Samsung has announced this year's selection of its high-end Galaxy phones S23, S23+ and S23 Ultra, where the only surprise is that they finally gave up on Exynos chips, so Europeans also get devices with snapdragons.
Every year, February is the time for new flagship Galaxy phones, about which we learned a lot even before the presentation itself.
In short: those who hoped that the devices would be something more refreshing than the current generation of iPhones will be disappointed, as Samsung’s Unpacked 2023 press conference took place practically without any exciting innovations worth mentioning (short video summary).
Both externally and internally, the phones differ little from last year’s; the most freshness can be seen in the cases of the entry-level model and Plus, which now have rounded corners.
The dimensions haven’t changed and neither have the displays; The S23 measures 6.1 inches, the S23+ measures 6.6 inches, and the S23 Ultra measures 6.8 inches.
Again, the two smaller models have a dynamic refresh rate from 48 to 120 hertz and the Ultra from 1 to 120 Hz. We already knew the only significant difference in the photographic set: the Ultra now carries a 200-megapixel primary camera, while the smaller models still stick with 50 MP.
There is not much difference in these two devices, the only difference is in prices and screen size.
Inside, the new, most powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip is now ticking away, where Samsung has acquired read versions with a slightly higher frequency than the default – 3.36 GHz versus 3.2 GHz – which is why they bear the label “for Galaxy“.
But the most interesting news for our geographical area is the fact that Samsung is finally giving up its own Exynos system chips in the most powerful phones, which Europe was generally condemned to, thus finally admitting that they could not compete with snapdragons.
Exynos, including the alleged upcoming 2300, are thus now pushed into cheaper phone lines. Other than that, there are no crazy surprises inside; models carry 8GB of storage each, with the S23 starting at 128GB and the more expensive member at 256 GB.
Wired charging is still a modest 25W for the S23 and a generous 45W for the Plus and Ultra, while the satellite connection for emergency calls is also lacking.
Unfortunately, prices have gone up with inflation: the S23 starts at 950 euros, and the Pluses have become significantly more expensive with an entry price of 1,200 euros. In comparison, the Ultras cost from 1,400 euros upwards. They will be available on February 17th.
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Apart from the phones, the Koreans also introduced new laptops from the Galaxy Book series, namely under serial number 3.
On the lower side is the Book3 Pro, which arrives in 14- and 16-inch versions, while the Pro 360 is a 16-inch amphibian with reversible hinges.
On the other hand, the more expensive Galaxy Book3 Ultra laptop is a direct competitor to the MacBook Pro, with the designers cramming Intel’s Core i9 processors and Geforce RTX 4070 graphics cards into a case of very compact dimensions.
All three devices boast a 120-hertz AMOLED display with a resolution of 2880 Ć1800 pixels. The laptops also arrive on February 17; prices for the basic Pro version start around two and a half thousand, while the Book3 Ultra is a premium machine starting at 2,500 euros.
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