Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra Specifications Tipped Online

We’re still months from the Galaxy S24 series launch, yet leaks and rumors about the phones in the lineup are showing up on the internet almost every day. Today, known Indian tipster Yogesh Brar has tipped several details about the upcoming flagship, including its screen size, camera sensors, processor, and battery size. Here’s everything we know about the Galaxy S24 Ultra.

Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra Leaked Specifications

The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra could feature a 6.8-inch QHD+ Dynamic AMOLED display with LTPO technology (up to 120Hz refresh rate). Unlike the metallic frame on the Galaxy S23 Ultra, the S24 Ulltra could come with a Titanium frame. It is noteworthy that the Galaxy S24 Ultra competitors, the iPhone 15 Pro models, are also expected to arrive with a Titanium frame.

Under the hood, the Galaxy S24 Ultra could run on the unreleased Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC, co-developed by Samsung and TSMC on the 4nm fabrication technology. This corroborates the claims that the high-end S24 will stick with a Snapdragon chip in all markets, while the vanilla Galaxy S24 and the S24 Plus could come with both Snapdragon and Exynos chipsets.

Indian tipster Yogesh Brar leaks Galaxy S24 Ultra’s specs on X

The smartphone’s rear panel will house a quad-camera setup, including an optimized version of the HP2 sensor on the Galaxy S23 Ultra, a new 50MP telephoto lens for up to 3x optical zoom, a 12MP sensor, and a 10MP sensor. On the front, the smartphone should offer a 12MP selfie shooter. Powering the smartphone is the same 5,000 mAh battery we’ve seen on the S23 Ultra, which supports up to 45W fast charging.

Since the smartphone will come out early next year, it should run on One UI 6.0 based on Android 14. Apart from the leaked specifications, it is safe to say that the smartphone will come with an in-display fingerprint scanner, support wireless charging, and an inbuilt S Pen.

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