With barely a month remaining until the official unveiling of the Samsung Galaxy S24 Series, the whole lineup gets leaked. With official-looking renders and even key specs of all models revealed.
Prominent tipster Evan Blass shared over on X a detailed table outlining the key specs of the three models: The standard Galaxy S24 boasts a 6.2-inch screen, the S24 Plus expands to 6.7 inches, and the S24 Ultra reaches a commanding 6.8 inches.
The most significant change appears in the Ultra variant, featuring a completely flat display. Compared to its previous curved screen design, the bezels appear more prominent.
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra
For cameras, the S24 Ultra takes the lead with a rumored 200-megapixel main sensor, matching the S23 Ultra. Meanwhile, the S24 and S24 Plus settle for 50-megapixel primary cameras.
Battery capacities vary across the lineup: 4,000mAh for the S24, 4,900mAh for the S24 Plus, and 5,000mAh for the Ultra.
Samsung Galaxy S24 Plus
IP68 water and dust resistance remains standard across all models. Unsurprisingly, the leaked spec sheet confirms a titanium build for the S24 Ultra, versus the aluminum finish on the other two models.
The vanilla Samsung Galaxy S24
More official-looking rendered images of the Galaxy S24 lineup can be viewed here 116. However, be quick as the link may not last.
Overall, the Galaxy S24 series appears to offer a refined hardware experience, possibly overshadowed by groundbreaking software advancements with AI.
Previous reports detail Samsung’s “Gauss” generative AI model a.k.a. “Galaxy AI” potentially landing on the S24 lineup. This enables on-device capabilities like image and text generation, email composition, document summarizing, and even coding assistance.
Additionally, Samsung has hinted at AI-powered real-time phone call translation features. If implemented, these advancements could give Samsung a unique edge in the increasingly AI-driven smartphone market, particularly against Google’s AI-infused Pixel 8 Pro.
We should hear more exciting updates on Samsung’s latest flagships once they go official next month. Stay tuned!
