Samsung is on the cusp of introducing their latest flagship smartphones, the Galaxy S24 Series. Evidently, these devices are already in production, and leaks indicate that they are currently undergoing certification testing in various regions.
The most recent leak revolves around the 3C certification from China, revealing a glimpse of the Galaxy S24 series’ specifications. In terms of power, the Galaxy S24 (SM-S9210) is set to support 25W fast charging. Meanwhile, both the Galaxy S24+ (SM-S9260) and Galaxy S24 Ultra (SM-S9280) will maintain the previous fast charging standard of 45W—a rate that’s impressively swift. Notably, there doesn’t appear to be an upgrade in this aspect compared to the previous series.
Regrettably, there haven’t been any additional leaks disclosed based on the information gleaned from this certification. Nonetheless, from previous leaks, some intriguing specifications have come to light.
For instance, concerning the Galaxy S24 Ultra, there have been rumors suggesting that it will sport a remarkable 200MP primary camera sensor, accompanied by a 50MP telephoto camera and a 10MP periscope camera.
Furthermore, it’s worth noting that the entire Samsung Galaxy S24 Series lineup will be equipped with either the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC or, in certain regions, the Exynos 2400. The choice of processors is bound to ignite fervent discussions among tech enthusiasts.
