Samsung makes some best android phones available now, and the latest models are at all-time lows. If you’re looking for a good deal at a high level Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, you’re in luck — the 256GB phone is $150 off and down to $1,150. The Galaxy S24+ also currently on sale for $850.
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Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra has dropped to its lowest price ever – $1,150.
We gave Galaxy S24 Ultra 89 points in our view. We found it to be too expensive (this discount helps mitigate that!) and the design and lack of Qi 2 support were drawbacks. However, we appreciated the camera improvements and felt that the S24 Ultra performed well and offered excellent battery life. Thanks to the large battery and energy efficiency achieved by the new processor, it often remained on 50 percent charge after 24 hours of regular use.
Another important thing powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset is the built-in AI (GAI) features in many devices, a big selling point for the Galaxy series this year as Samsung tries to compete with Google’s Pixel devices on this front. Translator mode can translate languages during calls, while Chat Assist can check your messages for grammar, spelling, and tone before you send them. There are also AI-powered options for image editing and searching. While the AI tools work more or less as expected, we felt they weren’t as polished as Google’s versions. Nevertheless, the Galaxy S24 Ultra is our pick for the best premium Android phone.
The Galaxy S24+ is currently $150 off. This is a record low for the version with 256 GB of memory – the price of the phone is currently $ 850. Like its little brother, the S24 gained the S24+ 87 points in our review. We appreciated the battery life and (mostly) the GAI tools, although we felt the low-light photography performance was somewhat lacking. Those who prefer foldables may be more interested Galaxy Z Flip 5. Still, that’s a $150 discount $850 for 256GB storage. However, that’s $50 more than the lowest price we’ve ever seen for the phone.
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