Samsung Galaxy S24+ to finally bring back the WQHD+ display as measurements and weight leak

Recent Galaxy S24 Ultra reports have been rather divisive, with the next-gen flagship tipped to sport a wider display and thicker bezels. It seems, however, that the Galaxy S24+ may be the one to get next year, with a new rumor now claiming Samsung could equip the phone with a feature it previously removed.

According to leaker Ice Universe, the Galaxy S24+ will arrive next year with a WQHD+ display. While phones like the Galaxy S8+, S9+, S10+, and S20+ all featured 1440p displays, Samsung switched things up with the Galaxy S21 series, reserving the high-res display for the Ultra model. The S21+, S22+ and S23+ have all had to make do with 1080p screens but that finally looks set to change, with the S24+ reported to make a return back to a higher-res display. The display in question is also touted to offer a peak brightness of 2500 nits, identical to what has been reported about the S24 Ultra. It's unlikely, however, that the vanilla Galaxy S24 gets a similar treatment. 

In addition, dimensions for the Galaxy S24+ have also surfaced. The flagship is tipped to weigh in at 195g, essentially the same as its predecessor. It gets a slight bump in thickness, however, to 7.7mm from the S23+'s 7.6mm. All in all, the S24+ looks set to maintain the same form factor as this year's model and will sport slimmer bezels than the Galaxy S24 Ultra. 

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