Samsung is working on the Galaxy S24, a high-end smartphone that will replace the Galaxy S23, which, if all goes according to plan, will hit the market. in February next year. Its official launch is still a few months away, but thanks to a series of leaks, we’ve already started to learn some important details.

In theory, the Galaxy S24 will be presented as a minor update of the Galaxy S23, that is, it will be a continuous terminal that will retain its design keys and quality of finishes. at the hardware level, it will not mean an important evolution either beyond the classic SoC change.

This would be the most important change that this new smartphone would bring and that, according to the source of this information, the Galaxy S24 will be equipped with Exynos 2400 chip manufactured in Samsung’s 4nm node, although only in its European version, as the international version will have Snapdragon 8 Gen3.

Another important innovation at the hardware level would be the use of ISOCELL GN3 sensors in cameras and in removal of the 3x and 10x telephoto lenses on the Ultra model, which will become integrated into one camera. This could mean reducing the total number of cameras without sacrificing performance, unless Samsung decides to integrate a new camera on the back.

The source of this information also gave details about the Galaxy S25, and it looks like it will be a much bigger leap. Rumor has it that he will be using a Exynos 2500 SoC in the European version and SoC Snapdragon 8 Gen3 in the international version. Both chips will be produced in 3nm node, and the photography department will be significantly improved with the inclusion of a new 200MP main camera with “a host of new technologies”.

Although we still don’t have official information, and although this leak makes sense, the truth is that I have yet to see Samsung returning to the Exynos SoC in its Galaxy S series so soon. With this I don’t mean to say it won’t be possible, In fact, two years pass between the launch of the Galaxy S22, which was the last to use such an SoC, and the Galaxy S24, a time that could have been enough to develop the Exynos 2400, the problem is that it is competent enough to compete with the Snapdragon 8 Gen3.

Other information suggests that Samsung would not use the Exynos SoC again until the launch of the Galaxy S25, and that the Galaxy S24 will only use a Snapdragon chip. This seems much more realistic and believable to me, and not only because of that will have more space and time for its developmentbut also because it will be able to move from the 4nm node and run under the 3nm node, which will be the same one Qualcomm uses for its new Snapdragon.