The new Samsung Galaxy S23s were finally officially presented this week. And if you were wondering which machine to get from the South Korean giant, we give you more details on these 2023 flagships of the brand.
Yesterday, the world’s number 1 smartphone presented its best products for the current year with the new Galaxy S23 range. And we suspect, many of you have been waiting for this moment to find out which Samsung was going to replace your current phone. If you can’t make your choice, Clubic offers you the details of these devices to finally go into shopping mode.
The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra at 200 million
Samsung has changed little in the features of its high-end phones. But when it did, it was the Galaxy S23 Ultra that took precedence. The brand’s cutting-edge phone, whose design is inherited from the late Galaxy Note series, still comes with its signature S-Pen. It is at the level of the camera that the change should be noted, since it benefits for the first time as the main sensor of the Samsung ISOCELL HP2, a 200 megapixel photo sensor.
The other novelty, this time shared with the rest of the group, is the arrival of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor which promises improved power on the processor by 33% compared to Gen 1. For the rest, the manufacturer has little changed the characteristics of this massive model, intended to accommodate the ultimate of its technology. You will find the 6.8-inch OLED screen, the 5,000 mAh battery and the other three rear sensors present on the S22 Ultra model.
As far as prices are concerned, on the other hand, it will be necessary not to pay attention to the expense. The Galaxy S23 Ultra is for those who want to get the best from their favorite brand, regardless of price. The basic 8/256 GB version will thus be available at 1,419 euros, while it will cost 1,599 euros for the 12/512 GB version and 1,839 euros for the 12 GB/1 TB version.
Samsung S23 and S23+, the beefy little brothers
The rest of the range also promises solidity. The Galaxy S23 and S23+ are obviously less advanced than the Ultra version, but are still very high-end. The proof is in all the attributes they share with the 23 Ultra. They are also entitled to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC, reverse charging and a maximum refresh rate of 120 Hz, and are all IP68 certified.
But of course there are differences. The rear camera of the two cadets still consists of a 50 Mpxl main module, a 12 Mpxl ultra wide-angle and a 10 Mpxl telephoto lens. The Samsung Galaxy S23+ seems ideal for those who want to be able to have the slightly gigantic side of Samsung flashhips, with a 6.6-inch screen and a slightly improved 4,700 mAh battery, while looking for better value for money than with the Ultra version. You will still have to pay 1,219 euros for the basic 8/256 GB version and 1,339 euros for the 8/512 GB version.
Finally, the Galaxy S23 is appropriate for those who absolutely want to get their hands on Samsung’s latest baby while avoiding inflation. The 6.1-inch screen is surely more balanced for users who want to be able to store their phone easily. The battery remains the weak point of the device, with “only” 3,900 mAh under the hood. But at least you can afford it for a three-digit sum, its basic version of 8/128 GB is displayed at 959 euros. The 8/256 GB configuration is available at 1,019 euros.
Source : The Verge
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