Samsung is gearing up to unveil its latest offering, the Galaxy S24 series, in a mere fortnight, and it appears that the price tags will remain consistent with their predecessors. Recent revelations shed light not just on the devices’ retail costs but also on repair and hardware replacement expenses, specifically within the European Union.
Insights from a Slovenian repair center, Mobistekla, which previously shared spare part images, hint at unchanged repair rates. While the official prices haven’t been confirmed owing to the phones’ unreleased status, these quotes notably encompass genuine components. This suggests that fixing a shattered screen on the Galaxy S24 Ultra could hover around the €375 mark.
The Galaxy S24 Ultra promises enhanced durability, attributed in part to its Titanium alloy frame, a departure from the aluminum frame of its forerunners. Ahead of the impending launch, details have already emerged about what to anticipate from the Ultra model, unveiled on January 17th.
Similar insights have surfaced regarding the Galaxy S24 and S24+. These iterations are anticipated to feature the Exynos 2400 chipset, a common configuration across most regions. However, certain markets such as the United States and Canada are likely to receive the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, crafted by Qualcomm, a California-based tech giant.