The rumor mill has been swirling around the highly anticipated release of Samsung’s Galaxy S24 Ultra, and the latest report suggests that it will come with one less camera than its predecessor. The tech world has been abuzz with rumors and leaks about Samsung’s latest flagship smartphone, and GSMArena.com has the latest scoop on what to expect from this highly anticipated device. Here’s what we know so far about the upcoming Galaxy S24 Ultra and why it’s making waves in the smartphone industry.
Samsung’s Galaxy S lineup has featured four rear cameras since 2021, with two of them being telephoto units – a 3x telephoto paired with a 10x periscope telephoto on the Ultra models. However, according to reliable tipster, Ice universe, this may change with the Galaxy S24 Ultra set to launch next year.
Ice universe claims that Samsung has removed the 3x telephoto from the Galaxy S24 Ultra and merged it into the periscope telephoto. While this information is not very specific, another tipster suggests that Samsung has dropped the 3x telephoto from the Galaxy S24 Ultra and instead added a variable folded telephoto with 3x to 10x zoom.
Last December, Ice universe mentioned that Samsung would replace the telephoto sensor on the Galaxy S24 Ultra with a new solution. This 3-10x variable folded telephoto could be the new solution referred to at the time. However, it’s important to be cautious as plans could change over time. Samsung is more than six months away from unveiling the phone.
If you’re considering buying or want to learn more about the camera system on the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, you can read our review. We’ve also attached a video review below.
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In conclusion, while it may come as a surprise that Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is rumored to come with one less camera, it’s important to keep in mind that this is merely a speculation at this point. As we wait for more details to be revealed by the company, we can only hope that Samsung has some more exciting features lined up for its upcoming flagship device. Until then, all we can do is stay tuned for more updates on this much-anticipated smartphone.
