is that more for the global market? cuz here in the US as far as I know it's all snapdragon due to some sort of laws or something because exynos processors seem to only be everywhere else available but not in the US unless bought off a second dealer or private sale
Samsung opted for Snapdragon in the US, likely due to patent agreements, network compatibility, and cost-effectiveness. Samsung frequently uses Exynos processors in their Galaxy A series phones available in the US market. The inclusion of an Exynos chip in Galaxy S24 FE suggests that Samsung might be looking to integrate their in-house processors more broadly in the US market in the future.
