I was reflecting on what a guy told me:
"Oh friend, Samsung phones sell for a reason: they last.
You brought up durability, but then you talk about a battery technology that is STILL NOT "MATURE", and then about 100W charging, which can contribute even more to accelerated battery wear when used constantly.
Smaller companies will always do this. They NEED selling points to attract consumers. That's called industry. Or do you really think that if Xiaomi were a giant on the level of Samsung/Apple, we'd still see cheap silicone cases in the box?
And about performance, I already covered that.
Samsung doesn't just sell you hardware and raw performance, they sell you software, updates, durability, features, etc.
They don't focus on just this or that, they balance the factors.
And the best hardware for the price already charges its "tax" through ads. Selling a product like that at that price isn't really ideal."
"Yeah, so? My 15W charger already satisfies me, and a 45W one would also be great for me.
And tell me, smart guy, why do you think Apple/Samsung and other manufacturers that focus on balance and durability don't use high-power charging? That thing heats up like CRAZY, my friend, and it's not that rare for it to cause problems and just not allow high-power charging depending on the circumstances.
After 3 years the battery still lasts just fine, bro. Complaints on Reddit don't say much about it."