Stability and durability are ensured by the titanium frame and Gorilla Armour glass of the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra. Supreme performance is assured with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy SoC. The 6.8-inch Dynamic AMOLED x2 panel display has a high brightness and is flat at the borders.

The smartphone comes in different storage configurations and features an upgraded camera with periscope zoom. Numerous new features and AI capabilities are included in the One UI 6.1 software. The connectivity features are extensive and include strong signal strength and support for WiFi 7. The only new feature is compatibility for Auracast; other features that are returning include the S Pen, an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor, and UWB.

Four lenses are used by the camera once more; only the 5x optical zoom is genuinely new. In terms of picture stabilisation, the Live View display has been enhanced, and the S24 Ultra breaks previous records. But in particular, the smaller optical zoom and the ultra-wide angle could have used some improvement. The Xiaomi 14 Ultra and Magic6 Pro are more powerful options in this regard due to their high-resolution sensors.

The Honour Magic6 Pro promises to be even brighter at up to 5000 cd/m2, and it also offers high-frequency PWM dimming, which is easier on the eyes because the Samsung smartphone’s frequency of 480 Hz is relatively low. The display is extremely bright, and the reflection-reducing surface is a true game changer. High-frequency dimming is another feature of the Xiaomi flagship.

Regarding performance and the camera, the Vivo X100 Pro is a formidable rival. Conversely, the Oppo Find X7 Ultra is probably going to stay a Chinese-only product. It is also reasonable to anticipate the release of the Sony Xperia 1 VI soon, and the Motorola Edge 50 series is undoubtedly not long behind.