Edited By
Clara Evers
A growing number of gamers are expressing frustration over their new Samsung S25+ devices, particularly when running Warzone Mobile. Many report a performance cap at 60 frames per second (fps), even with devices that previously achieved higher rates. This has sparked debate on whether Samsungโs software is to blame.
While the S25+ is marketed as a high-performance smartphone, players are puzzled by the limitations they're facing. Notably, an S24+ model with Exynos chips reportedly managed 100 fps under similar settings, leading some to demand answers.
"Samsung needs to sort this out," commented a frustrated gamer who noticed the issue immediately upon installing the game.
Three primary themes have emerged from comments:
Device Expectations: Many feel that a premium phone should deliver superior performance. One user stated, "If a 1000 USD cell phone is cheap for you, do I imagine Iโm talking to royalty or the political elite?"
Software Limitations: Several users point to Samsung's features, like the Game Booster, as potential problems. Another commenter suggested, "Disable Samsung 'game modes' for better performance."
Loyalty to Brand: Despite issues, others express brand loyalty, emphasizing features such as Samsung DeX. "Nah, Iโm still on Samsung because of the Dex," said one dedicated user.
"This game ainโt for cheap hardware," a commenter bluntly noted, reflecting a prevalent sentiment.
๐ก Users are lobbying for clarity around performance limitations.
๐ Many blame Samsungโs software settings for restricting gameplay.
๐ฎ A significant number remain loyal despite current frustrations.
Curiously, this situation raises questions about the balance between hardware cost and software performance. Will Samsung address these concerns in future updates?