According to the latest report from a Korean media outlet, Samsung is planning to sell its Galaxy S24 trio at the same prices as its predecessors, the Galaxy S23 line. Additionally, a separate report apparently confirms the emergency satellite messaging feature for the S24 series.
We’ve heard rumors about the latter several times now, but this leaked screenshot will probably clear up all doubts. It is clearly stated that the unnamed Galaxy S24 phone supports emergency SMS via satellite connection, just like the latest iPhones and some Huawei phones.
Screenshot from a Galaxy S24
The report suggests that all Galaxy S24 phones will support the new emergency feature, regardless of the chipset. The Korean tech giant meets 3GPP standards for such a connection with its Galaxy S24 series, but it remains to be seen whether it will be available for all markets right from the start.
As for pricing, the smartphone maker reportedly aims to keep prices the same as last year. That’s because it believes it can increase sales in a recovering market while remaining competitive by offering more features at the same or lower price than its competitors.
The goal is to achieve 10% more sales than last year by shipping 33 million units in total.
Samsung manages to maintain its pricing by using the Exynos 2400 chip for its Vanilla and Plus models in some markets, but the Galaxy S24 Ultra is said to feature the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 everywhere.
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