Samsung will unveil the Galaxy S24 series on January 17, but that isn't stopping people from finding information about those products ahead of the announcement. Over the past few months, the design and specifications of the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24 Ultra have leaked through multiple sources, leading us to believe that most of the information leaked is accurate. The European pricing of the phones was also leaked a few days ago. Now, the pricing of the devices for the Italian market has also been revealed.
The Galaxy S24 series will have a starting price of €899 (128GB Galaxy S24), according to tipster Roland Quandt. Information from Roland is almost always pretty reliable, so we don't have doubts regarding the leaked pricing of the Galaxy S24. The 256GB version of the Galaxy S24 will reportedly cost €959. The 256GB and 512GB versions of the Galaxy S24+ are said to carry price tags of €1,149 and €1,269, respectively. The Galaxy S24 Ultra will have a starting price of €1,449 for the 256GB version. The 512GB version of the flagship phone will likely cost €1,569, while the top-tier 1TB variant could cost €1,809 in Italy.
Galaxy S24
- Galaxy S24 (128GB): €899
- Galaxy S24 (256GB): €959
Galaxy S24+
- Galaxy S24+ (256GB): €1,149
- Galaxy S24+ (512GB): €1,269
Galaxy S24 Ultra
- Galaxy S24 Ultra (256GB): €1,449
- Galaxy S24 Ultra (512GB): €1,569
- Galaxy S24 Ultra (1TB): €1,809
The pricing of the Galaxy S24 Ultra is slightly higher than the price at which the Galaxy S23 Ultra launched last year. Samsung will likely offer several pre-order benefits for the Galaxy S24 series, and one of those benefits is rumored to include double the storage at no additional cost. For example, if you pay €899, you can get the 256GB version of the Galaxy S24 instead of the 128GB version. Similarly, if you pay €1,449 while pre-ordering the Galaxy S24 Ultra, Samsung will offer you the 512GB version of the phone.
Samsung could also offer additional benefits, including free or discounted Galaxy Buds FE or a version of Galaxy Watch running Wear OS, depending on the market. The European market will likely get the Exynos 2400 variants of the Galaxy S24 and the Galaxy S24+, while the Galaxy S24 Ultra is rumored to use the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor exclusively worldwide. Samsung has started accepting reservations for the Galaxy S24 series, and you can get a $50 credit by clicking the button below the video.
As a recap, have a look at how Samsung's flagship smartphone from 2023—Galaxy S23 Ultra—fared after a year in our video below.
