The Samsung Galaxy S24 will probably launch in January, alongside the Samsung Galaxy S24 Plus and the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra.
So if you’re planning to buy one of these phones, you’ll likely be able to do so soon.
But how much will you have to pay? While Samsung hasn’t yet announced the prices of its upcoming flagships, leaks have provided us with possible prices, and combined with Samsung’s recent pricing history for Galaxy S phones, we now have a good idea of what these handsets are likely to cost.
Below then, you’ll find predicted pricing for all three Samsung Galaxy S24 models. And if we hear any conflicting information, we’ll update this article to include it.
Enthusiasts can breathe a sigh of relief as early reports suggest that the Samsung Galaxy S24 might maintain the pricing status quo.
Sources, including the Korea Economic Daily and reputable leaker yeux1122, hint at a price freeze for the Galaxy S24 line.
This implies a starting price mirroring its predecessor, the Samsung Galaxy S23, at approximately $799.99 / £849. The potential compromise on features, such as sticking with 8GB of RAM and using the Exynos 2400 chipset, adds complexity to the pricing dynamics.
How much is the Samsung Galaxy S24 Plus likely to cost?
Mirroring its standard counterpart, the Samsung Galaxy S24 Plus is expected to adopt a similar pricing strategy.
Leaks suggest a starting price of around $999.99 / £1,049 / AU$1,649. Similar to the Galaxy S24, the Galaxy S24 Plus might grapple with hardware compromises, particularly the adoption of the Exynos 2400 chipset in some regions.
Despite skepticism, these claims align with reputable sources and echo the pricing stability observed in Samsung’s recent releases.
How much is the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra likely to cost?
The debate intensifies when it comes to the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, the flagship of the series.
While sources indicate a consistent pricing approach, with a starting point around $1,199.99 / £1,249 / AU$1,949, conflicting leaks add an element of uncertainty.
The adoption of a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, reportedly a costly inclusion, may impact pricing across configurations.
While a 2TB model is hinted at by some leaks, conflicting information makes it challenging to ascertain the accuracy of potential price hikes.
As anticipation builds for the Samsung Galaxy S24 series launch, enthusiasts should approach leaked pricing information with caution.
While signs point towards maintaining or mirroring previous prices, the intricate balance of hardware compromises and premium features may influence the ultimate cost of these flagship smartphones. Stay tuned for updates as the official release date draws nearer.
