Samsung Galaxy S23 series was launched in February this year. The South Korean tech giant has reportedly started working on its successor, the Galaxy S24 series, which may release early next year. The lineup is expected to include a the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24 Ultra models. There have been several leaks and rumours regarding the smartphones, hinting at their specifications and the design. Now, the CAD renders of the Galaxy S24 Ultra have leaked online, suggesting significant design details.
SmartPrix, in collaboration with tipster OnLeaks, has leaked the CAD renders of the purported Galaxy S24 Ultra. The high-end variant of the Samsung’s upcoming flagship series is seen sporting a similar design as its predecessor, the Galaxy S23 Ultra (review). For optics, as the renders suggest, the Galaxy S24 Ultra is seen with a quad-camera setup. A Stylus pen has been shown to get the same dedicated holster as the predecessor.
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra Leaked CAD Renders
Photo Credit: OnLeaks X SmartPrix
Previous reports have already suggested that the Galaxy S24 Ultra could sport a 6.8-inch display. The latest renders add that the model is expected to get the slimmest bezels on any smartphone due to significant reduction in bezel size. It is said to feature a WQHD+ resolution display. Moreover. the Galaxy S24 Ultra could incorporate an ultra-wideband antenna on the right edge.
The dimensions of the upcoming smartphone are reported to be around 162.3 x 79 x 8.7mm, while it may weigh approximately 23g. Similar to Apple‘s iPhone 15 series, the Galaxy S24 Ultra is also said to get a titanium build, making the smartphone lighter than before. In terms of battery, it could pack a 5,000mAh battery with support for 45W fast charging.
Finally, the report adds that the Galaxy S24 Ultra could be powered by a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC. It is said to get a 200-megapixel primary rear camera and for selfies, the phone could house a 12-megapixel front snapper. It is to be noted that Samsung has not announced the upcoming series yet.
