As the days tick down we’re getting closer and closer to the official unveiling of theSamsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, likely towards the end of January 2024. But this being Samsung there are already plenty of leaks to go around including a new one that appears to have outed what the phone will look like - even ifitis in a rather uninspiring black colour.
If this latest leak is to be believed the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra will have more than a passing resemblance to the currentGalaxy S23 Ultra, something that is unlikely to be a surprise to many people. The leak comes from a previously reliable source as well, so this might well be the Galaxy S24 Ultra that will hit store shelves in a few months.
Slimmer bezels and a change in dimensions
This collection of renders comes courtesy ofSmartprixin collaboration with the leaker Onleaks, so we’re relatively confident in sharing them here. The report also details some of the most notable aspects of the design including slightly thinner bezels around its 6.8-inch display. It’s thought that the Galaxy S24 Ultra will have some “of the narrowest bezels seen on any smartphone, achieving a symmetrical and aesthetically pleasing look.” This comes after theiPhone 15 ProandiPhone 15 Pro Maxrecently launched with their own ever-diminishing bezels.
The renders also confirm that there’s a place for the S Pen as expected, while we also see an ultra-wideband antenna on the right side of the device itself. That side is also worth noting in another context - we’re told that the new phone will be “slightly shorter but wider than its predecessor,” too.
In terms of weight, it’ll come in at 1g lighter than the older model at 233g, while we can also expect more interesting colours to be offered than that boring black as well.
As for the rest of the specifications, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and up to 16GB of RAM should ensure this is a fast phone, while a 200-megapixel main camera will capture plenty of attention. Table stakes like water resistance and wireless charging will also be included, as will an in-display fingerprint scanner. 45W wired charging for the 5,000mAh battery might be a disappointment to those who like ultra-faster chargers, though.
As for when all of this will be made official, rumourspoint to an 18 January unveilingat an as-yet unconfirmed Samsung Unpacked event.
