Of course, Samsung allows you to configure your Galaxy S24 Ultra however you want. Please note that for any purchase made between now and November 17, 2024, you will also receive a Galaxy Watch7 connected watch at no additional cost, worth €319. Furthermore, whatever configuration you choose, they will refund you 150 euros after your purchase. But the definitive plan is to purchase your Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra from the Samsung Shop App mobile application to enjoy an additional 10% discount. Finally, Samsung doubles the initial storage of your smartphone, for free. The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is available, before the discount, from €1,469 And, of course, shipping is free.
It is a rain of offers that falls on the latest Galaxy S24 Ultra
Extremely powerful, the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra uses the latest artificial intelligence. To do this, it benefits from the third generation of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 microprocessor, equipped with 8 cores at 3.39 GHz. The chip is accompanied by 12 GB of RAM and, as Samsung is doubling its internal storage, it starts at 512 GB.
The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra has a very large 6.8-inch display that is equipped with a 2X AMOLED panel to give you a resolution of 3120 x 1440 pixels. Of course, the refresh rate is 120 Hz. It should be noted that the screen is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass Armor.
No less than 5 cameras, including one located on the front, accompany your Galaxy S24 Ultra. Equipped with high-end lenses, the shots are in UHD 8K and the images are extremely precise. A true photographic laboratory, you can unleash your artistic sense by taking advantage of all the power of artificial intelligence.
Take advantage of the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, initially offered before delivery by its designer, from 1,469 euros.
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