Samsung Galaxy S24 5G Nightmare: Snapdragon Users in India Report Serious Jio Network Problems!

Samsung dragged in a lot of noise on the smartphone planet with its Galaxy S24 series. It really picked up speed because of its highly advanced and productive features. However, many customers seem to be facing some serious issues in terms of 5G connectivity, mainly with Jio in India.

Samsung Galaxy S24 Users: Issue Unfold

Galaxy S24 users in various Indian cities have reported facing sudden network drops while using Jio 5G. In some instances, while a 5G signal appears to show, the internet speed experienced remains really slow. Others said, after switching to 5G, their devices keep switching back to a 4G connection.

Usage Experience

With Jio 5G quite easily functional on other brands of phones in this area, most have complained on social media and other online forums, specifically that this phone is nit really stable. Accordingly, they suffer a lot in online gaming, while streaming, and even while working.

Possible Reason Behind This

There is no concrete or confirmed evidence about the exact cause of this issue. Experts, however, opine that the reason may be some or a combination of the following:

• Software Optimization Failure
• Incompatibility between Jio and Snapdragon modem
• Few network coverage in some specific areas
• Apparently, users want both Samsung and Jio to give this attention.

Possible Solution

Samsung usually fixes the problems with the network through software updates, so most people expect the upcoming version update to clear out the bug, while Jio would have to initiate modifications on its end for network stabilization.

Quite capable of being a flagship phone, the Galaxy S24 (Snapdragon) is generally not preferred by several users regarding its 5G performance compared to expectations in Jio. Quick rectification of the issue will enable the users to extract the devices' full potential. A temporary workaround for those having issues is shifting to Automatic mode in the network settings or refreshing the device software to the latest version.