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Default The Galaxy S24 Ultra display issue is worryingly common

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When you spend $1,300 or more on a flagship Android phone, your expectations are likely to be high. You might assume that, as long as you take care of it, it will look and perform as advertised for at least a few years. That’s what made a particular Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra display issue so difficult to fathom for those who reported the problem online.

Having owned the device for less than a year, some users reported ugly smudges on the screen that couldn’t be wiped away. It’s certainly a concern for those affected, so we wanted to find out if it’s a widespread thing or just a few isolated cases.




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