Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra 12/256 GB AI rated for top performance

Honestly, it's a lot of money, but you're getting a top-tier experience. The screen is stunning, the camera is exceptional, and it'll last years with updates. That said, if you don't care about photography or heavy gaming, you might be overspending. But for most people, it's a solid investment.

You'll easily get through a day, even with heavy use. I've been using it for a month and it never dies before bed. Heavy gaming drains it faster, but it still holds up. Fast charging is there, but you need the right charger — a 20W one is slow, but a 45W one fills it up quickly.

Absolutely. Low light shots come out crisp and clear, barely any noise. The zoom is also mind-blowing — I've taken moon shots that look unreal. It's basically a pro camera in your pocket. If you're serious about photography, this is worth it.

Surprisingly good. Even on a sunny day, the screen stays readable without maxing brightness. I used it for maps while driving and never had to squint. It's probably one of the best displays out there.

Oh yeah, it handles everything like a beast. I play PUBG and Genshin on max settings without any lag. Multitasking is also smooth, switching between apps is instant. The only downside is the edges can dig into your palm after a long session.

Samsung promises 7 years of updates, which is great. But here's the catch — if you buy an imported unit, you might not get them in your region. So make sure you buy the official Indian version to avoid that headache.

Yeah, it's a known thing — photos transfer super slow, but other files are fine. I think it's the way the phone handles lots of images. You could try using a USB 3.0 cable or a card reader if you have one. Or just use Google Photos or Samsung's Quick Share.

They do, to be honest. For me, after an hour of gaming, the corners start to dig into my palm. It's not a dealbreaker, but if you're sensitive to that, consider a case. Some cases make it feel better.

Night and day. With 20W, it takes forever — like two hours or more. With 45W, you get a full charge in under an hour. So if you want fast charging, pick up a 45W adaptor separately — it isn't included.

Right now they're free, but Samsung has said they might become paid after 2025. So enjoy them while you can. That's uncertain though — I'd bet they'll be free for a while longer, but who knows.

It's actually really handy. I've used it for quick notes and photo edits, and it feels natural. The Bluetooth feature lets you control the camera remotely, which is cool. Not a gimmick, I've used it more than I expected.

If you shoot a lot of video or games with big files, 512GB is safer. I've had 256GB before and ran out in a year. The S24 Ultra also has no expandable storage, so you can't add more later. Go big if you can afford it.