Samsung's Galaxy S24 Might Borrow A Key Feature From Apple's iPhone 15 Pro

In a potentially exciting development for tech enthusiasts, Samsung Electronics Co Ltd. SSNLF is rumored to be considering titanium frames for its forthcoming Galaxy S24 models, borrowing a key feature from Apple Inc.’s AAPL iPhone 15 Pro.

What Happened: Samsung initially planned to stick with the conventional aluminum frame for the Galaxy S24 and S24+ models. But the latest speculation points towards all three Galaxy S24 variants, including the S24 Ultra, featuring a titanium frame.

According to tipster Revegnus, Samsung is in the process of manufacturing titanium frames for its base Galaxy S24 model and obtaining frames for the S24+ and S24 Ultra from third-party manufacturers. This indicates a shift from stainless steel to titanium, echoing a similar strategy adopted by Apple for its iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max.

However, another well-known tipster, Ice Universe, says that only the top-tier Galaxy S24 Ultra will use the titanium design.

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However, it’s crucial to remember that incorporating titanium frames could potentially escalate the price of the devices. Once again, Samsung might follow Apple’s lead, balancing thermal conductivity and cost with a mix of titanium and aluminum.

While these rumors add a new dimension to the anticipation of the Galaxy S24 series release, it is prudent to maintain skepticism until further details emerge or official announcements are made.

Why It Matters: The rumors about the use of titanium frames arrive against the backdrop of earlier speculations, casting a shadow on the Galaxy S24’s prospects.

Samsung’s upcoming Exynos 2400 chipset could be noticeably less powerful than Apple’s A17 Pro chipset. However, switching to a titanium design might help Samsung increase its upcoming flagship phone’s value proposition.

With inputs from Benzinga Neuro.

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