Samsung’s Galaxy S24 Ultra uses Corning’s Gorilla Glass Armor, and so far it’s been the only device to go with it. This has an anti-reflective coating that essentially makes the S24 Ultra have the least reflective screen in smartphone history, which is a huge boon for usability.
Today a new rumor from Ice Universe over on X claims the Galaxy S25 Ultra, probably due to be unveiled on January 22, will exclusively use the “powerful” second-generation Gorilla Glass Armor from Corning, and this too will have anti-reflective properties.
The difference the anti-reflective coating makes is clearly visible
While the leaker doesn’t say it, we assume we can expect even better anti-reflective properties, as well as an overall more durable glass. While this isn’t something a lot of people talk about, it is a unique selling point for Samsung’s top of the line slab smartphone, and apparently will continue to be.
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra
| 256GB 12GB RAM | € 944.61 |
£ 720.00 |
| 512GB 12GB RAM | € 955.00 |
£ 759.99 |
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If you’re not convinced, just put an S24 Ultra next to any other phone, and you’ll instantly see the difference. Not only is this of help to those with eyes that are sensitive to light reflections at odd angles, but it also means the screen itself will look brighter at the same number of nits than one that doesn’t have this coating applied, because it doesn’t have to fight the reflections to appear bright to your eyes.
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