Users have created a petition asking Samsung no longer sell flagships with Exynos

A few days ago we could see a shameful video in which a Samsung Galaxy S10+ destroyed in performance a Samsung Galaxy S20+ thanks to having a Qualcomm processor versus an Exynos (and that there is a year of difference between the two). This only confirmed what we had been defending for years together with all of you: the flagships of Samsung with Exynos processors are behind their versions with Qualcomm both in power and efficiency.

This story repeats itself every year with the launch of new flagship smartphones from the company. Now, users have created a petition on Change.org for Samsung to stop using Exynos processors in its high-end for certain regions and to bet fully on Qualcomm processors.

Should Samsung stop launching its high-end Exynos?

The big complaint from users is that there is an important difference between the performance of Exynos processors and their equivalents at Qualcomm. This has been true since the launch of the Galaxy S6.

Taking all of that into account, it's no wonder that the community has come together and created a petition for the brand to stop launching its flagships with Exynos processors, at least they don't sell them at the same price when they are objectively less than Qualcomm versions. In several countries, users have no option to buy the versions with a Qualcomm processor and in exchange, they are paying a higher price than in the US, where they do have access to that version. Do you agree that the brand should stop using these processors?