After months of speculation and anticipation, Samsung has just launched its newest smartphones, the Samsung Galaxy S23 series at the Samsung Unpacked Event. The South Korean tech giant has announced three models in the Samsung Galaxy S23 series – Samsung Galaxy S23, Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus and Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra. With a new flagship launching almost every year, it can be worthwhile to ask whether the new "Ultra" is worth upgrading to, especially when you spend nearly or over a thousand dollars on it.
Although it may not seem much, but the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is loaded with new and advanced features that seek to vastly improve on last year's Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra. So, check out the differences between Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra and Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra.
Samsung has upgraded both the processor and the RAM in the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra. This year's Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 compared to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1. According to Samsung, it will offer up to 40 percent faster GPU and NPU which has been exclusively optimized for the smartphone. Moreover, the smartphone features Real Time Ray-Tracing as well as Vapor Cooling Chamber to keep the device cool during intense gaming sessions.
The display has largely remained the same on the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra as last year's flagship model. The specs are identical with the same 6.8-inch Quad HD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X display with a resolution of 3088x1440 pixels. The display is HDR10+ certified and has a variable refresh rate which goes up to 120Hz.
It weighs 234 grams, which is 6 grams heavier than the Samsung Galaxy S22, though the dimensions are identical.
Although the camera system is identical in design, Samsung has
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