Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra: Leaked Live Images Give Us a Glimpse at the Device
The highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S24 series is set to launch on January 17, 2024, according to a recent report. The report also reveals details about the pre-order and sale dates of the upcoming flagship devices. Ahead of its official debut, leaked live images of the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra have emerged, providing a clear glimpse at the device.
A Familiar Design
The leaked live images of the Galaxy S24 Ultra confirm the previously leaked renders of the smartphone. The device appears to be quite large with a wider aspect ratio, and it comes in a Greyish color option. The design is boxy, with power and volume rocker buttons located on the right side. Notably, the images also reveal the presence of a UWB Antenna. On the back panel, there are three vertically stacked camera sensors, along with an additional sensor and an LED flash unit sandwiched between them.
Notable Features
On the front of the device, a small, center-aligned punch-hole cutout can be seen. The images also reveal a flat display, although it is not entirely flat. Reliable tipster Onleaks had previously shared a comparison between the S24 Ultra and its predecessor, the S23 Ultra, which showed that the upcoming device has a less curved display. Additionally, upon closer inspection of one of the images, an S-pen can be seen protruding out of the phone's slot. However, it is unclear if this will be the case in the final retail unit.
Display Details
Previous reports suggested that the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra will feature the same 6.8-inch display as its predecessor. However, the bezel size will be reduced, resulting in the narrowest bezels on all sides of the smartphone.
These leaked live images of the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra have generated excitement among tech enthusiasts, as they provide a sneak peek at the design and features of the upcoming flagship device. With its expected launch in January 2024, Samsung fans eagerly await the official unveiling of the Galaxy S24 series.
