Samsung Galaxy S24 Series Launch Date Tipped – The Samsung Galaxy S24 series is anticipated to be released shortly. According to reports, it will replace the Galaxy S23 series, which debuted in February of this year. Soon after the release of Samsung’s prior smartphones, rumors and speculation about the company’s next flagship series began.
The base Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24 Ultra are expected to be the three models in the next lineup of smartphones, similar to previous lineups. Numerous investigations and leaks have revealed important information about the alleged models. According to a recent source, the lineup might debut earlier than anticipated.
Samsung Galaxy S24 Series Launch Date Tipped
According to a report by SBS Biz, a ceremony in San Francisco, USA, on January 17 will mark the launch of the Galaxy S24 series. This validates earlier reports that said the series premiered in early to mid-January.
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According to the report, Samsung is planning to release the Galaxy S24 earlier than usual because it views the flagship series as its “savior” product (which is Korean for “savior”) following less-than-expected results in its semiconductor business and in sales of the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5, which were unveiled at a Galaxy Unpacked event on July 26 in Seoul.
Rumor has it that the decision was made in an effort to stay competitive with Apple, the company’s top rival, who just revealed the iPhone 15 series in September.
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Notably, the South Korean tech giant debuted its Galaxy S22 flagship models on February 10, 2022, the year before it unveiled the Galaxy S23 series on February 17. With the introduction of the Galaxy S24 series, the company might be hoping to give its competitors in the industry a more formidable competition.
According to the source, the Galaxy S23 FE model will also be launched in South Korea on December 1 for KRW 800,000. Additionally, it is said that this will attempt to lessen the impact of the Galaxy S23 series‘ slow sales, which were attributed to the nation’s overall economic downturn. It is reported that the corporation anticipates increased sales with the mid-range Fan Edition model.
