Samsung has so many pre-installed apps, which gives it an unexpected advantage.
Samsung is often criticized for having too many pre-installed apps, yet Samsung smartphones offer a versatile experience that few other Android manufacturers can match.
Samsung phones: Pre-installed with a range of apps.
Unlike many brands that focus solely on Google services, Samsung pre-installs a range of applications from other providers.Smart Switch, Gallery, My Files, Calendar to ReminderUsers will almost never need to download additional alternative apps, avoiding the risk of accidentally selecting unsafe apps on the Play Store.
In particular, Smart Switch allows for quick data transfer from the old device to the new one, even without an internet connection, a major plus for the initial experience.
Samsung is truly investing in Android apps.
While many companies only release basic tools, Samsung continuously develops proprietary applications to serve a wide range of professional needs.
Samsung Notes:The leading note-taking app on Android, allowing you to write by hand, edit PDFs, and even sign documents directly.
Samsung Gallery:It's not just a place to store photos, but it also integrates a nearly professional-level photo and video editor.
My Files:A full-featured file manager, even more convenient than Google Files.
PenUp:The S Pen drawing app provides a natural experience, just like using a real colored pencil or brush.
Samsung Internet:This browser has many unique security features, different from Chrome, which is closely tied to Google's advertising model.
Superior customization options
One UI, the interface developed by Samsung, is considered one of the most customizable operating systems currently available.
With Good Lock, users can deeply customize every detail, from the status bar and lock screen to gesture controls. The multitasking system, Samsung keyboard, and many hidden features in the settings make Samsung phones more versatile than most other brands.
Samsung: A phone that's also a super tool.
Although sometimes controversial for removing certain hardware features like Bluetooth on the Galaxy S25 Ultra's S Pen or S Pen support on the Z Fold 7, Samsung rarely compromises on software.
Conversely, the company has expanded its app ecosystem to make phones truly versatile devices, from office work and content creation to entertainment.
