Galaxy S24 phones utilize newer & faster fingerprint scanner
Samsung has included a newer and faster fingerprint scanner inside the Galaxy S24 series. Yes, this is not exclusive to the Galaxy S24 Ultra, but all three smartphones got the same treatment, which is nice to see.
All three Galaxy S24 smartphones have a newer & faster fingerprint scanner
A Galaxy S24 Ultra teardown video by WekiHome, which is embedded below the article, has revealed the new fingerprint scanner. The part number of this fingerprint scanner is QFS4008. The Galaxy S24 Ultra utilizes QBT2608.
Both of these come from Qualcomm and the company didn’t really share much details regarding them. They’re both the same size (8x8mm), though, and they’re both 3D Sonic (ultrasonic-based) fingerprint scanners.
WekiHome does prove that there’s a difference between them, though. The newer one is faster. SamMobile checked out their Galaxy S24+ unit, and that one also seems to be faster, the same is the case with our unit. So it seems like this fingerprint scanner is used across the series.
Let’s hope Samsung will use Qualcomm’s newer & larger fingerprint scanner next time around
Qualcomm does have an even better fingerprint scanner than this, though. One that covers a bigger area for scanning your finger, considerably bigger. Let’s hope we’ll see that change next year.
Both our Galaxy S24 Ultra and Galaxy S24+ reviews are out already, in case you’d like to check them out. Both of those devices have proven to be very capable, to say the least.
The entire Galaxy S24 series brings various improvements to the table. Not only do they have brighter screens and bigger batteries, but there are all sorts of smaller improvements that we’re discovering, such as this new fingerprint scanner.
The Galaxy S24 Ultra also switched to a flat display, not to mention that it’s using titanium this time around… for its frame. There’s plenty to like when it comes to Samsung’s new phones, though they do look very similar to last year’s models.
Samsung has included a newer and faster fingerprint scanner inside the Galaxy S24 series. Yes, this is not exclusive to the Galaxy S24 Ultra, but all three smartphones got the same treatment, which is nice to see.
All three Galaxy S24 smartphones have a newer & faster fingerprint scanner
A Galaxy S24 Ultra teardown video by WekiHome, which is embedded below the article, has revealed the new fingerprint scanner. The part number of this fingerprint scanner is QFS4008. The Galaxy S24 Ultra utilizes QBT2608.
Both of these come from Qualcomm and the company didn’t really share much details regarding them. They’re both the same size (8x8mm), though, and they’re both 3D Sonic (ultrasonic-based) fingerprint scanners.
WekiHome does prove that there’s a difference between them, though. The newer one is faster. SamMobile checked out their Galaxy S24+ unit, and that one also seems to be faster, the same is the case with our unit. So it seems like this fingerprint scanner is used across the series.
Let’s hope Samsung will use Qualcomm’s newer & larger fingerprint scanner next time around
Qualcomm does have an even better fingerprint scanner than this, though. One that covers a bigger area for scanning your finger, considerably bigger. Let’s hope we’ll see that change next year.
Both our Galaxy S24 Ultra and Galaxy S24+ reviews are out already, in case you’d like to check them out. Both of those devices have proven to be very capable, to say the least.
The entire Galaxy S24 series brings various improvements to the table. Not only do they have brighter screens and bigger batteries, but there are all sorts of smaller improvements that we’re discovering, such as this new fingerprint scanner.
The Galaxy S24 Ultra also switched to a flat display, not to mention that it’s using titanium this time around… for its frame. There’s plenty to like when it comes to Samsung’s new phones, though they do look very similar to last year’s models.
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