Samsung's rumored cost-cutting measures are mentioned in the latest rumors, and the company is said to be working on its Galaxy S3Series 1 uses the slower UFS 24 storage. Thankfully, there is only one model that is said to have poor onboard memory;128GB storage variant. It was previously reported that Samsung intends to offer the same pricing structure as the Galaxy S23 series, but in order to achieve this, the company may make compromises as described above.
Rumor has it that a source on Samsung's **chain has informed tipster Yeux1122 that the 128GB version of the Galaxy S24 will come with UFS 31 Storage. Thankfully, on the South Korean blog N**er, only this variant, which belongs to Samsung's upcoming flagship series, will compromise on read and write speeds, while the rest of the series will feature UFS 40 storage. Samsung has gradually rolled out faster iterations of UFS flash memory, and most Android phone manufacturers also use it as internal storage for their respective devices.
Apple uses NVMe storage instead of UFS technology, although the latter can match NVMe reads and speeds, Samsung's latest UFS 4The 0 standard, when paired with the company's proprietary storage controller, delivers sequential read speeds of up to 4,200MB s. ufs 4.0 is also known as the energy efficiency ratio UFS 31 46% higher while delivering twice the bandwidth.
Thanks to improved IOPS, faster storage standards can make phones faster and more responsive, making opening apps and other tasks a breeze. However, the average user may not notice this difference from the base Galaxy S24. With chipsets like the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 rumored to be more expensive than the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, it's only a matter of time before compromises are made elsewhere.
Some manufacturers integrate top-notch hardware into their smartphones, and they cut corners by using inferior camera sensors or, in the case of Samsung, the slower UFS 31 Storage. We'll end up with UFS 31 and UFS 4How much of an impact the 0 standard can make during regular use, then we can advise on whether the base Galaxy S24 is worth your hard-earned cash.