What you need to know
- Samsung plans to increase the memory capacity of the base Galaxy S24 and S24+.
- Both models will come with 12GB of RAM.
- The Galaxy S24 Ultra, on the other hand, could increase RAM up to 16GB.
Samsung has doubled down on mobile photography with the Galaxy S23 Ultra’s 200MP main shooter. This is a very attractive proposition for those who value the best camera system. On the other hand, those who prefer the ultimate in multitasking performance choose phones with as much RAM as possible. That’s what Samsung is reportedly planning for the base model of its next flagship phone series.
The base Galaxy S24 and S24+ will see an increase in RAM from 8GB to 12GB (via SamMobile), according to the leaker, who uses the handle @tarunvats33 on Twitter. (opens in new tab)).
GALAXY S24 Series :: Ram/Storage S24/S24+ :: Ram is upgraded from 8 GB memory to 12 GB, and the base model has 256GB storage capacity..Galaxy S24 Ultra :: Ram can reach up to 16 GB. .#GalaxyS24#samsunggalaxy pic.twitter.com/PIIA9qRjEFApril 2, 2023
Assuming this rumor is correct, the upcoming device would be the first non-Ultra model in the Galaxy S line and would feature the same amount of memory.
It’s a welcome improvement and will help Samsung maintain its position in our top pick for the best Android phones, among other important factors. upgrade is also noted.
The source also mentions that the Galaxy S24 and S24+ will come with 256GB of internal storage, which is not surprising given that the current models have the same amount of storage. is.
Another interesting tidbit from the latest rumors is the amount of RAM on the Galaxy S24 Ultra. According to the leaker, Samsung plans to bump it up to 16GB in the next top-of-the-line model.
However, given the source’s unreliable track record, this rumor should be treated with caution.
Our own Jerry Hildenbrand explained in 2020 that such a large amount of RAM is effectively overkill unless you want to pin every app on your phone. Or just for bragging rights.
The Galaxy S23+ follows in the footsteps of last year’s model, with the same overall design and display. However, it benefits greatly from the new Snapdragon chipset (and leaving Exynos behind) and improved security.
