In the world of smartphones with very good value for money, the Galaxy S24 is a real customer. It is currently offered at a reduced price on the Rakuten Marketplace. In addition to this reduced price on the 128 GB model, you can benefit from free shipping of the product in just a few days. For members of Rakuten’s Club R, please note that it is also possible to get a refund by purchasing this smartphone on the platform. Rakuten also offers payment in 4 free installments, with monthly installments of 143.25 euros. If displayed throughout the year at the price of 799 euros, this smartphone is now offered with a 28% discount, bringing its price to 573 euros.
Benefit from more than 200 euros discount on this smartphone launched a few months ago
Launched just a few months ago, the Galaxy S24 is now available at a low price on the Rakuten marketplace. But a low price does not mean reduced performance, because in detail, the Galaxy S24 range allows you to unleash its full potential thanks to artificial intelligence, whether when taking information or using the photography assistant.
Available in 5 colors, this smartphone is very practical for listening to music, browsing the Internet or even playing video games, thanks to its 6.2-inch Full HD screen. In video playback, the Samsung Galaxy S24 can give you up to 29 hours of battery life. In audio playback, this autonomy can be extended up to 78 hours.
Resistant to water, splashes and dust, this 5G-compatible smartphone weighs only 167 grams on the scale.
As for RAM memory, it has 8 GB, the processor of this Samsung Galaxy S24 is an internal processor developed by Samsung, specifically the Exynos 2400 with a frequency of 3.2 GHz. As for taking photos, the sensor Galaxy S24 main camera offers 50 megapixels.
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