When announcing the Galaxy S24 Ultra, Samsung talked about the new Gorilla Glass Armor, which is the new material found on the latest flagship, and Samsung talked about how it worked closely with Corning to ensure the best possible clarity on a screen.
The Gorilla Glass Armor used on the Galaxy S24 Ultra is revolutionary when it comes to reducing screen reflections
One of the highlight features of the Gorilla Glass Armor on the Galaxy S24 Ultra is the fact that it can reduce up to 75% of reflections on the screen, aside from being more durable than normal glass. While this did seem like a marketing gimmick at that time, it now appears that Corning and Samsung were not lying, and this latest glass is more or less a game changer.
In the image above, you can see the Galaxy S24 Ultra next to the iPhone 15 Pro Max, and it is very evident that the screen on the Samsung flagship is a lot less reflective and darker at the same time. This allows for much less reflection, and when you are looking at the screens turned on, the Galaxy delivers a much clearer picture, as well. Despite Samsung talking about this new technology, the company did not go really far in showing the capabilities of this new technology, which is odd.
Regardless of what Samsung had in mind with the Galaxy S24 Ultra, it is more than safe to say that if you have been looking for a solid device across the board with a lot of features packed into it, then I would not advise you to look elsewhere. The new phones are excellent in almost every way, and Samsung has hit a home run with it. The phones are now up for pre-order with shipping starting from 31st January, so this is your time to pick one up for yourself if you are interested in finding the right phone.
News Source: Ice Universe
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