| Variant | Flipkart | Amazon |
|---|---|---|
| Marble Gray · 128 GB | ₹49,999 | Not sold |
| Cobalt Violet · 128 GB | ₹49,999 | Not sold |
| Onyx Black · 128 GB | ₹49,999 | Not sold |
| Amber Yellow · 8 GB · 256 GB | ₹55,999 | Not sold |
| Amber Yellow · 8 GB · 512 GB | ₹61,999 | Not sold |
| Amber Yellow · 8 GB · 128 GB | ₹49,999 | Not sold |
| Marble Gray · 256 GB | ₹55,999 | Not sold |
| Onyx Black · 256 GB | ₹64,990 | Not sold |
The Galaxy S24 Exynos 5G gets a lot right: compact design, long support, strong cameras and solid flagship-level polish. Its main trade-offs are battery size, charging speed and a Full HD display in a class where some rivals push further.
Based on specs, expert reviews and owner discussions.28 days of recorded prices.
It has been as low as ₹49,999 in the period we have tracked.
The 6.2-inch body and 167 gram weight make it much easier to use one-handed than most rivals in this range. You also get IP68 protection and a sturdy glass-and-metal build.
Seven years of Android and security updates is among the best promises available at this price. That matters if you plan to keep the phone for four years or more.
The 50 MP main camera, 12 MP ultrawide and 3x telephoto give it a more complete camera setup than many rivals. 8K recording and 4K60 video add useful flexibility for both photos and video.
It scores about 1.7 million on AnTuTu, which is comfortably strong for this price. UFS 4.0 storage also helps apps open quickly and keeps the phone feeling snappy.
The AMOLED screen runs at 120 Hz and reaches 2600 nits peak brightness, so it looks fluid and stays readable outdoors. It is a high-quality panel even if some rivals are sharper.
The 4000 mAh battery is on the lower side for this price, where many phones offer more headroom. It is fine for moderate use, but not a standout endurance phone.
25W charging is clearly behind rivals in this range, many of which refill much faster. Wireless charging helps, but cable charging still feels conservative for the money.
The 1080x2340 display is sharp enough, but several competitors around this price now offer 1.5K panels. If screen sharpness is a priority, this gives up some ground.
I got the Samsung Galaxy S24 Exynos variant, and it's the only processor variant i could find here. I'm not really into gaming, so I thought the Exynos processor would be fine. At first, it seemed okay, but the battery life sucks.
They claim the battery life will last for 8 hours of screen time, but with the 5G network, it's not even lasting for 4 hours.
I have to talk about the absolute masterpiece that is the Exynos 2400 in my Galaxy S24. This thing sucks the battery dry in no time. 5G? Oh, dont even try. I had to force it to 4G because my battery was vanishing before my eyes.
And let’s talk about heat. Watching a high-demanding video, or realy just downloading a 100mb file? Congratulations, you now own a portable hand warmer. This thing gets so hot, I’m honestly considering frying an egg on it.
I bought the S24 last month and was initially worried because of the reviews about heating and battery life. But I'm easily getting 8 hours of screen-on time with my usage work emails, calling, Instagram, Reddit, YouTube, Netflix, and a little bit of gaming.
As for the heating issue, it only heats up when I use the camera outdoors for about an hour. The maximum temperature it reached was 39°C, and it didn’t go beyond that.
I charge mostly 2 times a day that's all as you can't get everything in one but I would if you are a hardcore gamer don't go for it because the battery will drain faster but if you want a phone for day to day use like me it's good to go
The problem with the exynos 2400 is not in power, but in the modem, which destroys the battery when using the Internet from the 4g/5g network.
The first month was a nightmare for me, phone kept heating up and noticeably having similar screen time to my old phone which lead to multiple charge in a day.
Now, I have to run the phone at light power consumption and limit my mobile network to 4G just to squeeze extras 30-40mins of power. It feels like using a mid tier phone disguised as a flagship with these setting.
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