Historically, Samsung’s regional approach has faced criticism, as it led to disparities in phone performance between countries. Opting for a model-based chipset allocation could potentially resolve these disparities.
In any case, it appears increasingly likely that the Galaxy S24 lineup will indeed feature two distinct chipsets. @Tech_Reve’s insights suggest that Samsung has the capacity to produce the Exynos 2400 in substantial quantities, potentially enabling its use in a wider range of regions or models compared to the Exynos 2200 in the previous Galaxy S22 series.
