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Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra won't be heavier than the S23 Ultra despite the titanium frame

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Sagar 17 August 2023

Samsung Android Rumors

The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra unveiled a few months ago has an Armor Aluminum frame. However, next year's Galaxy S24 Ultra will be more durable since it's said to have a titanium frame. And if you thought that would make the S24 Ultra heavier, reliable tipster Ice Universe has good news for you.

The tipster said the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra will weigh 233g, making it 1g lighter than the Galaxy S23 Ultra. That's impressive if true since titanium is denser and tougher than aluminum, and it would be interesting to know how Samsung achieved this.

Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra

Previous rumors claim the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra will have an upgraded screen and a 50MP 3x telephoto camera replacing the 10MP 3x telephoto unit on the S23 Ultra. However, Samsung will continue to use the 200MP primary camera, 10MP 10x periscope unit, and 12MP selfie shooter from the S23 Ultra on its successor.

We are months away from the unveiling of the Galaxy S24 Ultra, but you can expect more details about it to keep surfacing in the lead-up to the launch.

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  • Anonymous
  • NK6
  • 12 Dec 2023

True aluminum is spelt like that

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  • Anonymous
  • XVs
  • 24 Aug 2023

Aluminum is the standard spelling in American English.

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  • Anonymous
  • Kxv
  • 22 Aug 2023

You really do have a problem with spelling aluminium correctly.

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