Samsung's top-tier S23 Ultra or the compact undercover beast that is the Galaxy S23? Which one would be a better purchase for you? Let's discuss!
The regular Galaxy S23 is expected to be — just like its predecessor — a compact and easy to handle device. Despite its power and camera capabilities, it's meant to be a phone for those that prefer their handset to stay out of the way when not needed.
Both of these phones will get Samsung's excellent Dynamic AMOLED screens . But the Galaxy S23 Ultra will probably have an LTPO panel that can diversify between the full 120 Hz and going all the way down to 1 Hz. We suspect that the cheaper S23 will only be able to vary between 48 Hz to 120 Hz, but we'll see. In the end, this is a feature that affects the Always On Display's battery drain and not much else.
Qualcomm and Samsung have been partners for a while and it seems the Galaxy-bound Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipsets will be made in Samsung's own factories and have slight customization or overclocking. Supposedly, it will be specifically called"Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 Mobile Platform for Galaxy," and its ARM-Cortex X3 prime core will be able to hit 3.36 GHz.
With the bigger sensor on the Ultra, Samsung will employ some massive pixel binning to collect more light into shots for Night Mode scenarios. We would also hope to see creamier and more realistic-looking bokeh in portrait shots. If it doesn't, we expect well-sounding speakers with decent enough volume on both phones. Due to physical constraints, the S23 will probably be slightly thinner and slightly lower in volume. But, again, these are preliminary expectations.
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