The Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus are fantastic handsets, but they aren't perfect—no smartphone ever is. The flagships have their share of drawbacks that we hope Samsung will address with their successors.
Here Are Some Things TO expect with the Samsung S9
- An Under - Display fingerpring
The fingerprint scanner is one of the biggest drawbacks of the Galaxy S8 due to its location. You'll find it on the back, next to the camera, which not only looks weird but is also impractical.
Placing it below the camera in the middle of the device on the Galaxy S9 would be an improvement, but that's not what we're hoping for. What we want to see is Samsung equip its flagship with an under-display fingerprint scanner that will allow you to unlock the device by placing your finger on a certain part of the screen.
- A Larger Battery
Samsung has decided to play it safe with the batteries found inside the Galaxy S8 series based on what happened with the Note 7. The battery life of the two devices isn't bad, but it's not great. There's room for improvement, so we hope the Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus will come with larger batteries.
3.A Dual Camera Setup
he Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus have a single primary camera, while the majority of their rivals are equipped with two sensors on the back. Therefore, a dual-camera setup is something we want to see on the Galaxy S9.
The Note 8 is the first Samsung device to come with a dual-camera setup, and the likelihood of the company bringing it to its Galaxy S series is extremely high. The only major flagships that don't have it at this point are the Pixel 2 smartphones, but they are still able to capture those fancy bokeh images despite missing the second lens.
4.Dual Front Facing Speakers
The Samsung Galaxy S8 excels in the performance department, but we can't say the same when it comes to audio. The device only has a single bottom-firing speaker that gets the job done, but is average at best. A flagship smartphone should be able to produce high-quality sound, which is why we hope Samsung will equip the Galaxy S9 with a pair of loud front-facing speakers.
