Face-to-Face: Design Comparison Distinguishing between the Galaxy S23 and S24 is tough initially. But the S24's flat edges, akin to iPhone, and color options stand out.
Build Quality Both devices have aluminum frames, yet the Galaxy S24 stands out with its sturdier Armor Aluminum frame and matte finish. IP68 rating and USB-C port remain consistent.
Display: Enhanced Visibility and Refresh Rate The Galaxy S24 boasts a 6.17-inch display, slightly bigger than the S23's 6.1 inches. Peak brightness has surged to 2,600 nits, enhancing visibility.
Battery Life and Charging The Galaxy S24 sees a slight uptick in battery to 4,000 mAh, a 2.5% change from S23. It may not notably affect performance but is noteworthy for power-conscious users.
Processor Performance: Snapdragon Gen 2 vs. Gen 3 The Galaxy S24, featuring Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 in the US (or Exynos 2400 globally), offers a slight performance boost over the S23.
Camera Evolution Galaxy S24's camera resembles its predecessor but has improved processing for softer images. Both phones have a 3X zoom camera and enhanced ultra-wide photo processing.
Software Changes: One UI 6.1 The Galaxy S24 introduces Samsung One UI 6.1, highlighting Galaxy AI integration. Notable features include real-time call translation and AI-driven text editing.
Extended Software Support The Galaxy S24 series offers extended software support, with seven years of Android updates and security patches, aligning with the Google Pixel 8 series.
Price Point Pondering Samsung released the Galaxy S24 lineup on January 17, 2024, with pre-orders open instantly. Pricing stays consistent with 2023 flagships at $799 and $999.