Samsung Galaxy S24 Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Samsung Galaxy S24 - compact, convenient and productive

Almost every year, the Korean company Samsung pleases its fans with an updated line of flagships. Each of the phones is extremely balanced in terms of technical characteristics and is excellent in terms of price and quality ratio. But it seems that now the youngest model in the series is the most optimal, causing extremely positive emotions.

Not many changes have occurred in the appearance of the new product, but this does not make the exterior any worse than that of its opponents. The small body made of glass and metal fits perfectly in the hand, the proprietary triple photo module, reduced display frames, and an under-screen ultrasonic fingerprint scanner will delight the buyer. The diagonal of the AMOLED panel has grown to 6.2 inches with the same FullHD+ resolution. If the image clarity remains unchanged, then the maximum brightness level has reached 2600 nits, even direct rays of the sun will not interfere with web surfing or watching videos. Of course, an expensive AMOLED screen cannot do without a 120 Hz picture refresh rate and an effective oleophobic layer. The developer is still not struggling with PWM effects.

Exynos 2400 processors (Xclipse 940 video adapter) and Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (Adreno 750 GPU) are very powerful chipsets, together with 8GB of RAM, ready to ensure perfect performance of the Android 14 interface and instant launch of applications. Both CPUs will be highly appreciated by gamers, as they allow you to spend hours on end in incredibly beautiful Android games like Genshin Impact and Undecember at the highest graphics settings. The framerate is stable, throttling is insignificant. The battery capacity is modest by today's standards, but thanks to competent software optimization, the manufacturer helped the gadget get about a day and a half of operation from 4000 mAh. There are only two options for permanent memory: 128 and 256GB; it is strongly recommended to choose the second one due to the lack of a slot for microSD cards.

The main 50-megapixel (GN5 main module with hybrid stabilization), 12-megapixel (wide-angle Sony IMX564 lens) and 10-megapixel (S5K3K1 telephoto lens with 3x optical zoom) cameras demonstrate brilliant photographic capabilities, including shooting dynamic objects and evening photo shoots. Of course, there is no saving on stereo sound, the volume of which is 90 dB with a fairly flat frequency response. NFC contactless payments, support for 5G networks, wireless charging, and moisture protection according to IP68 standards only emphasize the versatility of the device and its relevance in the price category.