[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text dp_text_size=”size-4″]In the realm of top-tier Samsung smartphones, the utilization of an Armor Aluminum chassis has become a hallmark, offering enhanced durability and a premium aesthetic.
Looking forward to the anticipated Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra release, there is speculation that the Korean tech giant is considering a notable upgrade by incorporating a titanium frame. This shift to titanium, known for its density and strength surpassing that of aluminum, could provide heightened resistance against the daily wear and tear such as scratches and dings.
Traditionally, adopting a denser material like titanium for the central frame would lead to increased device weight. Surprisingly, this might not be the case with the upcoming Galaxy S24 Ultra.
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Renowned Samsung insider, Ice Universe, suggests that the Galaxy S24 Ultra is projected to maintain a weight of 233g, actually 1g less than its predecessor, the Galaxy S23 Ultra. In comparison, the iPhone 14 Pro Max employs a stainless steel chassis and registers a weight of 240g.
While the difference may seem minor, a reduction of six grams compared to the S23 Ultra can significantly impact the device’s one-handed usability and overall handling experience. Interestingly, there are reports indicating that Apple is also considering the incorporation of titanium chassis in its upcoming iPhone 15 Pro series, potentially leading to lighter devices compared to their 2023 models.
In addition to the prospective titanium chassis, the Galaxy S24 Ultra is expected to feature an upgraded 50MP telephoto camera with 3x zoom. Beyond enhancing image quality at 3x zoom, the 50MP sensor is anticipated to improve image performance across various zoom levels ranging from 4x to 9.9x.
Rumors surrounding the Galaxy S24 lineup extend to other potential enhancements as well. These include a potential return to utilizing Exynos processors in specific markets, the integration of an upgraded generation AMOLED panel, and the implementation of faster charging capabilities.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
