Indeed, it is highly likely. Samsung has consistently employed a strategy involving multiple models, and prevailing rumors indicate the launch of at least two versions of the S24: a standard model and an Ultra variant. While there have been suggestions from certain industry analysts about the possibility of eliminating the Plus model to enhance the distinction between the base and Ultra versions, conflicting sources exist.
In 2024, OLED technology is making a strong push into the gaming realm, particularly focusing on achieving faster screen refresh rates. This capability is crucial for esports titles and high-frame-rate games such as Overwatch, League of Legends, and Call of Duty. Samsung and LG have recently announced their offerings, with Samsung unveiling a 32-inch 4K 240Hz and 27-inch QHD 360Hz OLED monitors, and LG introducing the dual-refresh UltraGear 32 OLED, supporting 4K at 240Hz and 1080p at an impressive 480Hz. LG Display, responsible for screens in LG's monitors and TVs, is taking it a step further with the announcement of a 27-inch, 480Hz 2,560x1,440 OLED gaming display expected to launch by the end of June 2024. This follows their 240Hz 4K model from the previous year. While some technologies have achieved even higher refresh rates, they often come with compromises such as limited resolution (1080p) and quality issues. OLED, known for its large color gamut, almost infinite contrast,...

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