Matthew Cooper 
May 19, 2024
Samsung is a South Korean tech giant which is known for its perfection and just like its previous models, it continued its legacy of robust and intriguing features including its elegant design etc in its latest models.
Samsung’s recent offering, Galaxy S24 Ultra stands as a testament to technical development. But, a question arrives: does it warrant an enhancement from Galaxy S23 Ultra?
Let’s dive into it’s details, features and find out more about it:
Design
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra possesses a unique and elegant design with 6.8 inches, amoled 2X panel with 12 Hz and slim edges along with a broad profile, rocking in an aluminum frame. It consists of 40% in outdoor presence along with a high brightness of 2,600 nits.
Performance
It consists of a Qualcomm’s processor, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy providing an outstanding user-friendly experience with enhanced performance as well as power efficiency comparatively to its predecessor, the Galaxy S23. It even possesses a great software support providing better powerhouse performance with AI -driven features. However, Galaxy has integrated AI in almost all of its recently introduced models of S23 possess AI too.
Camera
However, camera results of both the models are remarkable but in S24 Ultra camera is more modified and has come up with intriguing upgrades, such as: 200MP primary sensor available, with improved low-light image quality and exclusive superior images, 10x optical zoom lens has also been replaced by 5x sensor. But, S23 also provides an improved quality image for use at 10x.
Battery
Galaxy S24 and S24 Ultra both consists of a 5000mAh battery, Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip in the S24 Ultra providing an enhanced energy efficiency and longer battery life. Both of these models support wireless charging of 15W. However, S24 slightly has lower battery performance because of its high -power intensive processor.
It should be noted that S23 Ultra is a budget-friendly smartphone compared to S24 Ultra and there are higher chances of it’s price reduction after the release of the new model of Galaxy.
