Samsung is setting a higher benchmark for smartphone battery performance with its upcoming Galaxy S24 and S24+ models. The phones are expected to feature significantly improved battery life compared to their predecessors. Several key upgrades contribute to this anticipated boost in battery longevity.
Firstly, the new models will showcase a new M13 LTPO OLED display, known for its energy-efficient characteristics. LTPO technology has previously proven to enhance battery performance by dynamically adjusting the screen’s refresh rate based on the content being displayed.
Secondly, the Galaxy S24 and S24+ are slated to come equipped with larger capacity batteries, estimated at approximately 4000mAh and 4900mAh respectively. These figures suggest a notable increase from the previous generation models, offering users extended periods of usage between charges.
Lastly, Samsung is likely to incorporate the new Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC (System on Chip) that has been optimized for improved power efficiency. This chipset, designed by Qualcomm, promises not only heightened performance but also better energy management, enabling the phone to sustain prolonged periods of high-demand activity without draining the battery too quickly.
