Samsung Galaxy S23✅ : interesting stuffs we need to know #Part 1

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Announced in early 2023, the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is the latest flagship smartphone in Samsung's “Ultra” range for 2023 . It follows on from 2022's S22 Ultra and sits within the S23 range, which includes two other models including the standard S23 and the S23+. It features a large number of specifications which directly appeal to photographers. These include a quad-camera setup which includes a 200-megapixel sensor for the “standard” f/1.7, a 12 megapixel ultra wide f/2.2 lens, and two 10 megapixel zoom lenses, one offering a 3x f/2.4 zoom and another offering a 10x f/4.9 zoom. There's also space zoom - a type of digital zoom - that gives you 30x and 100x options.

The S23 Ultra's screen is 6.8-inches and is a Dynamic AMOLED. Other useful specifications include a 5000mAh battery, 5G connectivity, 8K/30fps video recording and wireless charging.

At the time of writing, the Samsung S23 Ultra price is £1,149 for the standard offering of 128GB with 8GB of RAM. You can also buy it in 256GB, 512GB and 1TB variants, priced at £1,249, £1,329 and £1,499 respectively.

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