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.

[Popsicle20]

Here's a page at Android Authority discussing the new features in OneUI 6.1. I hope it helps.

https://www.androidauthority.com/samsung-one-ui-6-1-3399958/

[JackieKido]

Yes definitely

[Ekamek]

From Note 20 to S24 is a no-brainer. I will upgrade.

[notforhire]

I have a S22U. not sure if I'll upgrade or not. 

[Manda07]

I am struggling with this, too. I have the S22U. I still owe $460 on it. If I keep it another year I only have to pay it off for $106. Thats where they get me. Ugh

[SuperOvni]

The first change is the one that hurts, then if you change it every year it will be much easier for your pocket.

[pngKH]

Note20U security patch support ends this year, if concern on security, I will consider to upgrade.

[RevVass]

I have a n20u from the first day it was out. A very good phone, however all updates have ended . I pre-ordered a 1 tb s24u. 7 years of upgrades, and great components are worth it. I'm very excited that Samsung went back to a flat screen. Smart screen select was a nightmare with the curved screen

[EM7771]

Trade note get s24 cheaper and st least with 512 gb.

[userdsYJFZRPHj]

So I currently have the note 20 ultra still going strong! But I really like the new software and