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Samsung has released three new phones in their S23 lineup - the S23, the S23+, and the S23 Ultra, here is what you need to know.

Samsung Galaxy S23, S23 Plus and S23 Ultra: First look

Samsung has released three new phones in their S23 lineup - the S23, the S23+, and the S23 Ultra, here is what you need to know.

amsung made a few incremental improvements to its flagship phones in 2022, with the exception of the Galaxy S22 Ultra which essentially saw the return of the Galaxy Note.
This year, we have the new Galaxy S23 series, and these devices have a lot to live up to. Here's our first look at Samsung's latest flagships.
Samsung has released three new phones in their S23 lineup - the S23, the S23+, and the S23 Ultra.
The S23 Ultra is the most powerful model, boasting a new 200MP camera sensor that allows users to zoom or crop photos without compromising on quality.
On top of that, Samsung promises that the 200MP sensor delivers 16X higher resolution images and 1.5X faster auto focus. As for both the standard Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23+, they will feature a 50 MP triple camera system with dual-pixel autofocus.
The other big news is that all three phones use a custom version of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor. This will be the first time Qualcomm has exclusively provided a faster version of its chipset to an Android smartphone maker. According to Samsung, this version of the SoC offers a whopping 34 percent improvement in CPU performance and a 41 percent increase in GPU performance.
Naturally, the increased speed of the processor is likely to generate greater heat, and it is uncertain to what extent this could affect the S23's sustained performance.
Moving on to battery specifications, you can expect to find a slightly bigger battery in both the regular and the Plus variants. The Galaxy S23 has a 3,900mAh battery and the S23+ model has an even larger 4,700mAh battery, while the S23 Ultra is the biggest of the trio, with a 5,000mAh battery.
The design of the Samsung S23 series hasn't seen much change from last year. However, the most significant alteration has been to the camera layout. The S23 and S23 Plus have replaced the Contour Cut block in the top left corner with individual lenses protruding directly from the phone, similar to the Galaxy S23 Ultra.
There are still rounded edges on the regular and Plus models though, and the S23 Ultra is the only one with a built-in S Pen for those who need to take quick notes or express their creativity through doodles. Unfortunately, Samsung did not include S Pen support for the S23 or S23+. Atleast, the phones come in some new colour options and this green shade on the Ultra is especially nice.
If you're thinking of buying one of these phones, you should do your homework first before taking the plunge. Know that they won't come cheap! We'll be taking a close look at the S23, S23+ and S23 Ultra in the coming days, so make sure you subscribe to the editorji channel &ndash; you won't want to miss it!

The Galaxy S23 belongs to a small category of high-end Android smartphones that actually fit well in your hand. With its powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy chipset, can it be the most competent flagship smartphone?

Samsung Galaxy S23 review: A tame beast

The Galaxy S23 belongs to a small category of high-end Android smartphones that actually fit well in your hand. With its powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy chipset, and other cool features like 30x hybrid zoom, can it be the most competent flagship smartphone?

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Galaxy S23

The Galaxy S23 belongs to a small category of high-end Android smartphones that actually fit well in your hand. With its powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy chipset, can it be the most competent flagship smartphone?

Samsung&rsquo;s Galaxy S23 series represents extremes.
On one hand, you have the Ultra, which is a specification extravaganza with its 200MP camera and 100x zoom, while on the other hand you have this, the base S23 model that adopts a more conservative approach and may come across as simple to some.
But, the question is, can simplicity be just as remarkable as complexity? Let's find out!
Design
The S23, with its 6.1-inch display, might be considered compact by modern phone standards, however, I&rsquo;d call it perfectly-sized instead of compact.&nbsp;
You can easily fit this phone in your pocket, yet it has enough screen real estate for you to type comfortably and enjoy watching content. In fact, it strikes such a perfect balance between form and function, that you question the need for a bigger phone.
Coming to the phone&rsquo;s build, you cannot mistake it for anything but an expensive phone. The glass sandwich design with an aluminium frame is very well constructed and feels great in hand. It is also protected by gorilla glass victus 2 on the front and the back.
Since the frame is rounded, it feels much better to hold than many competing phones with flat sides.&nbsp;
The rear glass features a matt finish, which makes it quite immune to fingerprints, however, I do believe that the colourways on this phone are rather bland. Then again, that&rsquo;s a personal choice. What do you think about these colours?
The most prominent change on the S23 versus the S22 is its new camera island, or the lack of one, perhaps. The lenses are now directly embedded into the back panel.&nbsp;
I love clean and uncluttered designs, and I would have loved this new look if it remained exclusive to the Galaxy S series. But, Samsung believes that making all their phones, from budget to flagship, look similar is a good idea. I disagree.&nbsp;
Anyway, coming to the front, I&rsquo;m really pleased with the fact that the bezels, including the chin, on this phone are extremely slim. It goes a long way in adding to the overall premium look of the phone. There is also a centrally mounted hole punch for the selfie camera, which is about the current Android phone standard until in-display cameras become better.
Display
You expect an excellent display on a Samsung flagship and the Galaxy S23 does not disappoint.&nbsp;
This 6.1-inch Dynamic AMOLED panel has a resolution of FHD+ and an adaptive refresh rate of up to 120Hz. It is also HDR10+ certified.&nbsp;
Since it is a fairly small display, it features a pixel density of 425 ppi which makes it quite sharp.&nbsp;
Typical of Samsung AMOLEDs, the colours are quite punchy and the viewing angles are great. Also, Samsung has bumped this display&rsquo;s max brightness to 1750 nits this time around,which will prove to be quite a boon in summers.
Utility
The S23 comes with an in-display ultrasonic fingerprint reader, which remains quite accurate and decently fast.&nbsp;
You&rsquo;d also find stereo speakers on this device and the audio quality is fantastic with good bass, great vocal clarity and a high peak volume.&nbsp;
You get dual 5G SIM slots on this smartphone. I used it with a Jio SIM card and experienced no issues whatsoever. The earpiece and mic performance were also great
As you&rsquo;d expect in a flagship device, there is no expandable storage here, however, you do get up to 256GB of storage here.&nbsp;
As before, this smartphone comes with an IP68 rating for water and dust resistance, and it can survive in 1.5m deep water for half an hour.
The haptics on this phone are also top notch.&nbsp;
Performance &amp; Software
The S23 features a customised Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy SoC. This chipset is nothing but an overclocked version of the 8 Gen 2, and unless you are fixated on benchmarks, the difference in performance won't be very noticeable between this custom version and the regular Snapdragon 8 Gen 2.&nbsp;
Also, there is no Exynos version this time around, so no matter where you live in the world, you will only get Snapdragon's latest and greatest.&nbsp;
The standard Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 has already gotten a lot of praise for its performance, and this custom version improves performance a bit more.&nbsp;
At the time of filming this review, it features the most competent graphics on any smartphone, outclassing even the A16 Bionic on 3Dmark. Now that&rsquo;s quite a feat.
As a result, it does not break a sweat playing heavy games. The phone does feature an improved vapour chamber based cooling system this time around, which means that it does not get uncomfortably warm even after extended gaming sessions.
However, it will not maintain its peak performance for very long, for that, it is always recommended to go with a dedicated gaming phone.
Coming to software, the S23 comes with Samsung&rsquo;s latest OneUI 5.1 out of the box that&rsquo;s built on top of Android 13.
One UI is a feature-loaded Android skin which is extremely likeable for the most part. The on-board 8GB of LPDDR5X RAM also ensures fast multitasking. However, do keep in mind that OneUI&rsquo;s animations do tend to get slower over time.&nbsp;
Also, while you get 128GB or 256GB of internal storage options, the former is a UFS 3.1 type, while the latter is the faster UFS 4.0 type.&nbsp;
Now, 128GB isn&rsquo;t enough on a phone that expects you to shoot at 8K, so I&rsquo;d definitely recommend you to go for the 256GB version.&nbsp;
But what really makes OneUI a preferred choice among Android skins is its update cycle. You will get 4 major Android updates and 5 years of security updates with the S23, and Samsung now has a proven record of actually delivering these updates on time, even on its older flagship models.
Cameras
The triple camera setup on the Galaxy S23 is virtually unchanged from that of the S22.
Is that a bad thing? Well, if you already have an S22 and are planning to upgrade, then you may think twice, otherwise, not so much.&nbsp;
The S23 has a 50MP primary camera, a 12MP ultrawide camera and 10MP telephoto camera with 3x optical zoom.&nbsp;
With this camera system, you can go from .6x all the way to 30x. While this isn't as crazy as the Ultra, this level of versatility is still very underrated.
Talking of the main camera, its performance impressed me quite a bit. Since it's a Samsung, you do get punchier colours than the real scene, but most of the time, the processing is spot on and very pleasing to the eye.&nbsp;
The HDR performance of this camera is also pretty impressive, and so are the night time shots.&nbsp;
Videos from this camera are also impressively crisp with a very good amount of detail.
Details are also surprisingly well preserved in low light videos as well. Then again, saturation levels are definitely boosted in videos as well.
Also, you can now shoot at up to 8K at 30 fps with the main camera.
However, there is a slight issue. The post processing algorithm really seems like the colour red. Even with all optimisations disabled, the reds are over processed.
The 12MP ultrawide camera does an impressive job as well. But, the colour processing here is slightly more aggressive, so its photos can end up being slightly inconsistent with the other two sensors.&nbsp;
However, nighttime shots taken with the ultrawide are quite good by secondary camera standards.&nbsp;
You can shoot at up to 4K 60 fps with this sensor, but the real impressive part here is the super steady mode which works superbly. &nbsp;
Now let&rsquo;s talk about that telephoto camera. It&rsquo;s an optically stabilised sensor with a 69mm lens.
This camera is quite consistent with the main camera. It can also shoot videos at up to 4K 60 fps and the footage comes out to be quite stable thanks to OIS.&nbsp;
You can also go beyond 3x with up to 30x hybrid zoom. Quality definitely takes a toll beyond 3x, but it's more about the fun you can have with this much focal length, and you&rsquo;d be glad it exists.&nbsp;
Coming to the front, there&rsquo;s a new 12MP selfie camera on the entire S23 series, which takes some pretty impressive selfies. It also shoots stable selfie videos at up to 4K 60fps, but it did find them to be oversharpened.&nbsp;
You also have manual photo and video modes available with all cameras if you&rsquo;d like tighter control. Then, there are also a host of other modes available in the camera app which should keep social media addicts happy.
Battery Life
Battery life was a major caveat with the S22 and Samsung has tried to fix it on the S23 with a larger 3,900mAh battery.
The good news is that they've succeeded. It will easily last you a day even if you are a heavy user, with a screen on time of around 8 hours, which is quite spectacular going by this phone&rsquo;s footprint.&nbsp;
Not so spectacular are the charging speeds, which at 25W wired and 15W wireless, are nothing much to write home about.&nbsp;
Verdict
So, that&rsquo;s the S23, a kind of a tame beast. Its specifications may not wow you, but behind that predictable spec sheet is a flagship phone that excels at almost everything.
It is not exactly affordable, but flagship phones are never about good value anyway. For the money you spend, you&rsquo;ll get a powerful and dependable Android smartphone which will stay updated for the next 4 years.
Now that makes the Galaxy S23 quite a winner!
Also watch:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/samsung-galaxy-s23-ultra-review-200-reasons-why-1676022399073"> Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Review: 200 Reasons Why</a>

Samsung's flagship series, the S23 is now up for sale

Samsung Galaxy S23, S23+ and S23 Ultra now up for sale: Check details

Samsung Galaxy S23 series now up for sale: Check details

Samsung's flagship series, the S23 is now up for sale

The Samsung Galaxy S23 series is currently available for purchase, offering three models: the standard S23, the S23+, and the top-of-the-line S23 Ultra. The series boasts a custom Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor and a 2.7 times larger cooling system, making it ideal for speedy graphics and gaming. The S23 series also enhances video quality with Super HDR, an Enhanced Noise control algorithm, and a 2X wider OIS for smoother and sharper night shots.
The S23 Ultra, in particular, features an all-new 200MP sensor with adaptive pixels that capture images with exceptional detail. For gamers, the S23 Ultra supports real-time ray tracing, which simulates and tracks every ray of light, resulting in noticeably more lifelike renderings of scenes.
The price for the base variant of S23 starts from ₹74,999 whereas the bigger plus variant starts from ₹94,999. Samsung&rsquo;s ultimate flagship will cost ₹1,24,999 for the base 12/256GB storage. Customers looking to buy the new Galaxy S23 series smartphones can buy them from Samsung.com and select retail outlets.

Samsung's flagship Galaxy S23 series has been launched in India, with prices starting at ₹74,999.

Samsung Galaxy S23, S23 Plus and S23 Ultra: Price in India and specifications

Samsung's flagship Galaxy S23 series has been launched in India, with prices starting at ₹74,999.

Samsung's flagship Galaxy S23 series has been launched in India.
<h3>Galaxy S23, S23 Plus &amp; S23 Ultra price in India&nbsp;</h3>
The Galaxy S23 starts at ₹74,999 in India, the S23 Plus at ₹94,999, and the S23 Ultra at ₹1.24 lakh.
<h3>Galaxy S23, S23 Plus specifications</h3>
The Galaxy S23 and S23 Plus have improved hardware and slight upgrades over its predecessors.
These phones have an overclocked Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC, 512GB of internal storage, and 8GB of RAM.
The main camera on both phones is still a 50MP sensor, but it can now shoot 8K video at 30 frames per second. The 12MP ultra wide camera and the 10MP telephoto camera with 3x zoom remain essentially unchanged.
One improvement is the adoption of a 12MP selfie camera across all three versions. It now supports Super &nbsp;DR video recording at 60 frames per second.
The screens are Dynamic AMOLED with FHD+ resolution and a refresh rate of 48-120hz. The smaller phone features a 6.1-inch display, and the plus has a 6.6-inch display.
However, the batteries have been increased by 200mAh, with the S23 having a 3,900 mAh unit and the S23 + having a 4,700 mAh one.
<h3>Galaxy S23 Ultra specifications</h3>
The new 200MP ISOCELL HP2 camera sensor on the S23 Ultra can merge 16 pixels into one for a 12 MP final resolution with 2.4 micro metre individually-sized pixels. It can also combine its pixels 4-to-1 and provide you with a 50MP image with additional detail to work with.
It also has a new video mode called Astro Hyperlapse. The new primary camera also features better video stabilisation than the previous camera, owing to Adaptive VDIS and its 2x larger OIS angle, which compensates for about 3&deg; more than the S22 Ultra's 1.5&deg;.
It gets the very same overclocked Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC as the S23, but it features 12GB of RAM as standard.
Otherwise, the S23 Ultra remains mostly the same, except it now has a boxier frame than its predecessor.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/samsung-galaxy-s23-s23-plus-and-s23-ultra-first-look-1675274530453">Samsung Galaxy S23, S23 Plus and S23 Ultra: First look</a>

Pre-bookings are now open for Samsung's upcoming flagship Galaxy S23 series in India. 

Samsung India opens pre-bookings for Galaxy S23 series

Pre-bookings are now open for Samsung's upcoming flagship Galaxy S23 series in India.&nbsp;

Fan of the Galaxy S series? Well, you can now pre-reserve Samsung&rsquo;s upcoming S23 series and avail early access and special offers on your smartphone.
Customers can pre-reserve the phone by paying a token amount of ₹1,999 on Samsung.com, Samsung Exclusive Stores and Amazon.in.
Those who pre-reserve will get benefits worth ₹5,000.&nbsp;
Samsung&rsquo;s Galaxy Unpacked will be live streamed at 11:30PM IST on February 1, 2023.

Samsung's flagship Galaxy S23 series will make its world debut on February 1, 2023.

Samsung Galaxy S23 series to launch on February 1

Samsung's flagship Galaxy S23 series will make its world debut on February 1, 2023.

The February 1 launch date of the Galaxy S23 series was leaked some time ago, but there was still no official word from Samsung. Now, however, the company has confirmed that those leaks were indeed true.&nbsp;
The S23 series will go official on February 1, 2023, in San Francisco. The Galaxy Unpacked event will start streaming live on Samsung.com and the company&rsquo;s Youtube channel at 11:30 PM as per the Indian Standard Time.
The S23 and S23+ are expected to bring new refined designs and more storage, while the Ultra is said to debut with a new 200MP main camera. &nbsp;&nbsp;
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The Galaxy S23 series is expected to debut on February 1, 2023. 

Samsung Galaxy S23: More details emerge

The Galaxy S23 series is expected to debut on February 1, 2023.&nbsp;

Even though the Galaxy S23 series isn't coming out until February 1, leaks and rumours about it are already flooding the internet.
A <a href="https://twitter.com/AhmedQwaider888/status/1609409137221468160" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">tipster</a> on Twitter says that the base storage on Samsung's flagship phone series will be upgraded to 256GB. So, there will be no 128GB model on the S23 lineup.
Then, noted tipster Ice Universe <a href="https://twitter.com/universeice/status/1608430908088147970">claims</a> that the Night Mode on the S23 Ultra will be drastically improved over the current model. However, he did not go into the camera specifications.&nbsp;
A recent rumour suggested the planned colour possibilities for the S23 series. Cream, Green, Lavender, and Phantom Black colour variants might be available for the vanilla Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23+ smartphones.&nbsp;
Samsung is also rumoured to be aiming to ship the phones with the Android 13-based One UI 5.1 update pre-installed. The smartphones will only get a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 2 SoC this time around as Exynos versions are said to be axed.
Despite the fact that many concept renderings for the phones have emerged in recent weeks, Samsung has yet to publicly confirm any features or design details of its new flagship series.
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The Galaxy S23 series is coming early next year with more capable cameras.

Samsung Galaxy S23 launch date tipped

The Galaxy S23 series is coming early next year with more capable cameras.

According to new <a href="https://twitter.com/OnLeaks/status/1605578367616557057" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">rumours</a>, Samsung will release the Galaxy S23 series on February 1, 2023. As always, there will be three models - S23, S23 Plus and S23 Ultra.&nbsp;
The Galaxy Unpacked is said to take place in San Francisco, USA. A Galaxy S23 launch event in early February would be consistent with the Galaxy S22 release window.&nbsp;
Samsung's 2023 flagships will utilise the TSMC-manufactured Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor, which is expected to provide a significant performance and efficiency boost. The chip's quicker ISP should also enable the Galaxy S23 series to record 8K films at 30fps, up from 24 fps on the current generation.
Interestingly, the Exynos SoC version of the series is said to be axed.&nbsp;
The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra's new 200MP primary camera should be the device's chief selling point. The new sensor is capable of capturing outstanding low-light photographs.&nbsp;
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The Samsung Galaxy S23 and S23+ are likely to get a rear design makeover.

Samsung Galaxy S23 and S23+ renders show new design

Samsung Galaxy S23 and S23+ are likely to get a rear design makeover.

Samsung Galaxy S23 and S23+ are likely to get a rear design makeover.

The new renders from OnLeaks show us what the Samsung Galaxy S23 and S23+ might look like.
The renders, which have been posted on <a href="https://www.digit.in/news/mobile-phones/exclusive-samsung-galaxy-s23-5k-renders-and-360-degree-video-leak-expected-specs-65415.html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Digit</a> and <a href="https://www.smartprix.com/bytes/exclusive-samsung-galaxy-s23-plus-first-look/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Smartprix</a>, show that both the S23 and S23+ will get rid of their camera islands and instead have separate camera units like the S22 Ultra.&nbsp;
But neither of these phones have the sharper corners of the Ultra phone, which makes them look like Samsung's cheaper M-series phones.
The front of both phones will largely look similar to the S22 and S22+ with slim bezels and a display hole punch.
According to rumours, the Galaxy S23+ will be slightly bigger than its predecessor. It will have the same 6.6-inch screen as the S22+, but it will be 157.7 x 76.1 x 7.6 mm instead of 157.4 x 75.8 x 7.6 mm.
The S23 will also have a 6.1-inch screen, just like its predecessor. It will measure 146.3 x 70.8 x 7.6 mm, which is again a little bit taller and wider than the S22, which was 146 x 70.6 x 7.6 mm.
The S23 should have the same specs as the S23+, except for the battery capacity, which is expected to go up by 5 percent, which means it could have 3,900mAh.
Both phones should support 25W charging and be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 or the Exynos 2300 chipsets.&nbsp;
We expect the Galaxy S23 series to globally launch in February next year.
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The Galaxy S23 will allegedly only get a Snapdragon 8 Gen2 version.

Galaxy S23 might drop the Exynos chipset altogether

The Galaxy S23 will allegedly only get a Snapdragon 8 Gen2 version.

Famous tech analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims that Samsung will not use its in-house Exynos chipset on the upcoming Galaxy S23 series.
Kuo suggests that the upcoming Snapdragon 8 Gen2 chipset has an obvious advantage in terms of power and efficiency when compared to the competing Exynos variant, which has prompted Samsung to drop the latter altogether.&nbsp;
Depending on where you live, the Galaxy S line is currently powered by either a Snapdragon chipset or an Exynos chipset.
However, Exynos models have always been criticised for their inferior performance when compared to Snapdragon variants.
Samsung has traditionally always launched Exynos-powered flagships in India, however, that changed this year with the Galaxy S22 series since Samsung launched the Snapdragon 8 Gen1-powered version this time around.&nbsp;
It looks like the company is entirely giving up on Exynos flagship SoCs in 2023.
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