You may have to pay more for Samsung Galaxy S23 series smartphones – Times of India

Samsung is all set to unveil its next-generation flagship Galaxy S-series of smartphones next week. The company is said to launch the Galaxy S23 series of smartphones at its Galaxy Unpacked event which is scheduled to take place on February 1. The Samsung Galaxy S23 series consists of three smartphones — Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+ and Galaxy S23 Ultra. Now, days ahead of the official launch the likely pricing of the upcoming Samsung smartphones has surfaced online.
Samsung Galaxy S23 series likely prices
Popular tipster Roland Quandt has revealed the likely European price of the three Samsung smartphones. As per the leak, consumers will now have to shell out more money to purchase the Galaxy S23 series of smartphones. The leak suggests that the base model of Samsung Galaxy S23 is said to be priced at 949 Euros (Rs 84,326), while the Galaxy S23+ and the Galaxy S23 Ultra are tipped to be priced at 1,199 Euros (Rs 1,06,540) and 1,399 Euros (Rs 1,24,312) respectively. Compared to the last year’s launched Galaxy S22 series the smartphones are slightly more expensive. If this leak is true then this time users will have to pay more for the new Samsung smartphones.

Samsung Galaxy S23 series expected specifications
A recent online report revealed the likely details about the upcoming Galaxy S23+ and Galaxy S23 Ultra smartphones. As per a report by galaxyclub, the Samsung Galaxy S23+ could pack a 4,700mAh battery, which is about 100mAh bigger than the one in the Galaxy S22+. The top-of-the-line Galaxy S23 Ultra, however, is said to pack a 5,000mAh battery, which is identical to what is found in the Galaxy S22 Ultra.
The report further adds that the Galaxy S23 may get an improved 12MP front camera sensor but the telephoto camera is reported to carry the same 10MP sensor and 3x optical zoom capability. It is also claimed that the sensor in the ultra-wide angle camera won’t change much. The Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23+ are said to feature the same 12MP ultra-wide angle camera as it was in their predecessors. The report further notes there is no clarity on whether the Galaxy S23 Ultra will get the same 12MP sensor as its siblings or not.