Samsung appears to be having a hard time keeping a lid on all the Galaxy S24 leaks. Since we are just six days away from the official announcement, we are getting to learn more about the new phones.
The Galaxy S24 series is going to be an absolute powerhouse, and Samsung has no reason to worry
A recent leak has surfaced that shares an awful lot of marketing material on the upcoming Galaxy S24 devices. This certainly is everything that you need to know about the upcoming foldable phones. The source happens to be an alleged Zoom call, but rest assured, the images are as official as they can be.
Now, images aside, I will tell you the highlights you can find in these images. The Galaxy S24 series is going to offer up to 1.9x larger vapor chamber, this might not sound like a big deal for average phone users but if you are looking to play games on your phone, this is going to be great. Moving further, the phones will ship with Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy or Exynos 2400. The Ultra variant will be exclusive to Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, with the Plus variant using both depending on the market, and the base variant will only have the Exynos 2400.
The Galaxy S24 series will also have the same 2,600 nits peak brightness display across the board, and all three panels will be flat. Samsung is also offering enhanced space zoom this time around and will be using AI to make the image appear even better.
Honestly, despite getting my hands on the Redmagic 9 Pro yesterday, I am now looking forward to the Galaxy S24 series more than ever. I am sure that the phones will not slouch in terms of the performance they will deliver, and I will be sure to keep you posted about all the details we uncover in the coming days. Until then, stay tuned.
News Source: BenIt Bruhner
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