Galaxy S23 Ultra: Design
With a little flatter display than its predecessor, the Galaxy S23 Ultra has a comparable design. The blocky design hasn't changed all that much thanks to Samsung, but the camera module is a little bit bigger this year. The new 200MP primary sensor is partially to blame for this. The Galaxy S23 Ultra weighs 8.25 ounces and is 0.35 inches thick, so it's not a little gadget.
The S Pen's continued internal housing within the phone itself, which makes it significantly more practical than it would be as an external device requiring a cover to store the stylus, helps to explain some of the thickness. You can choose between Phantom Black, Cream, Green, or Lavender for the Galaxy S23 Ultra colors. The following colors will only be available on Samsung.com: Lime, Graphite, Sky Blue, and Red.
Galaxy S23 Ultra: Cameras
The cameras on the Galaxy S23 Ultra have seen the most significant improvements, particularly the new 200MP primary sensor, which might revolutionize the market for high-end camera phones. Up to 8K 30 fps video can be captured using the primary camera. Depending on your tastes and the situation, you can take images in 200MP, 50MP, or 12.5MP.
Along with the large sensor on the back of the phone, there are three additional cameras, though they don't seem to have changed from the previous year. Landscapes and huge crowds can be captured using the 12MP ultrawide. With the help of Samsung's 100x Space Zoom technology, the two 10MP telephoto cameras can capture photos. Additionally, the Galaxy S23 Ultra has optical zoom capabilities of 3x and 10x.
A 12MP selfie camera is located on the front, which may seem inferior to the 40MP front camera on the Galaxy S22 Ultra. However, Samsung claims that its front camera now has quicker autofocus and Super HDR, so generally, selfies should look better. Even 4K 60 fps video can be captured with that front shooter (up from 30 fps on the S22 Ultra). Additionally, Samsung has said that its ExpertRAW sophisticated camera app for the Galaxy S23 Ultra will automatically incorporate Adobe Lightroom as the image editing program for all photographs produced with it. That will come in handy if you want to edit your detailed RAW photographs without having to first offload them.
Galaxy S23 Ultra: Battery And Charging
While the 200 MP camera on the Galaxy S23 Ultra may be its main selling point, Samsung's optimization and the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor also help the flagship and its siblings deliver significantly improved efficiency and battery life. Numerous publications have tested the S23 Ultra's battery, and the results have always been impressive.
The Galaxy S23 Ultra is the top Android device according to these metrics. The Xiaomi 13 Pro came the closest, clocking in at 10 hours, 26 minutes. More surprisingly, the Galaxy S22 Ultra from the previous year only reached a time of 9 hours, 43 minutes. But it's unclear whether that's an Exynos or a Snapdragon model.
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