Samsung Galaxy S24 series is reportedly inching closer to a January 2024 launch

Samsung Galaxy S24 series is reportedly inching closer to a January 2024 launch

If you are eagerly waiting for the Samsung Galaxy S24 series to arrive, chances are this news will make you feel better. Rumors suggest Samsung is planning on launching the coveted Galaxy S24 series in early to mid-January 2024, a month earlier than the last Galaxy S23 series launch. It is also almost two weeks earlier than what was rumored earlier i.e. sometime in mid to late January 2024.

According to the tipster Tech_Reve via Ice Universe, the Samsung Galaxy S24 series has entered mass production. The tipster quoted a launch date sometime in mid to late January which means there’s some confirmation needed before we can be of utmost confident about the upcoming Unpacked 2024 event.

UnPacked 2023 was held on February 1st, 2023 for the Galaxy S23 series and the devices were made available by February 17th. Samsung Galaxy S22 series was launched on February 9th, 2022 while the Unpacked 2021 for Galaxy S21 series was held on January 14th. Samsung keeps on alternating the dates of its biggest Unpacked event of the year to get an edge over its competitors among other factors.

Next year, Samsung is likely to hold an in-person launch somewhere outside the US just like it did with Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5 and Z Flip5 in Korea a few weeks ago. Again, we aren’t aware of the launch dates and or the city where it will be launched so we should be hoping for the best.

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Samsung Galaxy S24 series comprises three models – Galaxy S24, S24+ and S24 Ultra. The vanilla S24 and S24+ variants will get a duo chipset option that will be location-specific i.e. Exynos 2400 SoC and Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC. Lastly, the Galaxy S24 Ultra will be released with just a single chipset – Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC. We did a roundup of all the flagship smartphones coming up with Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 that you can check out too.

Samsung Galaxy S24 series is also bringing up satellite connectivity for emergency services and titanium frame across all the variants. Keep a tab on TechTantrum as we bring the latest update to your disposal.

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