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Galaxy S24+ vs F5

Device summary

Samsung

Galaxy S24+

POCO

F5

Full specifications

Full specifications
Basic information
Release year20242023
Starting price——
Display size——
Dimensions75.9 mm × 158.5 mm × 7.7 mm75.0 mm × 161.1 mm × 7.9 mm
Weight196 g181 g
Front material——
Back material——

Basic information

Release year

Galaxy S24+
2024
F5
2023

Starting price

Galaxy S24+
—
F5
—

Display size

Galaxy S24+
—
F5
—

Dimensions

Galaxy S24+
75.9 mm × 158.5 mm × 7.7 mm
F5
75.0 mm × 161.1 mm × 7.9 mm

Weight

Galaxy S24+
196 g
F5
181 g

Front material

Galaxy S24+
—
F5
—

Back material

Galaxy S24+
—
F5
—

Key differences

The most meaningful measured gaps in size and weight — not an overall winner.

  • Weight

    F5

    15 g lighter

  • Height

    F5

    2.6 mm taller · minor difference

  • Width

    Galaxy S24+

    1 mm wider · minor difference

  • Thickness

    Galaxy S24+

    0.2 mm thinner · minor difference

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User Experience Summary

Galaxy S24+

Strengths

  • Standout 4,900mAh battery that comfortably outlasts the base S24
  • Roomy 6.7-inch 120Hz AMOLED display without Ultra bulk or pricing
  • 45W charging reaches meaningful percentages quickly despite no included charger

Compromises

  • Camera hardware unchanged for a third consecutive generation
  • Low-light photos trail newer AI-imaging-focused rivals
  • No S Pen or long telephoto reach, unlike the Ultra
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