He identified key differences between these models that could influence consumer choice.
The Galaxy S24 Ultra turned out to be thinner, shorter and lighter than its predecessor, but also slightly wider. One of the notable changes is the titanium frame of the new model instead of the aluminum frame of the S23 Ultra.
When it comes to security, the Galaxy S24 Ultra outperforms its predecessor. Both smartphones are equipped with 6.8-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X Infinity-O displays, but the S24 Ultra has a higher screen resolution – 3120 × 1440 pixels versus 3088 × 1440 pixels for the S23 Ultra.
The peak brightness of the S24 Ultra’s display is also significantly higher; 2,600 nits versus 1,750 nits for the S23 Ultra. It’s important to note that the S23 Ultra’s screen is slightly curved, while the S24 Ultra’s panel is completely flat.
The fingerprint scanners and front cameras on both devices are the same. But the main cameras are different: the S24 Ultra replaces the 10MP periscope with 10x optical zoom with a 50MP sensor with 5x zoom, offering better image quality even at 10x zoom.
Both smartphones run Android 14 but the Galaxy S24 Ultra runs One UI 6.1 while the S23 Ultra runs One UI 6.0.
Additionally, the Galaxy S24 Ultra will receive updates for 7 years instead of 3 years for the S23 Ultra. The new flagship in the field of artificial intelligence functions surpasses its predecessor.
While the Galaxy S24 Ultra was only available with 12 GB RAM, the S23 Ultra also had an 8 GB RAM version. Both smartphones are equipped with powerful processors and support working with a stylus.
The new product sounds better thanks to stereo speakers, and the battery capacity and charging power remain unchanged. However, the Galaxy S24 Ultra lasts noticeably longer on a single charge.
Despite the high cost of the Galaxy S24 Ultra, the blogger believes that the upgrade is worth it for owners of older models such as the Galaxy S22 Ultra or S21 Ultra.
Source: Ferra
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