All Samsung Phone Sizes Compared

Samsung offers a wide range of smartphones with varying screen sizes and dimensions to cater to different user preferences.

From compact devices to large-screen flagships, Samsung has something for everyone across a range of price points spanning from $1800 to less than $200.

In this article, we’ll compare the sizes of Samsung’s most popular phone lines, including the Galaxy S series, Galaxy Note series, Galaxy A series, and its foldable phones, so you can find out just how big each of the phones in these series actually are.

Samsung Galaxy S Models Size Comparison: Screen Size & Dimensions

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Samsung’s Galaxy S range of smartphones is its most well known. The latest model is the Samsung Galaxy S24 series which is made up of three phones: 

1. Samsung Galaxy S24
2. Samsung Galaxy S24+ 
3. Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra

The Galaxy S24 Ultra is the biggest with a 6.8in 120Hz LTPO display and it is also the most expensive, with its advanced camera module and higher levels of storage and RAM. 

The Samsung Galaxy S24 is the smallest phone in Samsung’s Galaxy S series right now. It has a 6.2in AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate and it is also the cheapest model you can buy in the series. 

Samsung Galaxy Note Range (Now Discontinued)

Samsung’s Galaxy Note series of phones no longer exists. The Note brand was discontinued awhile back with the Galaxy Note 20 being the last model released. 

The Note series is no longer supported by Samsung, so you should probably NOT get one of these models – even if they’re now available for barely anything at all. 

Samsung has now merged much of what made its Note series special (the S-Pen) into its Galaxy S series of phones. The Galaxy S24 Ultra, for instance, as well as the Galaxy S23 Ultra both come with S-Pen support. 

The cheaper Plus and standard model DO NOT support S-Pen, however, so if you do want stylus support on your next Samsung phone, you’ll need to go with an expensive Ultra model. 

Galaxy Note devices are 5G-capable (Note 10 and later) and run on Android. They are available in various storage configurations and colors, including black.

Samsung’s Foldable Phones (Galaxy Z Fold & Galaxy Z Flip)

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Samsung has been at the forefront of foldable smartphone technology. Here’s a comparison of Samsung’s foldable phone sizes:

Samsung’s foldable phones offer unique form factors, allowing users to have a large screen in a compact, foldable design. These devices support 5G, run on Android, and are available in various storage configurations and colors, including black.

Samsung Galaxy A Series

Samsung’s A series, despite what you might think, is one of the company’s best selling lines of smartphones. 

With their more approachable price tags and killer specs and performance, phones like the Samsung Galaxy A53 and Galaxy A72 have been hugely popular with consumers in the US and UK. 

You can think of these phones as “lite” versions of Samsung’s Galaxy S series phones. They pack in lots of nice design and high-end screen tech, but they don’t possess the same level of performance and camera tech which is why they’re cheaper. 

Most of the A-Series phones tend to run on Samsung’s Exynos chipset platform too which, again, helps keep the costs down (these are Samsung’s own in-house SoCs).