At Samsung, it’s also sales time. Today, the Galaxy S24 is already on sale. Let’s find out together.
Released in January 2024, the Samsung Galaxy S24 is a concentrate of technology from the South Korean brand. Built around a Dynamic Amoled 2X screen, the Samsung Galaxy S24 offers a 6.2-inch panel for a Full HD+ screen resolution of 2,340 * 1,080 pixels.
Take advantage of the offer on the Galaxy S24
In terms of the camera, the smartphone offers a 50-megapixel main sensor as well as two other sensors of 10 and 12 megapixels. Available in a 128 GB version, the smartphone offers 8 GB of RAM. Compatible with the dual SIM system, the Galaxy S24 Ultra displays a very modest weight of 167 grams on the scale. Equipped with a battery with a capacity of 4,000 mAh, this smartphone allows you to browse the internet for up to 25 hours continuously in 4G. For fans of customization, know that the Galaxy S24 is available in at least seven different colors on the official store: indigo, cream, black, silver, green, blue and orange.
Save over 150 euros on the official store
Currently for the purchase of a Samsung Galaxy S24, it is possible to benefit from a cumulative discount of 150 euros. Because if the smartphone is normally priced at 899 euros in its 128 GB version, it is offered with an initial discount of 70 euros. In addition to this first offer, by entering the code “SAMSUNG10” at the time of payment, you can benefit from a 10 euro discount for every 100 euros of purchase. That is 80 euros saved for the purchase of the 128 GB smartphone. In total there are therefore 150 euros in savings. During the sales, Samsung is offering a third advantage for the purchase of the smartphone by offering a pair of Galaxy Buds2 Pro, worth 199 euros. Thanks to Samsung Care, you can also benefit from additional paid protection and protect the smartphone against accidental damage and theft.
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