Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra - Wait, How is this possible?

Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra will be the first Samsung smartphone to have a titanium frame which will not only make the phone stronger but also make it more premium. Titanium is a denser material so it was expected that the Galaxy S24 Ultra will be heavier but that will not be the case. Samsung will also add a new zoom button with the Galaxy S24 Ultra.
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[@dazewaker262]

Although titanium is about two-thirds heavier than aluminum, its inherent strength means that you need less of it. In fact, you need a fraction of the amount of titanium to get the same physical strength you would get with aluminum.I think hence titanium will be lighter and not heavier.

[@TechTalkTV]

Makes total sense

[@robotbro7187]

even if it was heavier it would have been just a few grams, if people bitched about that, they need to stop being weaklings and hit the gym

[@user-do5mm7lv2t]

@@robotbro7187 I think the weight difference would merely be imagined, you wouldn't actually be able to tell it was heavier, like a placebo.

[@thulashipuramarun]

Being a denser material than aluminium, titanium will have the same strength of an aluminium design with lesser material volume

[@aggeloskoumatis5305]

the problem never was the body. but the screen. u cant say u have gorli glass`the newest` and a phone with screenprotector have a crack when it falls from 30-40 cm

[@hareeshkrishnaa5642]

For anyone who is wondering, this is the density of the main materials used. Aluminium : 2.71 g/cm3 Titanium : 4.5 g/cm3 Stainless Steel : 7.75 - 8.03 g/cm3 (depends on the type of metals used in it)

[@mike_mikash2874]

I love Samsung and stay with it all around with all my day routing. galaxy that's my choice

[@T0NYMANUEL]

Titanium is still one of the lighter metals out there and therefore used in cars. So it's not surprising that they managed to keep the same weight whilst still using a Titanium alloy

[@TechTalkTV]

Yes, but at the same time it's also heavier than aluminum

[@T0NYMANUEL]

@@TechTalkTV agreed

[@chriswhitebear9799]

​@@TechTalkTVit can he lighter because titanium is stronger so the design uses less actual material. Also, other parts of the phone my have been changed contributing to the weight-loss. It's not just the body probably.

[@T0NYMANUEL]

@@chriswhitebear9799 and using methods like 3D printing can definitely make the use of Titanium even lighter

[@ZxAMobile]

@@chriswhitebear9799 I don’t know if you can see my previous post, but this is objectively false. This is a common misconception. Ultimately carbon fiber is superior in every single metric other than pliability and shock resistance relative to aluminum or titanium. If they really cared about setting the bar, they would be using carbon fiber, but I suspect they might be using titanium because it’s a softer metal and would have much greater shock absorption. Yes, they reduce the weight in the phone, but it has nothing to do with the frame the frame weighs more, but the phone weighs less. Apple started using titanium in their watches, and they will use titanium in the iPhone 15 so Samsung is trying to keep up because they have always had superior hardware.

[@Rolfthewild]

What does it matter if it's made from a stronger frame? The glass is what breaks 9 times out of ten.. stronger glass would be a far better upgrade than a slightly stronger frame.

[@regalblack1503]

They no longer need to make the frame thicker and can achieve the same strength with a thin frame (speculations)

[@TechTalkTV]

You have a good point

[@stateamindservice7180]

Correct.

[@nttinvis]

​@TechTalkTV thin frame means thinner bezels? i really want thinner bezelz ... so slightly larger screen?

[@monkeybarmonkeyman]

Holding out until the full blown satellite technology is up and running.

[@shrin210]

Nano tech

[@jackwilson5542]

Damn clickbait thumbnail. Thought they were finally going for an underscreen camera.

[@TechTalkTV]

Thumbnail does have a punch hole camera, just that it's camouflaged

[@TheDude50447]

It makes total sense. If a material is twice as strong you only need half for similiar strength

[@HyperionTechOfficial]

It is true that although there are some upgrades coming for the s24 lineup there will be some major overhauls to the image processing this comes and natively it still struggles with over processing some areas and not being able to accurately render scenes. This will be address in 24 ultra

[@dragonballxenoverseseries6944]

Watching this video on my S23Ultra😍

[@rajpawar9343]

Do you know? Titanium is the same metal which is used to make some airplanes.

[@TechTalkTV]

Yeah and that's due its nature of being tougher and lighter at the same time.

[@asianstud7]

Just going to hold out for S25 next year. Gonna be a banging upgrade.

[@frankihatch]

Hold out for the s26 😂

[@sherrimoquin5553]

S25 is in 2025 not next year duh

[@andrewwilliams1884]

Wait for S30; it will be the 20th anniversary upgrade, which will be massive.

[@oc3144]

The S23 Ultra is so good, I will probably wait for the S26U or s27U, I am very satisfied with it and see no need to upgrade anytime soon.

[@AM-dn1iq]

S27

[@Princeton_James]

If the trade in value has been as good as recent then I'll jump on this even though my S23 is still perfect.

[@LK-bz9sk]

Think i am going to with for the 24. I am still geeking out how solid my Note 10+ is.

[@Princeton_James]

@@LK-bz9sk I hadn't bought a new phone in years. Earlier this year I came from a Note 8. That thing was solid! The new phones are obviously faster but these dramatic gains that are reported are all sales pitches. If my note 8 took half a second to load than these new ones that 1/4 second. The best thing i like about the new phones are the software features along with better cameras. Are they needed? No. Do i need to spend $1,500 on a new Samsung? No. The upgrade is worth it if you want the best of the best, but these old phones are still very good.

[@myfakeguuglaccount8307]

The key of the Nissan 300ZX (Z32) was made of titanium from 90-94.

[@andrewwilliams1884]

So I guess in the end, it will be worth waiting for the S24 Ultra. On the other hand, I always see people in person and on X enjoying their S23 Ultra, which makes my urge to wait a lot harder. If my country gets Exynos again, then all those improvements mean nothing will get 23 Ultra instead.

[@PercussiveMaintenance]

Yea, I'm facing the same dilemma! But the 5x upgrade and satellite communication seems like it's worth the wait

[@lukehTM]

don't call it X

[@MixedVictor]

@@lukehTM Okay, i will call it Wayland!

[@huehuehuehu9429]

Part of me doubts that Samsung will risk damaging its brand so much by releasing a subpar exynos chip. But let's see

[@desmotssurlesmauxdmslm2117]

Google Tensor chipset is not the most powerful or the more efficient, but well optimise for the Pixel... So, if Samsung can do that and make the Exynos more efficient, well optimise and if not powerful as the Snapdragon 8Gen3, I think that will make it

[@baggycamera4825]

I bought the unlocked S23 ultra but definitely buying the S24 ultra

[@mastamolvi47afzal73]

5000mah is a reasonable battery size that lasts up to a full day, but 45w charging is going to be a letdown for a lot of customers. I'm sure there are many customers out there who would have been looking forward to 65w charging

[@Mr.DontKnow]

You know what? I'll take slow charging over faster charging I rather have a slower speed that will not degrade the battery!

[@keqling7086]

their 45w is basically as fast as the 25w charger for some reason

[@keqling7086]

@@Mr.DontKnow double batteries is the way imo

[@befree322]

Hopefully it still happens

[@MRgemmu]

​@@Mr.DontKnowanother guy complaining about fast charging and believes everything he reads

[@BretMuckdogs]

Thank you for this video!

[@TechTalkTV]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rosedoggydog]

I'm not looking at the S24 until I see the Fold 6. IF the Fold 6 gets a stylus, then it is over.

[@TechTalkTV]

I'm positive it won't get the stylus

[@SanjShowTime]

S24 is note series technically and it will be never over only can be replaced by Tab if it comes with same camera

[@newempire158]

No need for the fold to have a stylus they will /or should make Samsung ultra stylus compatible across all their premium smart phone/tab/fold devices

[@rosedoggydog]

@@newempire158 that's why they sell a stylus, and a case for the stylus for the fold. It's coming.

[@newempire158]

@@rosedoggydogIf they do then the fold stylus will remain outside the device like it does now. If Samsung gives the fold the same exact internal stylus like their ultra/note line it will negatively impact the sales of the ultra/note.

[@MR.LakshayRaj]

really sal! this can be huge if it does not come with moongoose core

[@carlosbreno2094]

Love from Brazil sal ❤

[@TechTalkTV]

Oi, thanks for tuning in :)

[@user-jx7tk7qk4x]

Its lighter because titanium is lighter than steel. Heavier than alumnium but stronger So they can use less material So you end up with stronger and lighter net result

[@TechTalkTV]

Makes sense

[@malman_is_boiiii]

Maybe new battery technology that made the battery significantly lighter

[@TechTalkTV]

You never know

[@nobita2411]

What about graphene batteries? Haven't heard about it from so long.

[@TechTalkTV]

No new updates about it

[@Soto-Tech2020]

I haven't got the August update on my S23 Ultra yet. Not that I really care about this optimised 2X zoom to be honest. I got the August update on my S22 Ultra but disappointingly NO 2X Portrait this time either.

[@TypicalSullyEditz]

By the next August update are u referring to One UI 6?

[@Soto-Tech2020]

@@TypicalSullyEditz Nope!! The S21 Ultra has it and the S23 Ultra got it with June update.

[@TypicalSullyEditz]

@@Soto-Tech2020 ohhh now I'm with u. I'm on S21 ultra

[@sc9433]

Whats the point of having titanium frames? Ive never seen or heard anyone breaking their phones frames before. Using titanium serves no purposes when the whole screen is exposed and protuding from the protection of the frame.

[@donniethesportsguy893]

Ill upgade from S22U if they change the camera design and layout to give it a new look amd design. S22U camera will be good enough in 2024.

[@rehanyawar7207]

Hey sal I have heard that 15 pro will be using titanium and will be lighter than 14 pro ? So shouldnt titanium be lighter than aluminium

[@TechTalkTV]

Titanium is lighter than stainless steel but heavier than aluminum. Stainless steel is the heaviest among the three

[@SHzmc0]

The density of titanium is higher than aluminum , but titanium is way stronger so they use less of it.

[@rehanyawar7207]

@@TechTalkTV oh yeah

[@mr.x.666]

It's obvious. knowing that titanium is stronger, Samsung has obviously opted for a thinner frame or a new design that has fewer structural features. It's the same thing as taking 6 standard plastic rulers and 3 steel rulers and asking someone to snap them, this process is continued until we reach 3 plastic rulers that is just about possible to be snapped and 1 steel ruler that can bend. We find out how thin we can make something till the product loses structural integrity. 1 steel ruler is obviously thinner than 3 plastic rulers, and the steel ruler is way more resistant, just like titanium is to aluminum/ steel...

[@mariosandoval9290]

Hopefully they get rid of the curved display. Serves no purpose imo and its impossible to find a screen protector that will fit with several cases.

[@bobbyroberts2566]

Samsung won't make a move unless Apple makes a move. So I think I only believe those rumors from Samsung that matches Apple, but not too far fetched. For example, Apple no stacked battery yet in a few years and neither does Samsung.

[@smartphonefan5226]

I will consider the S24 Ultra if Samsung brings back the microSD card slot. Since the Tab S9 series kept it, there is no excuses anymore.

[@TypicalSullyEditz]

Literallyyyy. I mean it's true, but that isn't really a good enough reason to stick with a S9 or S10, because they are miles behind with all the other tech available, along with newer updates like the new one UI 6 releasing, which will have massive improvements to loads of stuff like the quick panel

[@MRMANN143]

I think you missed the "tab" part of the comment.

[@smartphonefan5226]

@@MRMANN143Please read the comment again.

[@MRMANN143]

​@smartphonefan5226 excuse me. My reply was to the comment above who was speaking of an S9 and S10 which must be the phones and not the tablets you are referring to

[@martinkase5842]

I want a ultra version without the s-pen

[@jnlolz]

Damn finally better materials. I've always disliked Samsung's aluminun, Apple always had the better materials. Finally an upgrade in that department.

[@krishnaSagar69]

Why not use steel. Its cheaper, yet strong enough for everyone to use and can handle everyday use. It would also cut some costs for the manufacturer. Which they can use to put in some more tech into the phone. Smartphones are getting more about hype and less about actual tech.

[@UrbanSipfly]

This S 24 Ultra aluminum vs titanium news comparison sounds so good on my Z Fold 5 speakers 🔊.Kudos to TechTalk!!

[@Roccofan]

They are able to make it lighter because it NEVER had to be that heavy in the first place. Look at the Note 10 Plus. That phone was perfect and they make the successors big and heavy only so that in future years they could come out with thinner lighter versions to say they “improved” something. Don’t talk to me about batter size necessitating a thicker phone because other phone manufacturers were making 5000 batteries in thinner phones.

[@busterboy7507]

I'm surprised how easily the screen gets scratches on the S23 ultra.

[@TechTalkTV]

Agreed

[@oc3144]

no matter what they say, always slap on a screen protector

[@busterboy7507]

@@oc3144 Problem is you can't fit a glass screen protector on it because it's not a flat display.

[@busterboy7507]

@@i.moon912 Previous one was fine

[@aexetan2769]

It's the eighth gen Gorilla Glass. It's like they took a leap backward so they could make leaps forward. Because sometimes, you've got to step back to let the scratches catch up and introduce "improvements" for their future-gen glasses.

[@akshaybisen905]

Sal, does it make sense to buy a new galaxy s23ultra now or even after a month or two?

[@TechTalkTV]

I would advice you to wait and see if India is getting the Exynos variant of the S24 Ultra? If yes then you can get the S23 Ultra otherwise waiting for the S24 Ultra makes sense

[@6lastresort]

Titanium yes!

[@davidnaromal4720]

where did you get the calendar lock screen/wallpaper?? man its beautiful

[@sparx2391]

I would be excited about this, if the uk wasn't going back to the inferior exynos, I definitely won't be upgrading my 23 ultra.

[@casuarius6576]

Inferior? Nice joke 😂🤣. Exynos is a superior version.

[@Username-mn7pc]

its inferior you absolute id!ot guy@@casuarius6576

[@bnato8209]

What about expandable storage slot?? They need to bring that back.

[@343JustMe]

the strength titanium provides means that samsung needs less of it to make it as rigidly solid as aluminum did or even more. Thats how they solved the weight issue

[@morm2173]

They better bring back that micro SD card

[@TomTomdog]

They will never come back since more and more people are using cloud

[@morm2173]

@@TomTomdog no its because they want to upsell the 1 tb

[@TomTomdog]

@@morm2173 SD cards gets lost and break over time and all the valuable data is lost. Cloud is so cheap these days. 2tb is less than $10 a month and can be accessed anywhere with any devices making it so convenient. I will never use SD card even though the phone has a slot

[@buddhistelder4731]

Oh, we get note 7 part 2, good going, sammy.

[@the_winged_helm]

The regular 2x option that we can choose manually would do the same thing, i.e. capture image with main sensor and crop it. Just to save one click for a direct 2x option, I'm not sure if it's worth installing yet another app. Will check if there are any other useful configurations provided by the camera assistant app to make it worth installing.

[@gonzalotapia1250]

Nope. The current 2x is digital. Only 1x and 3x are optical (only the numbers on the top for are purely optical, not the ones selected by the scrolling wheel). The new 2x is also optical.

[@the_winged_helm]

@@gonzalotapia1250 do you know what optical zoom means? It means changing the focal length by altering the aperture or distance of lens wrt to sensor and object. You cannot do that by installing a software, and the current camera hardware does not support such operations. So in both cases, the 2x zoom will be achieved by taking a snap with the main sensor, and then cropping it by 50%.

[@hdwblade]

Titanium is the strongest metal for its weight. So that means less titanium will be needed for the same strength; meaning it can be lighter and stronger than aluminum. So it actually makes 100% sense that the new phone should be lighter.

[@ruga129]

Not the strongest but one of the strongest

[@hdwblade]

@@ruga129 which is stronger?

[@Unknownuserhtps]

Ok why does Samsung always make features so damn hard to access Like bro, the 2x crop feature should be default out the box It just makes everything so complicated

[@RussellLewis5042]

I'm always amazed at people who complain about the "weight" of a phone when we are talking about grams. It's a mini computer that connects to to the entire world and a few grams is such a burden? Give it a rest. 😑🤣🤣

[@kimbridge5592]

great update the august one. had a quirk or two so restarted it and is fine

[@dfc0868]

they got the weight savings from the different way they did the batteries

[@armus550b]

How do you make something thinner when the material is denser? Easy you make it thinner the actual case of titanium will be thinner than the older aluminum case.

[@zerofivetwelve]

The weight will be a slight diff. But the feel and the look i think titanium will be more impressive! Its a big YES for me...go go go.

[@AjayKumarDaseash]

Moving away from my favorite Samsung 23 ultra, as their Customer Service sucks big time. Their arrogance will bring the sales down

[@avnertouitou3778]

Samsung magic that's how they did it

[@TornadoesGaming234YTB]

But will Samsung use the stack Batteries in midrange A series first before they put in there Ultra phones

[@rdnax5775562]

.. Titanium parts are often lighter than aluminum most probably cause they offer similar durability with thinner profiles...

[@akatsukigaming247]

Do you have any new info on new galaxy buds?

[@BMiStudioz]

For the love of all things glorious, pious, and progressive. Can we get a flat screen? Hmm? Hot Damn.

[@CKarhu85]

Titanium body would be amazing! But still, it doesn't compensate for the Exynos returning...

[@sajankumarrajbanshi1158]

It is like having metal house but glass door

[@ahwayzcool4630]

Wow I JUST bought a S23 Ultra last week. Paid for in cash and traded my note 9 that I had for 5+ years. Probably shouldve waited for 24 Ultra but whatever im really loving this 23 Ultra over the note 9.

[@jayZjamesvi]

Well titanium doesnt have to be thick and heavy. I wear glasses. the thinnest, lightest and most durable glass-frames I have used are titanium.

[@zogadwoe]

Lets wait for full show of s24 ultra features. Also hoping fold 6 will surprise us with a spen slot and better cameras maybe s23 ultra cameras?

[@JorgeGonzalez-ks3zo]

This is by far the better phone and it hasn't even come out yet. C'mon apple do better

[@mrdeveshsharma7606]

Samsung galaxy s23 ultra or s 24 ultra tell me the best version please ??

[@memo6x9]

I'm so disappointed, why isn't Samsung putting an S-Pen slot in the smaller S24 line-ups❓❗ We are 2023 and still there's no successor of the smaller Galaxy Note 10 with a built-in S-Pen slot ⚠️ 😭

[@brokejaw]

It make sense because its stronger than the two metals. Yes its heavier, but since it is stronger it means you can use way less material for rigidity and less flex.

[@kaos1217]

I just hope since the s24 is getting new cameras, that the fold 6 can get at least the s23 levels of cameras

[@trixyloddy3095]

Am gonna love it❤

[@inihao]

Should i wait for the s24 or should i just buy the s23

[@abdulhamza172]

Its probaby Titanium aluminum...which will be aluminum with a fancy name😅

[@TimpossibleOne]

The new S24 is made of a heavier material and now weighs a half pound. Unlike the previous S23 which was made of lighter material and weighs a half pound.

[@harshgehlot1430]

Can someone please tell me where do i get that water-drop or dew drop live wallpaper?

[@awkc63]

What about graphene batteries? Wasn't Samsung working on that years ago? Like... Back when the Galaxy S7 launched? Whatever happens there?

[@frankihatch]

What about iPhone 15

[@TechTalkTV]

Yeah, it will have titanium too but we don't know its weight

[@nikhiljain4293]

is there a video in the themes and wallpaper you put your samsung phones?

[@mahmodkassem3105]

So what’s new on the s24 ultra other than titanium frame ?

[@Rehan-xx3bv]

Totally disappointed about not upgrading battery size and charging speed

[@rayoflight62]

Charging the battery at any speed above 20-25 Watt will significantly degrade the battery. 45 W is already too much. The Chinese manufacturers face a market with a different attitude; the "mine is faster" is very relevant and takes priority over the reliability and longevity of the device. Here in the West is more relevant to avoid a failure within the warranty timeframe; also here all pyrotechnic consequences end in the press. I wouldn't charge a 5,000 mAh battery at 10 Ampere (45 W) even if I could...

[@busterboy7507]

Depends on how long you intend on keeping your phone.

[@KimJongTrump98]

Lol iphone 14 pm with 27 watt still degraded faster than android with 100 watt. This degradation can be stopped/slowed down a lot by stacked battery. Hope s25 series use stacked battery

[@shirke01]

Titanium S-pen would be great

[@Geared84]

Any micro sd card inserts? Thats the turn off from Samsung, I own the s21 and if I were to upgrade it would have to have a sd card insert.

[@SpicyNoodleDragon]

They really need to make the spen titanium or aluminum soon, I had to buy another one because it snapped in half..

[@claudiameier666]

micro sd card larger battery? what chip and ram.

[@jonpeach5851]

No one’s cares about the better zoom better quality in general shots is what we care about

[@sam00069]

Why people hate samsung??

[@foxxrider250r]

I heard the new 3x camera rumor wasnt true? Any updates?

[@TechTalkTV]

Where did you hear it?

[@itneeds2bsaid528]

Being tougher and denser material, you can use a lot less and achieve the same results.

[@thetruesimplegrid]

Samsung is doing the most right now, I just don't want to see Exynos again Sal😭

[@TechTalkTV]

Yeah, Exynos is a deal breaker

[@casuarius6576]

@@TechTalkTV Isn't for me since its Good.

[@casuarius6576]

You should want Exynos. As most people do.

[@ramesharyal8426]

Because titanium is much stronger than aluminum so they can use much less material than aluminum which makes the device lighter.

[@jaisonj92]

They should make solar power smartphones for unlimited battery ..

[@rajaydon1893]

It's obvious why it's lighter. It's a far stronger material do they can use a good portion less material to achieve the same durability

[@marcelwade5096]

When does it come out ?

[@charlesbonnyj]

Wow..nice share bro🎉🎉🎉

[@dj90-d8q]

44watt fast charging is enough for a phone , i dont need more that this and if you have two phones like me you'll definitely agree because 44 watt charge is quite fast and you dont need to wait long when you hold the other phone

[@Qoo888ywh]

6000 at the least with snapdragon 8gen3 and 60 watt and above quick charging 3.2 Octa Ghz

[@nhernan156]

What launcher are you using on the s23 ultra? Thanks

[@jasonlee4267]

is there any point? i mean these phones are durable enough, 1 gram of weight reduction is nothing and almost every single bit of damge to existing smartphones is mostly the front display, and anyone that damages or scuffs the edges of the frame is not replacing it, so I dot see the point, basically to try and justify the price increase, same with apple with their iPhone 15 series partially switching to Titanium. I miss the good old days when Samsung used to be more creative and innovative. now like apple, they are just rehashing stuff without even trying