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Oh, not again, Samsung! The company prematurely listed the unannounced Galaxy S24 phones on its official website, again. Product pages for the base and Ultra models were briefly up on its website for Ecuador, revealing the design, prices, and colors. Its branded retail partner in Colombia made a similar blunder in late December. The new flagships go official later today.
Samsung accidentally publishes Galaxy S24 product pages on its website
Spotted by leakster Roland Quandt, Samsung’s Ecuadorian website accidentally listed the 256GB variant of the Galaxy S24 and 1TB variant of the Galaxy S24 Ultra. Or at least these two listings were caught by the public eyes before the company realized the mistake and took the pages down. Archive copies of both listings are available, though.
Listed with the SKU SM-S921BZKKGTO-1, the Galaxy S24 has a price tag of $1,399, discounted to $1,049. The Ultra (SKU SM-S928BZTIGTO-1) is listed with a price tag of $1,749, discounted to $1,499. Whether these prices are accurate, we’ll know in a few hours—the launch event kicks off at 10 AM PT/6 PM GMT. Meanwhile, this leak from Samsung confirms the colorways for the new flagships.
We can see that the Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S24 Ultra will come in the same four colors: Black, Gray, Violet, and Yellow. The Plus model is also rumored to be available in the same set of colors. Leaks suggest Samsung will market these colors as Onyx Black, Marble Gray, Cobalt Violet, and Amber Yellow. For the Ultra, which has a Titanium frame, they are allegedly called Titanium Black, Titanium Gray, Titanium Violet, and Titanium Yellow.
In addition to these, Samsung may also offer three limited edition colors of these phones exclusively through its online store. The company has always done that in the past and there are rumors this time around too. These colors may not be available globally, though. Thankfully, it won’t be long before we have all the missing details about the Galaxy S24 series.
You can livestream the launch event
Samsung’s Galaxy S24 launch event will take place in San Jose, California. The company will livestream the event on its official website and YouTube channel. So, you can catch everything as it happens. The Korean firm has been building up hype around Galaxy AI, its suite of on-device AI features for the Galaxy S24 series. We will soon see what it is all about, and how it will transform the way we use our mobile phones.