It’s Samsung Unpacked season! We’ve got the deets about the tech giant’s latest launches: its Galaxy AI and S24 series which are arriving in Singapore soon.
Ready for all the possibilities?
Samsung Galaxy S24 series specs
Similar to its S23 series and its predecessors, the new range comes in three variations: Galaxy S24 Ultra, Galaxy S24+ and Galaxy S24. Here are some of the noteworthy features you don’t want to miss.
AI is at the heart of the new features of the range. Samsung promises to enhance everyday experiences, especially in the areas of communication, photography, gaming, and more. The Live Translate offers two-way, real-time voice and text translations of phone calls within the native app. It’s perfect for your travels or if you’re talking with someone who uses a different language.
Circle it, find it.
Samsung also partnered with Google for its Circle to Search feature. It’s like Google Lens but more convenient and easy to use. All you have to do is long-press the home button, then circle, highlight, scribble on, or tap anything on Galaxy S24’s screen and see helpful, high-quality search results. No need for you to leave a particular app to find exactly what you’re looking for.
If you’re someone who prioritises a phone’s camera specs, you’ll be thrilled to find out that its ProVisual Engine’s AI-powered tools will change your photography game. It promises to deliver crystal clear images even at 100x zoom. The S24 Ultra also promises to help you shoot super stable 8K videos and 50MP photos. You can also enjoy the Super HDR feature which reveals lifelike previews before the shutter is pressed. After taking your photos, you can use its Galaxy AI editing tools which will provide suitable tweaks to turn your images into masterpieces.
For the Galaxy S24 Ultra, Samsung tapped Wednesday star Emma Myers to tour around Seoul and try out some of the phone’s captivating features. We could feel her happiness as she took crisp photos and videos of some of the city’s lovely attractions, filmed a Happily Ever After dance challenge with TXT, used the phone’s upgraded Nightography Zoom for her fan cam, and more.
For gamers, Samsung boasts that its S24 Ultra possesses its most hyper-realistic mobile gameplay yet. It’s made with the Snapdragon® 8 Gen 3 for faster processing and has a larger Vapor Chamber to improve heat dissipation.
For more details about the specs, visit Samsung’s website.
Galaxy S24 series: colours, prices, and where to buy in Singapore
Which hue do you like best?
The new Samsung Galaxy S24 and S24+ come in Onyx Black, Marble Gray, Cobalt Violet and Amber Yellow. Meanwhile, the S24 Ultra comes in Titanium Gray, Titanium Black, Titanium Violet and Titanium Yellow.
When you purchase online, you can choose from other online-exclusive colours for all the models such as Sapphire Blue, Jade Green, and Sandstone Orange.
You can now pre-order via the Samsung Online Store and get your own epic Galaxy S24 Ultra here and the Galaxy S24+ and S24 here. If you’d like to pre-order in person, visit any of the Samsung Experience Stores.
You can also opt to pre-order via telecommunication operators such as M1, Singtel, and StarHub.
If you place a pre-order, you can receive or collect your phone starting 24 January.
Outside the pre-order period which ends on 30 January, the phones will be available for all in Singapore on 31 January. The Galaxy S24 ranges from SGD1,288 (256GB) to SGD1,458 (512GB) while the Galaxy S24+ ranges from SGD1,528 (256GB) to SGD1,728 (512GB). Like in the past years, the Ultra variations come with the biggest price tags at SGD1,928 (256GB), SGD2,128 (512GB), and SGD2,458 (1TB).
Samsung Galaxy pop-up in Ngee Ann City
Hoping to take a closer look at Samsung’s latest releases? Head over to the Galaxy Epic Wonderland at Civic Plaza @Ngee Ann City. It will be open from Monday to Sunday (10AM to 9:30PM) and on 9 Feb from 10AM to 5:30PM (it will be closed from 1PM onwards today, 18 January, for a private Unpacked Party).
(Cover photo from: @samsungsg)
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