If you want to get a latest generation smartphone, then this offer on the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra on Rakuten is for you.
Rakuten is an online sales brand that always offers you more good deals. Right now, it’s the turn of the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra to benefit from a reduced price on the site. It is displayed at 1005.79 euros and benefits from a reduction of 463 euros.
Take advantage of the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra on sale
You will have understood, you will not have to wait long to add it to your basket to take advantage of it because this promotion is only short-lived. The Galaxy S24 Ultra is also available from 251 euros per month. Its titanium black color and its pure lines will offer you both exceptional grip and a sophisticated look. You can use it to answer your emails as well as to capture stunning videos or to talk with your friends on video calls.
The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra for less than 1010 euros? You’d have to be crazy to miss this
The Galaxy S24 Ultra promises you hours and hours of use with its intelligent 5000 mAh battery. No need to turn it off occasionally to conserve energy because it is distributed according to needs.
Additionally, the Galaxy S24 Ultra features the latest Samsung update with Galaxy AI. With it, you can search for information by circling an element on the screen or translate conversations by messages or orally in real time.
With a 200 MP main sensor, missing a photo will no longer be a thing of the past. Sharpness and colors are clearly reproduced to give you an authentic image. The screen brightness can go up to 2600 nits to give you an impeccable visual experience.
When you play, your smartphone can use raytracing to enhance your experience and immerse you deeper into the action. You enter a new world while enjoying every detail on the screen.
Click here to take advantage of the Rakuten offer on the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra
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