Samsung’s highly anticipated Galaxy S24 series is set to hit the market in the coming days or weeks. The tech giant has not officially unveiled the new smartphones yet, but it appears that a third-party retailer may have jumped the gun and started selling the devices ahead of schedule.

The retailer is currently offering limited stock of the Galaxy S24, with only 10 units of the 128GB model and 4 units of the 256GB model available for purchase. It is unclear whether these listings are accurate or simply premature placeholders. Additionally, selling the devices before their official launch could potentially strain the retailer’s relationship with Samsung.

Rumored changes for the Galaxy S24 series include a flat screen, a new 50MP telephoto camera for the Ultra model, larger batteries for the base and Plus models, numerous AI-driven features, and an updated policy promising seven years of software updates. Whether Samsung has any surprises in store for the release remains to be seen, but reservations for the new phones are now open.

Stay tuned for the official unveiling of the Galaxy S24 series and keep an eye out for more details and updates as they become available.