Although Samsung has announced a few Galaxy A phones this year, the Galaxy A24 is not among them. At least, not yet. However, the moment of truth appears to be drawing near, as a new series of Galaxy A24 renders have emerged, along with what appears to be a full (or almost complete) list of specifications, and more pricing and availability details.
The new renders depict the Galaxy A24 in three colors. There's black, a lime green that resembles the Galaxy A34‘s color with the same name, and a more unusual third color option that looks sort of like a color-shifting mirror. (via WinFuture)
These renders make the mirror-like color option look pretty wild, and it will be interesting to see how this paint job looks in the real world.
The Galaxy A24 has a plastic back panel and frame. But the phone carries the 2023 design language, wherein the front and back panels are flat, and the rear-facing cameras don't have a contour element.
The display has an Infinity-U notch around the selfie camera, and admittedly, the lower bezel is quite sizeable. Although the Galaxy A24 looks relatively fresh from the back, the front view betrays the phone's low-cost origins.
Galaxy A24 will cost a little under €200
Samsung reportedly plans to release the Galaxy A24 in the Middle East, first and foremost. There, the phone will cost the equivalent of just under €200.
Unfortunately, the phone will supposedly ship with Android 12 rather than the latest version, which is Android 13 and One UI 5.1. The software experience doesn't seem to have been among Samsung's top priorities for the Galaxy A24, and it's a bit of a shame, given the company's dedication to great software and timely firmware updates for most of its phones.
As for general specifications, the Galaxy A24 has 4G connectivity, a 6.5-inch Super AMOLED display with a resolution of 2340 x 1080 (possibly 90Hz), a MediaTek Helio G99 chipset, 4GB of RAM, and 128GB of expandable storage. The phone should also feature a 5,000mAh battery, a USB-C slot, NFC connectivity, and dual-SIM capabilities.
The Galaxy A24's back panel is said to carry a 50MP primary camera, a 2MP macro sensor, and a 5MP ultra-wide shooter, whereas the selfie camera should clock in at a resolution of 13MP. As yet, there's no telling when Samsung will release the phone, but more details could emerge soon.
