Samsung’s hot new flagship of 2023, the Galaxy S23 Ultra, is here. As usual, there are some things new about the Galaxy S23 Ultra that it improves from its predecessor, the Galaxy S22 Ultra, and a few things that remain the same. So, there are not many reasons to forget Samsung’s best from 2022, the Galaxy S22 Ultra. Let’s see what’s new with the Galaxy S23 Ultra and what’s not.
Galaxy S23 Ultra vs Galaxy S22 Ultra: Design and display
First things first, when you look at the two smartphones, you will notice that both – Galaxy S23 Ultra and Galaxy S22 Ultra – look the same. Well, that is because they are identical, except that the Galaxy S23 Ultra has a slightly flatter display compared to the Galaxy S22 Ultra. So, while there is a little difference, it is not something entirely new.
The display also remains the same – a 6.8=inch AMOLED panel with an adaptive 120Hz refresh rate but with a slightly higher peak brightness of 1750 nits. Also, the display has the new Gorilla Glass Victus 2 protection.
Galaxy S23 Ultra vs Galaxy S22 Ultra: Performance
The biggest upgrade comes under the hood; the Galaxy S23 Ultra is powered by a custom-made Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset of Qualcomms’ that has a slightly higher clock speed of 3.6GHz. Then, there’s faster storage – UFS 4.0 – and faster memory – LPDDR6. So, one can expect a significant performance boost with Galaxy S23 Ultra compared to the Galaxy S22 Ultra, which was one of the best-performing Android smartphones.
The battery inside the Galaxy S23 Ultra remains the same as the Galaxy S22 Ultra at 5,000mAh with 45W wired charging support.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra vs Galaxy S22 Ultra: Cameras
The Galaxy S23 Ultra comes with Samsung’s new ISOCELL HP2 sensor, which is a huge upgrade compared to the 108MP sensor of the Galaxy S23 Ultra, as it also promises to offer improved night photography other than just more pixels.
However, the other three cameras remain unchanged. There is a 12MP ultrawide camera and set of two 10MP telephoto cameras with up to 30x zoom and 100x space zoom.
Galaxy S23 Ultra vs Galaxy S22 Ultra: Price in India
The Galaxy S23 Ultra comes at a starting price of Rs 1,24,999. Meanwhile, the Galaxy S22 Ultra was launched in India at Rs 1,09,999.
Galaxy S23 Ultra vs Galaxy S22 Ultra: Design and display
First things first, when you look at the two smartphones, you will notice that both – Galaxy S23 Ultra and Galaxy S22 Ultra – look the same. Well, that is because they are identical, except that the Galaxy S23 Ultra has a slightly flatter display compared to the Galaxy S22 Ultra. So, while there is a little difference, it is not something entirely new.
The display also remains the same – a 6.8=inch AMOLED panel with an adaptive 120Hz refresh rate but with a slightly higher peak brightness of 1750 nits. Also, the display has the new Gorilla Glass Victus 2 protection.
Galaxy S23 Ultra vs Galaxy S22 Ultra: Performance
The biggest upgrade comes under the hood; the Galaxy S23 Ultra is powered by a custom-made Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset of Qualcomms’ that has a slightly higher clock speed of 3.6GHz. Then, there’s faster storage – UFS 4.0 – and faster memory – LPDDR6. So, one can expect a significant performance boost with Galaxy S23 Ultra compared to the Galaxy S22 Ultra, which was one of the best-performing Android smartphones.
The battery inside the Galaxy S23 Ultra remains the same as the Galaxy S22 Ultra at 5,000mAh with 45W wired charging support.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra vs Galaxy S22 Ultra: Cameras
The Galaxy S23 Ultra comes with Samsung’s new ISOCELL HP2 sensor, which is a huge upgrade compared to the 108MP sensor of the Galaxy S23 Ultra, as it also promises to offer improved night photography other than just more pixels.
However, the other three cameras remain unchanged. There is a 12MP ultrawide camera and set of two 10MP telephoto cameras with up to 30x zoom and 100x space zoom.
Galaxy S23 Ultra vs Galaxy S22 Ultra: Price in India
The Galaxy S23 Ultra comes at a starting price of Rs 1,24,999. Meanwhile, the Galaxy S22 Ultra was launched in India at Rs 1,09,999.
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