Samsung Galaxy S24 (with Exynos) review: The compact flagship, even smarter!

The Galaxy S24 is Samsung’s latest compact flagship phone for 2024 and many people have high expectations from it. Design-wise, it is almost identical to its predecessor. The changes are subtle, but they include new colors, materials, and improvements to the screen and battery. However, a major change is represented by the fact that Samsung is again using an Exynos processor in European markets. And to make things even more interesting, the Galaxy S24 also has some unique AI features that promise to enhance the user experience. Do they work well? And is the new Exynos 2400 chipset able to handle AI tasks well? In this review, I’ll share my impressions of the Samsung Galaxy S24 with an Exynos chipset, covering its design, features, photo and video quality, software, and performance. If you’re interested in finding out whether it is a good option for you, keep reading:

Samsung Galaxy S24: Who is it good for?

The Samsung Galaxy S24 is an excellent choice if you:

• Want a compact, high-performance Android smartphone
• Need a well built smartphone with durable materials, and an excellent display
• Yearn for a phone that can do some smart things using AI (Artificial Intelligence)
• You want excellent software support with 7 years of updates

Pros and cons

These are the things I like most about the Samsung Galaxy S24:

• High-end performance in any type of workload, including games
• Bright AMOLED screen with fast adaptive refresh rate and HDR10+
• Beautiful minimalist design
• Top-notch photography and video skills
• Available with very fast storage and lots of memory
• It is tougher than the previous Galaxy S23 model
• IP68-rated for resistance against dust and water
• Good battery life

There are a few things that can be improved:

• Fast charging is slow compared to flagships from other brands
• The 128 GB version uses the older and slower UFS 3.1 storage interface
• No support for memory cards

Verdict

When I heard that the European version of the Samsung Galaxy S24 has an Exynos 2400 chipset, I was skeptical whether it could successfully compete with the Snapdragon chipsets powering other flagships. Fortunately, my testing has revealed not only that it can compete but also that the Samsung Galaxy S24 is great in mobile games and other tasks where the graphics chip needs to deliver high performance. This is an excellent achievement, and I must say that I like this phone a lot. The Samsung Galaxy S24 is an Android smartphone with a compact body and a simple yet elegant matte look. Its high-quality display is a bit larger than last year’s Galaxy S23, its body is tougher, the cameras take high-quality pictures and record beautiful videos, and the Exynos 2400 chipset delivers a whole lot of performance. To top all that off, the One UI 6.1 interface we get on the Galaxy S24 offers some incredibly useful smart AI-powered features. Samsung Galaxy S24 proved to be a highly pleasant surprise, and I recommend it to anyone looking for a small-sized flagship.

Unboxing the Samsung Galaxy S24

The box of the Samsung Galaxy S24 smartphone is fairly small, matching the size of the smartphone. Its design is minimalistic, and its top cover features only a picture of the phone’s back and its name: Galaxy S24. On one side, you can see the device’s main specs, serial number, and IMEI numbers. The other sides are devoid of any content. On the bottom of the box, you find out that Samsung chose to use soy ink for printing and recycled materials to manufacture the packaging, thus minimizing its carbon footprint. That’s worth appreciating. The box of the Samsung Galaxy S24 Inside the box, you will find the Samsung Galaxy S24. Along with it, there are some essential documents (such as the quick start guide and the warranty details), a SIM ejection tool, and a USB-C cable. The box doesn’t contain a charger, so you will have to either purchase one separately or use one you already own. Unboxing the Samsung Galaxy S24 The Samsung Galaxy S24 comes in a minimalist and elegant box that contains only the essentials. You don’t get any extras like a smartphone cover, a fast charger, or earphones. I wish Samsung would stop copying Apple in this regard. Don’t you?

Design and build quality

The Samsung Galaxy S24 is the smaller member of the S24 family, which also includes the Galaxy S24+ and the Galaxy S24 Ultra. Weighing 168 grams (5.89 oz) and measuring 147 x 70.6 x 7.6 mm (or 5.79 x 2.78 x 0.30 inches) in width x depth x height, the S24 feels almost identical to last year’s Galaxy S23. Still, among other hardware upgrades, the company also managed to somehow squeeze a 6.2-inch display on the Galaxy S24. That’s slightly larger than the 6.1-inch screen found on the previous Samsung Galaxy S23. The screen of the Samsung Galaxy S24 The body of the phone is crafted on an aluminum frame (version 2), which Samsung advertises to offer more durability against drops than its predecessors. The display and the rear panel are shielded by the newest Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2, which improves the phone’s ability to withstand scratches. Moreover, the S24 also holds an IP68 certification for protection against dust and water (up to 30 minutes at a depth of 1.5 meters).

The back of the Samsung Galaxy S24 Samsung offers the Galaxy S24 smartphone in a variety of color options. You can pick from seven matte shades: Onyx Black, Marble Grey, Cobalt Violet, Jade Green, Sandstone Orange, Sapphire Blue, and Amber Yellow. I had the opportunity to test the latter - Amber Yellow. Color options for the Samsung Galaxy S24 The display covers almost the entire front of the device, with extremely thin bezels and a discreet camera cutout at the top. The speaker is also cleverly hidden above the camera, making the front look sleek and elegant. Samsung Galaxy S24's selfie camera The phone’s left edge lacks any features, as the other sides are where you’ll find the buttons, speakers, charging port, etc. The left edge is empty You’ll find the power and volume buttons on the phone’s right side. They are slim but long and stick out a bit, so you can feel them easily, even without looking at them. Also, since this is a compact phone, the buttons are easy to press with either hand. The right edge holds the buttons On the upper edge of the device, there’s only a pair of tiny openings for the microphone. The top edge is home to two microphone holes As usual, the phone’s bottom edge has the most features/components. Located here, you’ll find the SIM card slot, the main mic, the USB-C port, and the loudspeaker. The bottom edge holds the SIM, microphone, USB-C port, and loudspeaker The smartphone’s rear side features a triple-camera system, an LED flash, and the Samsung logo. The camera system has a similar design to the previous Galaxy S23 model: three lenses that slightly stick out from the back of the device. They have an elegant and minimalistic appearance, unlike the bulky and conspicuous camera modules on many other phones. Furthermore, thanks to its compact size and matte glass on the back, the phone has a good grip and feels good to hold in your hand. The back of the phone is matte The Samsung Galaxy S24 is a well-designed and well-built smartphone that you’ll like holding in your hand. It has a similarly elegant appearance to the previous model, with a similar compact size.

Hardware specifications

Depending on the region or country you live in, the Samsung Galaxy S24 can be equipped with either a Qualcomm or an Exynos SoC (System on a Chip). In the United States, Canada, and China, the S24 uses a Qualcomm SM8650-AC Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy. In the rest of the world, including Europe (where I reside), the Galaxy S24 is based on a Samsung Exynos 2400 chipset, and this is the model I tested. The Exynos 2400 is fabricated using a 4-nanometer process and features 10 cores:

• one 3.2 GHz Cortex-X4
• two 2.9 GHz Cortex-A720
• three 2.6 GHz Cortex-A720
• four 1.95 GHz Cortex-A520

The Exynos 2400 chipset also includes an Xclipse 940 graphics unit built on AMD’s RDNA 3 architecture with hardware-accelerated ray tracing. Furthermore, the NPU (Neural Processing Unit) inside the chipset is theoretically capable of delivering up to 14.7x improvement over the previous-gen Exynos 2200. In case you’re wondering, the NPU is a part of the SoC that’s specifically designed to accelerate neural network operations and AI (Artificial Intelligence) tasks - a focus area for this year’s S24 line-up.

Tech specs for the Samsung Galaxy S24 The Samsung Galaxy S24 smartphone is available in three different versions in terms of memory and storage capacity:

• 8 GB of RAM plus 128 GB of storage,
• 8 GB of RAM plus 256 GB of storage,
• 12 GB of RAM plus 256 GB of storage,
• 12 GB of RAM plus 512 GB of storage.

Except for the 128 GB version that uses UFS 3.1 for its storage, the other models (with 256 GB and 512 GB) all come with UFS 4.0 storage. UFS stands for Universal Flash Storage and is a standard interface designed for use in devices where power consumption is paramount. UFS 3.1 is fast, but UFS 4.0 is even faster, delivering data reading and writing speeds comparable to those of solid-state drives. Though the model I tested was the more affordable one (8 GB RAM with 128 GB of storage), I recommend looking into the versions with more capacity (256 or 512 GB) for the best experience. The smartphone doesn’t offer support for memory cards, and roughly 27 GB of storage is taken by the operating system and default apps. Memory and storage details The Samsung Galaxy S24 offers dual-SIM functionality, allowing you to use two nano-SIM cards, two eSIM cards, or a combination of both. The Samsung Galaxy S24 is a dual-SIM phone The screen of the Samsung Galaxy S24 features a 6.2-inch Dynamic LTPO AMOLED 2X display with a high FHD+ resolution (1080 x 2340 pixels) and a sharp 416 ppi (pixels per inch) density. The display supports a maximum refresh rate of 120 Hz, is compatible with HDR10+, and can reach a peak brightness of 2600 nits for outdoor visibility. The display has adaptive brightness and refresh rate In terms of cameras, the Samsung Galaxy S24 includes:

• A primary wide camera based on a 50-megapixel sensor, with an aperture of f/1.8, Dual Pixel PDAF (phase-detection autofocus), and OIS (optical image stabilization).
• A secondary telephoto camera based on a 10-megapixel sensor with 3x optical zoom, f/2.4 aperture, PDAF, and OIS.
• A third ultrawide camera based on a 12-megapixel sensor with a 120˚ field of view, f/2.2 aperture, and support for Super Steady video recording.
• A 12-megapixel selfie camera with an aperture of f/2.2 and Dual Pixel PDAF.

Using the rear cameras, the smartphone can record video in 8K resolution at 30 frames per second (fps), 4K at 30/60 fps, or 1080p at 30/60fps. Videos can also be captured with HDR10+, stereo sound, and gyro-EIS (Electronic Image Stabilization) for steadier recording. The selfie camera maxes at 4K and 30/60 fps, but it can also use HDR10+ for video recordings. The rear cameras on the Samsung Galaxy S24 The Samsung Galaxy S24 is compatible with both LTE and 5G networks, offering fast and reliable mobile connectivity. It features a Bluetooth 5.3 chip for low-energy and high-speed data transfers with other devices, and it also supports Wi-Fi 6 (2.4 and 5 GHz) and Wi-Fi 6E (6 GHz) standards for wireless networks. There’s also an NFC chip, which is useful for making wireless payments, plus a range of other various sensors, such as an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner (under the display), an accelerometer, a proximity sensor, a gyroscope, a compass, and a barometer. Samsung's Galaxy S24 has Wi-Fi 6E The Samsung Galaxy S24 is powered by a 4000 mAh Li-Po non-removable battery. It should be enough to last you for a whole day. It also supports 25W PD3.0 wired fast charging and 15W wireless charging. Battery details for the Samsung Galaxy S24 If you want more information about this smartphone’s specs and features, you can check them all on its official webpage: Samsung Galaxy S24. The Samsung Galaxy S24 is more or less an incremental upgrade over last year’s S23. The new compact flagship features a faster processor, a stronger metal body, and a slightly larger display and battery. How does the Samsung Galaxy S24 perform in real life? On the next page, I’ll show you what using it was like for me. I’ll also tell you a bit about the phone’s cameras, software, and how it fared in several benchmarks. I also compare it to the Samsung Galaxy S23 so that you get a better perspective on the performance improvements delivered by the new model.

The smartphone experience on the Samsung Galaxy S24

I am impressed by the Samsung Galaxy S24 smartphone, even though it is equipped with an Exynos 2400 chipset. It proved to be powerful and capable of doing everything I need, from surfing the web to playing games. It feels great in my hand, with a smooth, elegant design and a matte glass back that doesn’t slip. Among other things, I loved the screen of the Samsung Galaxy S24. Although I’ve read about some people complaining about its colors, I found them to be quite natural. Moreover, the display is extremely bright and clear. So much so that I could actually see everything, even in direct sunlight. And even if the Galaxy S24 is a compact smartphone, its screen is big enough to enjoy all kinds of media, from movies to games to social media. The screen on the Samsung Galaxy S24 is very bright The Samsung Galaxy S24 does a great job during phone calls as well. It has superb sound quality and signal reception, so you can enjoy clear and smooth conversations with your friends and family. In the calls I had, I could hear every word clearly, and all the people I talked to appreciated how well they could hear me on the other end. Phone calls are of the highest quality The sound quality of the loudspeaker on this smartphone is good, delivering clear and undistorted audio even when maxing out the volume. However, low frequencies (bass) sound a bit thin and weak. Still, that’s to be expected from any phone, no matter how high-end it is. Both the face unlocking feature and the ultrasonic fingerprint reader found under the display work well and quickly. The latter is better and more precise than the fingerprint scanners I’ve seen on most other smartphones. Face and fingerprint unlocking work well If you love gaming, you’ll love the Samsung Galaxy S24. This smartphone lets you enjoy mobile games with amazing graphics and smooth performance. Whether you’re into battle-royales like Fortnite, action RPGs like Diablo Immortal or Genshin Impact, or racing games like Asphalt 9: Legends, you’ll have a blast playing them on this smartphone. The Galaxy S24 is super responsive, has a high refresh rate, and delivers stunning image quality. Gaming on the Samsung Galaxy S24 I was disappointed with the Samsung Galaxy S24 regarding fast charging. It took much longer than I expected, even with an original Samsung 25W fast charger. It took me 75 minutes to go from 0% to 100%, which is no longer acceptable for a flagship phone in 2024. Many cheaper smartphones can charge much faster, and some can even do it in half an hour or less. Samsung must improve its fast-charging technology if it wants to keep pace with other brands. Battery charging time for the Samsung Galaxy S24 The Samsung Galaxy S24 is a beautiful phone that I loved using. Its screen is great, the chipset helps it run smoothly in any situation, and the sound quality is excellent. Moreover, the S24 also lasted me a whole day on a single charge. The only thing I wish it had was a faster charging speed.

The camera experience on the Samsung Galaxy S24

The camera setup on the Samsung Galaxy S24 appears to be similar, if not the same as the one we got on the previous Galaxy S23 model. On the phone's rear side, there’s a main 50 MP camera, a 10 MP telephoto camera, and a 12 MP ultrawide camera. On the front, we get a 12 MP selfie camera. The camera setup seems identical to the Galaxy S23 The Camera app is the same one found on last year’s S23 and other Galaxy devices. Featuring a simple and intuitive design, the app allows you to easily switch between different photo and video modes by tapping buttons or swiping on the screen. You can also use the professional mode or install the separate Expert RAW app to adjust more advanced settings for your shots. The Camera app and shooting modes The cameras found on the Samsung Galaxy S24 don’t let down. As expected, they are able to capture excellent photos and videos in any situation. Whether you use the main, the ultrawide, or the telephoto camera, you will get vibrant but natural colors, sharp details, balanced contrast, and excellent dynamic range. If you’d like to get an idea of what to expect in terms of photo quality, check this gallery I’ve prepared: The Galaxy S24 excels at night photography, too. The photos taken with the main are bright, clear, and with little noise, even in very dark scenes. The ultrawide and the telephoto don’t do as well in low-light environments, as the photos you shoot with them have slightly more noise. However, despite the challenging lighting conditions, the Galaxy S24 still manages to capture photos that surpass the Galaxy S23 in quality. Night photography with the Samsung Galaxy S24 The selfie camera is also top-notch, managing to capture photos that are sharp and with natural-looking skin tones, even in low-light conditions. Selfie portraits are excellent The video performance is also impressive. You can do 4K at 60 fps on all cameras, and the main sensor can also go up to 8K at 30 fps. Video recording in 4K is excellent, and the image stabilization is smooth. You can watch a sample I shot in 4K at 60 fps here: Video recording in 8K is good, too, although not at the same level as 4K at 60 fps. However, if there’s not a lot of movement in your viewfinder, the results are quite adequate, I’d say. Here’s a sample to know what to expect: While shooting video at 8K resolution might be tempting to some, you should consider that it requires a lot of storage space, and since this smartphone doesn’t have a slot for microSD cards, you may want to stick with video recording in 1080p or 4K resolutions. Here’s a 4K video sample that I recorded at 60 fps: Although the cameras on the Samsung Galaxy S24 seem to be the same as those on the previous Galaxy S23, they have been tweaked and deliver a fantastic photo-shooting and video-recording experience. I think it’s safe to say that the Galaxy S24 is one of the best camera phones on the market today.

Android 14, One UI 6.1, and bundled apps

The Galaxy S24 comes with OneUI 6.1 preinstalled, which is based on Android 14. Furthermore, Samsung promises to offer seven years of operating system and security updates. That’s a long time and a significant increase from the usual four to five years we got for previous Samsung smartphones. The Samsung Galaxy S24 comes with One UI 6.1 (Android 14) One UI 6.1, the latest version of Samsung’s Android skin, was launched with the Galaxy S24 series but will also be available for other Galaxy devices. It comes with several user interface changes and improvements, such as smoother animations, a new quick panel layout, and adaptive color balance, but most importantly, it also includes some…

Smart AI features

There are quite a few interesting AI-powered features available in the One UI 6.1 interface found on the Galaxy S24 series. Some are really exciting, like Circle to search, Live translate, and Generative edit. Samsung's Galaxy S24 has smart AI features TIP: One of the most fun features is the capability to generate wallpapers using Samsung's generative AI. Here's how it works: How to create a phone wallpaper with Galaxy AI. For instance, with Circle to search, you can draw a circle around anything on your screen and get instant information from sites like Google, Wikipedia, or YouTube. Live translate lets you talk in languages you don’t speak by translating both your voice and the one of the person on the other end of the call, all in real time. And with Generative edit, you can take advantage of the power of generative artificial intelligence to add background blur, improve badly shot photos, and even resize, remove, or reposition objects in your photos. Using Circle to search on the Samsung Galaxy S24 Though there’s no time to describe everything you can do using AI on Galaxy S24 devices, we will investigate and write tutorials on how to get the most out of these features. Until we manage to do that, if you’d like to get a better overview of what to expect, you can check out this web page: Galaxy AI.

Bundled apps

The Samsung Galaxy S24 comes with several pre-installed apps, including Microsoft 365, OneDrive, LinkedIn, and Outlook from Microsoft, as well as the standard Google apps. Home screen and default apps on the Samsung Galaxy S24 Additionally, the following apps are also available on the device:

• Calculator - provides you with various tools for mathematical operations and other calculations.
• Calendar - helps you manage your schedule and events.
• Facebook - the app of the popular social media platform and a place where we spend too much time. I am considering uninstalling it from all my devices. What about you?
• Gallery - allows you to view, edit, and manage your photos and videos on your Samsung Galaxy S24.
• Gaming Hub - combines a game store and a gaming platform. You can access games without downloading or installing them, and you can also use it to adjust the performance settings for your game.
• My Files - a file manager that lets you access and manage your files on your device and cloud storage.
• Notes - lets you create and manage notes using a simple and intuitive interface.
• Samsung Free - a service that provides news and other content on Samsung devices. While similar to Google Discover, in my opinion, it’s not as good.
• Samsung Galaxy Shop - an app that lets you buy new devices, trade in old ones, or access exclusive offers and rewards from Samsung.
• Samsung Health - it helps you monitor and improve your health and wellness, if you own and use other compatible Samsung devices.
• Samsung Internet - a web browser made by Samsung. I prefer Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, but to each its own.
• Samsung Members - allows you to access exclusive benefits, get personalized support, and connect with other Samsung enthusiasts.
• Samsung SmartThings - allows you to control and monitor your smart home devices from anywhere. You can also use it to integrate your Samsung devices with popular services like Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa, or find your missing Samsung devices.
• Samsung Store - an alternative app store for Samsung Galaxy devices.
• Smart Switch - you can use it to transfer everything (files, apps, games, etc.) from your old phone to your new Samsung Galaxy S24.
• Samsung Wearable - helps you connect your Samsung wearable devices to your Galaxy S24.
• Spotify - the app of the popular music streaming service that lets you listen to millions of songs, podcasts, and playlists.
• Tips - provides useful tips and tricks for various features and settings available on your Galaxy S24.
• Voice Recorder - allows you to record sound on your Samsung Galaxy S24. It can be quite useful when you need to record lectures, meetings, interviews, memos, etc.

The One UI 6.1 user interface on the Samsung Galaxy S24 comes with improvements and some exciting AI features that will certainly change the way you use your smartphone. Furthermore, this phone will also get seven years of OS updates and security patches, which is quite an amazing promise from Samsung.

Performance in benchmarks

To evaluate Samsung’s Galaxy S24 performance, I ran several tests to see how it handles multitasking, gaming, and everyday tasks. I also decided to compare it to last years Samsung Galaxy S23 which was equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy chipset. I did this because I was curious to find out whether the new Exynos 2400 chipset is superior or not. Here’s what I found out: In Geekbench 6, the Samsung Galaxy S24 offers significant to massive improvements across the whole board. It got better scores than the Galaxy S23 in all the tests, both for the CPU (processor) and the GPU (graphics unit). In CPU Single-Core, there’s a 7% increase in performance, in CPU Multi-Core, the step-up is 30%, in GPU OpenCL, I saw a boost of 46%, and in GPU Vulkan, the improvement in performance went over 70%! I’d say that’s quite a remarkable feat that paints a clear picture of how much of an upgrade the Samsung Galaxy S24 is compared to the Galaxy S23. Benchmark results in Geekbench 6 Geekbench ML is a benchmarking tool that measures the performance of machine learning workloads. In its tests, the Samsung Galaxy S24 showed that it’s better equipped for AI-powered tasks than its predecessor, the Galaxy S23. As you probably heard, the heavy-lifter in Artificial Intelligence tasks is the GPU (graphics chip). However, depending on how the developers create their AI-based apps and how the operating system handles operations, some AI tasks can be processed either by the CPU (processor), the GPU (graphics unit), or the NPU (neural processing unit) if one is available on the device. In Geekbench ML, the Galaxy S24 got 1110 points for the CPU, 1772 points for the GPU, and 500 points for the NPU. Comparing these scores to the ones of the Galaxy S23, we see a performance increase of 9.8% for the CPU and 66.7% for the GPU! The score of the NPU, which usually is responsible for smaller and more repetitive AI tasks, showed a 20% decrease in performance from a Samsung Galaxy S23 equipped with a Qualcomm SM8550-AC Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy chipset. Benchmark results in Geekbench ML Next, I tested the Samsung Galaxy S24 with 3DMark’s Solar Bay and Wild Life Extreme benchmarks. In Solar Bay, a test that measures gaming performance when using ray tracing and other advanced visual effects, the Galaxy S24 scored 7884 points, which represents a massive 42% performance increase compared to the Galaxy S23! In Wild Life Extreme, the S24 managed 4018 points. Though smaller, the increase in performance from a Galaxy S23 is still notable: over 8%. The results are quite outstanding, proving that the Samsung Galaxy S24 can easily handle even the most demanding games at high frame rates and high-quality settings. Benchmark results in 3DMark I also used PCMark for Android to test the smartphone’s daily performance in more common tasks. The Samsung Galaxy S24 got a massive score of 17880 points in the Work 3.0 performance test, which translates into a 16.6% increase from the Galaxy S23. Benchmark results in PCMark I didn’t test the 5G mobile performance of the Samsung Galaxy S24, as my current provider does not offer reliable 5G coverage. However, I did test its internet speed on my Wi-Fi 6 network using Ookla’s Speedtest. The Galaxy S24 delivered impressive results, reaching a download speed of 772 Mbps and an upload peak rate of 643 Mbps. The video test concluded with an excellent result, too, showing that the wireless speed is more than enough to stream video in up to 4K (2160p) resolutions. Internet speed benchmark results in Speedtest Last but not least, to measure the battery performance, I ran PCMark’s Battery Life 3.0 test on the Galaxy S24. Before that, I manually adjusted the screen brightness to 40%. The phone lasted for 13 hours and 23 minutes, which is a good score. It shows that the phone has a power-efficient chipset and a reliable battery life. You can expect to use it for a full day without needing to plug it in. Battery life benchmark result Benchmarks show that the Samsung Galaxy S24 is clearly a high-end Android smartphone that’s able to offer top-notch performance in any workload or game. Moreover, Samsung’s Exynos 2400 chipset is quite excellent, and it performs admirably, especially in tasks where the graphics chip is important. Therefore, I am happy to report that the Exynos 2400 chipset powering the Galaxy S24 is great for mobile gaming. I believe that the times when Qualcomm’s mobile chipsets were notably better than Samsung’s Exynos alternatives have now ended, and that’s amazing. It’s about time Qualcomm and Apple had more competition.

What do you think of the Samsung Galaxy S24?

This was a lot to take in and a lot for me to test and write. I hope this review helped you get a better understanding of what the Samsung Galaxy S24 has to offer in terms of design, features, performance, and camera quality. Before closing, I would like to know how you feel about this smartphone. Are you planning to buy a Samsung Galaxy S24? Share your thoughts in the comments section. Oh, and if you want to see more reviews from us, feel free to subscribe to our newsletter.