The new S24 ultra

[GaryB82]

The Galaxy S24 series has arrived, sporting a familiar yet subtly tweaked design now with its almost flat display. Samsung has opted for refinement over radical change, and the results are… well, mixed.

The biggest design change comes to the Ultra model, which finally ditches the curved edges for a flat display. This is a long-awaited move by many users who prefer the grip and S Pen compatibility of flat screens.

[ChrisAllen]

Now that's what's up!!! Haha man I'm jealous of that

[CedBo738]

I get to keep my S22 ultra on top of that!

[ChrisAllen]

Hey...now your just rubbing it in man haha

[CedBo738]

😂😂😂😂😂

[ChrisAllen]

That's crazy but I like keeping my phone unlocked and not on a carrier. Just how I like to do it.

[CedBo738]

I feel you. That's how I always used to do that myself but couldn't pass up on a sweet deal plus my S22 Ultra is unlocked.

[userlQcCM1wRc8]

Wow! That's amazing, but not unheard of. I've seen the older phones command a big trade in value, and watches too.
Something we don't know about the value of the older devices?

[ChrisAllen]

What's the question?

[userlQcCM1wRc8]

The 24U looks cool and all but I am staying with my 23U.

Just for grins and giggles, wanted to see what kind of deals they have. Trade-in is only $750 for my S23U (1TB).

Samsung needs to account for the higher storage models. They charge a premium and the trade-in value needs to reflect that.
If I am trading my 1TB phone for the same, the trade-in should be higher. $670 for the new device after trade-in and discount. Pass.

[ChrisAllen]

Yeah, the trade in amount is junk. Simple as that. I had the 512 s23 ultra which wasn't accounted for.