A detailed teardown and analysis of the Galaxy S24 Ultra’s titanium shell revealed that Samsung uses Grade 2, which is an inferior variant. It was believed that the Korean giant cut corners here to save up on production costs, and even then, the company charged consumers $100 extra as its top-end flagship now starts from $1,299.99 for the base storage. One would assume that with the hardware upgrades arriving for the Galaxy S25 Ultra, Samsung would opt to use higher-grade titanium, but one tipster believes otherwise and provides two reasons why. Since Samsung uses a combination of aluminum and titanium […]
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