Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra smartphone

The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra represents the flagship tier of the Galaxy S series, which was first launched by Samsung Electronics in 2010. The brand originates from South Korea, where Lee Byung-chul founded Samsung as a trading company in 1938 before it evolved into a global technology powerhouse.

Today, Samsung's smartphone manufacturing is globally distributed to optimize logistics and costs. While South Korea remains a key hub for high-end research and logic, the majority of global hardware production takes place in Vietnam (Thai Nguyen and Bac Ninh provinces), with additional manufacturing capacity in India and Brazil. The brand is owned by Samsung Electronics, the flagship subsidiary of the Samsung Group.