The rumors continue Galaxy S24, the future generation of high-end smartphones from Samsung, which continues to be the iPhone’s strongest competitor today. One aspect that can be changed from previous generations is the screen included in the model. Ultrawhich has not changed in recent years.

The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra display upgrade rumor comes from a report posted on X (formerly Twitter) by well-known leaker Ice Universe, who apparently withheld important details by not making them public. On the other hand, this is not the first time that a possible upgrade to the screen of the Ultra model in the Galaxy S24 series has been pointed out, as it has already been mentioned possible increase in refresh rate from 120 to 144 hertz.

If the increase in screen refresh rate from 120 to 144 hertz is confirmed, it would not represent a significant improvement over those offered by the latest generations of the Galaxy S Ultra. Another aspect that could be improved is the touch sample rate.which would make the smartphone more responsive to user-caused interactions and is something that could be appreciated more than a slight refresh rate improvement.

With Samsung considering introducing low-temperature polycrystalline oxide (LTPO) technology to the standard and Plus models of the Galaxy S24, the South Korean giant would be forced to introduce an upgrade to the Ultra’s screen to be comparable to the lower-end models. models.

Another aspect to consider is that The Galaxy S23 Ultra’s screen has been criticized for causing eyestrain, headaches and other problems thanks to 240Hz pulse width modulation (PWM). PWM is a technology that turns diodes on and off at different rates. The iPhone 14 Pro Max has 480Hz PWM, so it ends up causing less visual fatigue, so Samsung is expected to take a step in the same direction to improve the aspect in which it has been criticized.

We will see what Samsung will actually present when the Galaxy S24 series of smartphones officially sees the light of day. One thing is clear, and that is that they will be devices that will be so overpriced for the average user that their purchase will rarely be justified, especially if you don’t have money to spare.