I am writing to you as a loyal Samsung user and a technology enthusiast who closely follows the smartphone market.
While I greatly appreciate the display quality, camera capabilities, and software ecosystem of the Galaxy S series, I believe there is a critical area where Samsung is falling behind its competitors: Battery Capacity.
Currently, many competitor devices are offering battery capacities in the 7,000 mAh to 8,000 mAh range using new battery technologies. As a user, I strongly urge Samsung to prioritize implementing similar high-capacity batteries in upcoming flagship models, such as the Galaxy S27 Ultra and S28 Ultra.
My Key Points & Feedback:
Capacity Over Thinness: I, along with many other power users, would happily accept a slightly thicker and heavier device if it guarantees a true multi-day battery life (7,000-8,000 mAh). We do not need the thinnest phone; we need the most reliable one.
Market Leadership: Breaking the 5,000 mAh barrier significantly would create a massive selling point and likely lead to record-breaking sales, distinguishing the "Ultra" name as the undisputed king of Android.
Hardware Efficiency: With the increasing power of chipsets, a larger battery is essential to utilize the phone's full potential without range anxiety.
Please consider this feedback for your future hardware roadmap. We want to see Samsung lead the battery revolution, not follow it.
