Galaxy S24 Ultra With Its Titanium Alloy Chassis Gets Compared With The Galaxy S23 Ultra, Showing Major Texture Differences, & More
Samsung is scheduled to hold its first Galaxy Unpacked event in January 2024, with the show's star obviously being the Galaxy S24 Ultra. This flagship is also said to be the company’s first to shift away from an aluminum and glass chassis and switch to a titanium alloy one. Now, one tipster places both the Galaxy S23 Ultra and its successor in a side-by-side comparison, showing that while there are tons of similarities between the two handsets, a transition to the titanium alloy build means improved textures and more.
The images were uploaded by Ice Universe on X, but the watermarks suggest that they were taken from elsewhere. Regardless, this is a decent comparison showing various angles of the Galaxy S24 Ultra and Galaxy S23 Ultra so we get a closer look at what Samsung intends to bring with the upcoming launch. In case you did not figure it out, the handset at the bottom is the Galaxy S24 Ultra, touting the cleaner texture.
Unfortunately, as we have seen with the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, using titanium can also result in lower durability compared to the previous models. The overall thickness of the upcoming flagship has been reduced to 8.6mm, with the speaker cutout now a long bar instead of a grill, which may result in a better audio output. The air vents have also been moved to the top, with the S Pen now sporting a flat bottom instead of a curved one belonging to the Galaxy S23 Ultra.
S23 Ultra and S24 Ultra, top bottom and side comparison.
The body thickness is slightly thinner to 8.6mm
The speaker becomes a long bar
Air vents moved to the top
S Pen flat
The buttons are thicker
Titanium alloy material has better texture pic.twitter.com/T7JTKwqRRi
— ICE UNIVERSE (@UniverseIce) December 7, 2023
The buttons of the
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