The Galaxy S24 rumor mill is going well because we are hearing a lot about the upcoming flagships from Samsung. At first, I was under the impression that Samsung would only make the changes to the Ultra variant, but it appears that the other variants are also seeing some changes. Today, we have some new information on the Plus variant. Yes, it does exist, despite previous rumors suggesting that Samsung.
It appears that Samsung is refining the Galaxy S24 series in various ways to make the overall fit and finish of the device better
The latest information we have received talks about how Samsung is upgrading the resolution on the Galaxy S24+. Instead of going for the FHD+ resolution, the South Korean tech firm has decided to go for 3120x1440, WQHD+ resolution, which is the first time since the Galaxy S20+. If you have been looking to upgrade to the Plus variant, it seems like now is the right time.
Exclusive! Galaxy S24+, resolution 3120x1440, WQHD+ screen regression!
— ICE UNIVERSE (@UniverseIce) August 29, 2023
In addition to that, the same source has revealed that the entirety of the Galaxy S24 lineup is going to get upgraded screens in terms of brightness. Previously, the rumor suggested that the Ultra variant is the one that will be equipped with displays that will be able to go as high as 2,500 nits.
S24/24+/24 Ultra peak brightness is 2500nit!
— ICE UNIVERSE (@UniverseIce) August 29, 2023
There is more information regarding the Galaxy S24+. The source reveals that the new phone is 2.5mm when looking at the four sides, including the middle frame and bezels. Separate measurements refer to the bezel being 1.5mm, whereas the frame is 1.0 mm. The phone is going to weigh 195 frames and will be 7.7mm thick, making it really easy to handle, as well.
Honestly, I did think that the Galaxy S24 series was going to be just a small upgrade, but it seems that Samsung is making some really nice changes and refinements to the formula that I believe to be stellar from the start. Considering how the phones are going to debut in the first quarter of 2024, you can expect a lot of details in the coming months, and we will be sure to keep you posted about everything that we learn about Samsung's latest flagship.
News Source: Ice Universe
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