Samsung Galaxy S24 review

On the off chance that you think the Samsung Galaxy S24 is essential compared to the powerful Universe S24 Ultra, think once more. The littler Galaxy S24 may be a super-powered wonder, with all the preparing control of Samsung’s best phone, packed into a much littler plan that’s simpler to fit into a in vogue take.

You’ will play games, obviously, and the  S24 may be a gaming powerhouse, made superior by its take-anywhere measure. This phone effectively beats the iPhone 15 in side-by-side gaming tests, and it approaches Professional control in terms of processing and efficiency. It can indeed run Samsung DeX, the desktop environment that produces your phone work like a genuine computer once you plug in a console, screen, and mouse.

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Whereas Apple scrimps on the CPU in its iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 additionally, giving those phones a last-generation processor, Samsung blesses each  S24 phone with the same Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, at slightest. Galaxy S24 furthermore might utilize the Samsung Semiconductor Exynos 2400 chipset,

The result may be a phone that not as it were runs quick, but too runs a long time, as we’ve seen incredible battery execution from phones with the most recent Snapdragon on board. In battery life, Samsung Galaxy S24 effortlessly beats competitors at this measure and cost, enduring hours longer than the iPhone 15 or Pixel 8.

The System S24 encompasses a show that can wrench out breathtaking brightness, in spite of the fact that it isn’t the brightest or the most honed show you’ll discover. I had no complaints, indeed in spite of the fact that I ought to wear my perusing glasses to studied fine print at the most noteworthy determination setting on the System S24. The show looks brilliant, no matter how shinning or dim it was set.

• Looks a lot like an iPhone 15
• Lots of unique color options 

The latest Galaxy, the Galaxy S24, is much closer to the iPhone 15 design than it has been in many years, while the S24 Ultra looks just a bit more unique. It’s the curve at the corners of the display that really bring home the similarity. The Galaxy S24, like an iPhone, is well-rounded at the corners, while the S24 Ultra is all right angles.

This isn’t a terrible thing, it just isn’t very unique. At least Samsung has some nice colors for this model. My review unit came in camber yellow, which is very pretty. More vibrant are the Sandstone Orange and Amber Yellow options. I wish they were a bit more saturated and prime, but they do look natural, with a nice matte finish and texture to the back glass.

Samsung still does a great job keeping its phones thin and light. This is no Ultra, and if you want a phone you can use with one hand, the Galaxy S24 is a great option. It’s thinner than the iPhone or Google Pixel, and it’s also the lightest of the bunch. Usually a lighter phone means less battery inside, but the Galaxy S24 beats all competitors for battery life, so it’s not a concern.

Samsung could be a perpetual favorite when it comes to smartphone shows, and the Galaxy S24 is no disillusionment, but it too isn’t the clear champ in any angle. I delighted in perusing web pages, playing diversions, and altering photographs on the littler screen, and indeed little content was neat and sharp (with appropriate eyewear). The screen was too bounty shinning, indeed in open air daylight taking photographs with the camera.

Samsung isn’t giving us the most honed show with the System S24, and it’s odd for the company to drop behind a bit. The Google Pixel 8 and iPhone 15 both have the next pixel thickness, making them in fact more honed, in spite of the fact that you might not take note the distinction. The Samsung  S24 can get brighter than both of those phones, but OnePlus is pulling a few 4,500 nit enchantment out of its cap with the similarly-priced OnePlus 12..

By and large I had no complaints during the review. Samsung is still sticky almost Dolby Vision HDR bolster, which is what Netflix favors, but HDR10+ substance looks great, and you’ll discover that on each other major streamer.

Samsung is a perennial favorite when it comes to smartphone displays, and the Galaxy S24 is no disappointment, but it also isn’t the clear winner in any aspect. I enjoyed reading web pages, playing games, and editing photos on the smaller screen, and even small text was legible and sharp (with proper eyewear). The screen was also plenty bright, even in outdoor sunlight taking photos with the camera.

Overall

Value  The Galaxy S24 is the same price as the Galaxy S23, but you get more battery, better performance, and seven years of Android updates this time, so the value is stronger.

Design  Admittedly it looks like an iPhone, but it’s also small, light, and thin enough to slip into a front pocket with ease. Plus, Samsung doesn’t give the small phones less power like Apple.

Display  No complaints about the sharp and very bright display on the Galaxy S24. It isn’t the absolute best, but it’s colorful and crisp enough to read small text.

Software Samsung’s big weakness is software, and the aging One UI is harder to use than ever before, with hidden menus and features. The new AI tools can be very useful, or just fun for show.

Camera Versatile cameras compared to other phones at this price, with real optical zoom like you won’t find on the iPhone 15. Colors are also improved over previous Samsung phones.

Performance Excellent performance, nearly matching the Galaxy S24 Ultra, is only held back by delays using the latest Galaxy AI features. Games and productivity tasks run super fast.

Battery Excellent battery life, improved over the Galaxy S23 by hours even though the battery didn’t get much larger. Faster charging would have been nice, but this phone lasts all day.

For more information about Galaxy S24 series, please visit: Samsung.com/za, Samsung Newsroom, Samsungmobilepress.com and Samsung.com.

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