Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra

Samsung is secretly working on the Galaxy S24 series with the high-end Ultra variant. Rumors suggest that the Galaxy S24 series will be powered by the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and will feature an improved display with a faster refresh rate. It will also have a larger battery capacity and faster charging speeds than its predecessor. According to some famous leakers, Samsung is in the process of preparing its Galaxy S24 Ultra, which is expected to be launched in 2024. In the same way as its predecessor, the S23 Ultra, it is expected to be a handset with the most advanced and cutting-edge features. To find out more about the Samsung Galaxy S24, let’s take a closer look at what this device is capable of. There is no doubt that this S24 Ultra has a massive 6.8-inch dynamic AMOLED 2X capacitive touchscreen display that will catch your attention right away. With a mind-blowing resolution of 1440 x 3120 pixels, this S24 Ultra will give you the most incredible viewing experience. Besides the gigantic screen, some of the features that have been added to this display are the Corning Gorilla Glass Armor, 120 Hz, HDR10+, 1750 nits (peak) brightness, and the Always On Display. It is worth mentioning that the Samsung Galaxy’s S24 Ultra is powered by Qualcomm’s most powerful and durable Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (4 nm) chipset, which is clocked at 3.39 GHz on an Octa-Core CPU. In the new Galaxy S24 Ultra, there will be Quad camera sensors. The main one will be a 200 MP sensor, and the other two will be 50 MP (periscope telephoto) and 10 MP (telephoto) lenses and 12 MP ultra-wide lense. It has also been confirmed that Samsung’s Galaxy S24 Ultra, which is set to come out later this year, will have 512GB of internal memory and a massive 12 GB of RAM. Thanks to its 5000mAh battery pack, this beast can easily last the entire day with just one charge, making it the perfect everyday companion. So finally, the future Galaxy S24 Ultra by Samsung is preparing to compete with its competitors shortly. Let the smartphone wars begin.