Screen:
6.7"
Weight:
196g
Waterproof
Charging:
45W
Optical Zoom:
3x
Thickness:
7.7mm
Screen covers
90.9% of body
Reviews
Overall rating and the reviews that impact it
Pros
Camera
Solid Camera Performance: While not groundbreaking, the camera performs well in most conditions.
Performance
Top-tier Performance: Powered by leading components that ensure fast performance.
Generous RAM: Equipped with 12GB of RAM, which enhances multitasking and performance.
Power User-Friendly: Ideal for users who demand high performance and staying power.
Phone Appearance
Sturdy Design: Practical, no-nonsense design with a flat, matte finish for better grip.
Durability: Strong aluminum frame and Gorilla Glass Victus 2 for enhanced protection.
IP68 Water and Dust Resistance: Ensures durability in tough environments.
Future-Proof Features: Longevity and durability with a focus on future software support.
Display
OLED Screen: Outstanding OLED screen with QHD+ resolution, larger and brighter than its predecessor.
High Refresh Rate Display: Vibrant, ultra-smooth display ideal for watching high-definition content and browsing.
Battery
Improved Battery Life: Exceptional battery life surpassing even the Galaxy S24 Ultra, lasting a full day of heavy use.
Software
Long-Term Software Support: Seven years of software and security updates, making the phone future-proof.
AI Integration: Improved AI features, such as enhanced image processing and contextual assistance.
Audio
Stereo Speakers: Fantastic stereo speakers offering an immersive audio experience.
Connectivity
UWB Connectivity: Advanced wireless communication features.
Other
DeX Support: Provides desktop-like experience when connected to compatible devices.
Cons
Camera
Camera Hardware: No significant upgrades in camera hardware compared to last year’s model.
Inconsistent Low-Light Camera Performance: Camera performance can be inconsistent in challenging lighting.
Competition in Camera Quality: Competing models, such as the Pixel 8 Pro, offer better camera performance.
Performance
Exynos Variant Performance: The Exynos variant performs worse than the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 counterpart, creating fragmentation.
Performance Throttling: Under heavy load, the CPU and GPU throttle aggressively, affecting performance during gaming and intense tasks.
Heavy Gaming Performance Drops: Extended gaming sessions or intense tasks can lead to noticeable performance drops due to throttling.
Phone Appearance
Less Premium Design: Lacks the premium feel of the Ultra variant.
Design Aesthetics: Some users may find the practical design uninspired or too plain.
Battery
Limited Charging Cable: Ships with a 3A cable that doesn’t support the top charging speeds.
No Qi2 Wireless Charging Support: Lacks support for the Qi2 wireless charging standard, limiting future-proofing in this area.
Price
Price: Expensive, especially considering some of the lacking features such as camera improvements and the absence of a charger.
Software
Unrefined AI Features: Some AI features feel underdeveloped or not fully refined.
Availability
No Charger Included: The phone does not include a charger, which is disappointing for a high-end device.
Rankings
Where Samsung Galaxy S24+ stands in 2024
Best Phone Of 2024
#10
Highest Optical Zoom
#14
Largest Screen
#37
Smallest Screen
#25
Lightest
#31
Thinnest
#8
Fastest Charging
#48
Highest Screen Ratio
#11
Cheapest
#58
