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Galaxy S24’s Instant Slow-Mo is coming to more Galaxy devices

Galaxy S22 owners aren’t getting the feature, though.

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Samsung launched the Galaxy S24 series last month with top-of-the-line hardware and numerous advanced features, and Instant Slow-Mo is one such popular feature. 

It allows users to simply tap and hold any video to play it in interpolated slow motion seamlessly. It is quite crowd-pleasing and has become one of the most popular features. 

The feature is currently limited to the latest Galaxy S24 handset, although not for long. 

Samsung has announced on its Korean community forum (via Tarun Vats on X/Twitter) that the Instant Slow-Mo feature is coming to the Galaxy S23 series, Galaxy Z Fold 5, Galaxy Z Flip 5, and Galaxy Tab S9 series.

Galaxy S24’s Instant Slow-Mo is likely to arrive with the One UI 6.1 update next month  

https://twitter.com/tarunvats33/status/1757363340286845344

The community forum’s moderator explains that Samsung employs both NPU and GPU to power the Instant Slow-Mo feature, requiring 16.6 milliseconds of processing time, resulting in smooth real-time video playback. 

Hence, the feature will not be making its way into the older Galaxy flagships, like the Galaxy S22 series

While a release window wasn’t specified, the moderators from Samsung will notify the users when it is ready to push out the feature. 

So, we are guessing it will be part of the One UI 6.1 update, which is tipped to arrive to some older Galaxy devices next month. 

We’re glad that Samsung is finally letting the feature come to more Galaxy devices. Instant Slow-Mo is also able to create slow-motion clips from local videos, eliminating the need for a separate slow-mo recording. 

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Saurav loves writing and tech. So, after engineering, he didn't look back and embarked on a journey to become a tech writer. Saurav has worked for various tech websites across the globe. Saurav has recently joined Know Techie and is proud to be a part of it.

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