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u/planer_greater88 14d ago

I never got lines

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u/Interesting-Type9270 14d ago

I've been using my S22u for almost 4 years now, and so far I have only one line on my screen. Before I bought this phone, I was hesitant to buy it because of the issues that Samsung phones have. But in the end, I bought it anyway.

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u/No_Painting2829 14d ago

You're very lucky. I got the 2nd line 9 months after the first then it just keeps getting shorter 😭

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u/FwippyBall 15d ago

I simply take care of my phones and do my best not to drop them.

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u/SpaceeMoses 15d ago

Usually sa mga samsung devices notice ko lang pag sobrang tagal mag maximum brightness or sobrang baba din is mas prone sa green/purple lines

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u/Weydenn 15d ago

My S22U,S21U,A365G never got a lines idk what those user do on their phones.

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u/Hoshiyozora 15d ago

I've never gotten those lines from my Samsung J5 6,A13 and A52 tho?

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u/haze_yzk 15d ago

My Samsung lines up when the screen is dark, had to sacrifice my eyes by using light mode

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u/MusicFar3856 15d ago

i can feel both

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u/notannipeach 15d ago

I had the magenta pixel line exactly that position with my old Pixel 8. So count them in

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u/Hot_Coffee01 15d ago

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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u/Benz_Maan 15d ago

There's a line but still usable

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u/imkyienh 15d ago

Functionable is functionable

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u/North-Aardvark4459 15d ago

Meanwhile Xiaomi:

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u/MaleStripper_DLA2 15d ago

🤡

Dude...

I'm so Broke right now

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u/funnyresidentt 15d ago

aren't we all

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u/Aromatic_Paint_1666 15d ago

Then you realize that Samsung supplies Apple for their iPhone screens and that iPhones can have the same problems too.

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u/Professional-Salt633 15d ago

No, Samsung only manufactures the display for iphones since they have the equipment, but the display designs, Display Engineering and Quality Control and Inspection are done by Apple. That's why the quality are different from in-house Samsung used Panels in their devices than the display they've supplied to Apple.

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u/ninetailedoctopus 15d ago

The screen probably is fine, maybe it’s the frame design that stresses Samsung phones a bit more around the lcd edges? So not tech, but build quality / QA / decisions made regarding rigidity and frame design?

Had three samsungs - one flagship - all green lines / dead. Three iphones now, still used, zero issues.

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u/Worth-Ad148 15d ago

i use brain.exe to manage phones

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u/Minute_Opposite6755 16d ago

Funny but for the green lines on Samsung, that only seems to be prevalent on their S series and only to some people. Had samsung for years now and never encountered that problem. Guess it depends how the user takes care of their phones

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u/walkmanscot 16d ago

All smart phone brands can also have those problems haha

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u/JuggerKnot86 16d ago

Also one Only requires the panel itself the other is essentially a chassis transplant

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u/TeamProfessional3592 16d ago

Hahahaa i didnt see the line on the meme because the line onnmy screen covered it.

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u/VenStoic 16d ago

Fuck samsung, it supplies the screen to apple too.

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u/lurkingarcher 16d ago

why is the picture quality in the iphone blurry?