The highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is set to make its debut in January 2024. Exciting news has emerged from the FCC certification website, revealing detailed information about the accompanying S Pen, identified by the model number EJ-PS928.
According to the information available, the design of the S Pen closely resembles that of its predecessor, the Galaxy S23 Ultra. It features a button on the left side and a clickable button on the top.
Operating within the 2402-2480MHz frequency range, the S Pen utilizes a specific radio frequency to establish seamless communication with the Galaxy S24 Ultra. This communication enables the transmission of crucial data, including the S Pen's position, pressure, and orientation. The Galaxy S24 Ultra harnesses this data to offer an array of impressive features such as handwriting recognition, air gestures, and remote control functionality.
While the stylus measures 104.64mm in length, its weight remains undisclosed at this time.
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra S Pen Details Revealed by FCC Certification
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