The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is powered by Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy, the fastest Snapdragon ever. It features an accelerated Qualcomm® Kryo™ CPU with up to 3.36GHz peak speeds, providing superior performance when you need it most.

The Galaxy S23 series includes three devices, which share the same lineup and screen sizes with the previous Galaxy S22 series. The entry-level Galaxy S23 features a flat 6.1-inch (155 mm) display with a variable refresh rate from 48 Hz to 120 Hz, 8 GB of RAM, and storage options from 128 GB to 512 GB.

The Galaxy S23 offers the best that Samsung has - from the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy chipset to a high-class camera system led by an impressive 50MP sensor - at just the right size with a vibrant and "palmable" 6.1-inch display.

The new S23 series phones all sport an overclocked Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor designed for Samsung with real-time Semantic Segmentation for the selfie camera for the first time on a phone.

Without a doubt, the Galaxy S23 is the best small Android phone in 2023. This uniqueness makes it a more appealing option compared to the S23 Plus. As I mentioned earlier, the Galaxy S23 offers almost all the same hardware as the S23 Plus, but in a more compact and affordable package.

With the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon® 8 Gen 2 chipset on the S23, you can now unlock higher frame rates and enjoy sharper, more vivid graphics. Along with the boosted 3,900mAh battery, there's a new and improved cooling system in place which is two times larger than that found on the Galaxy S22.

The Galaxy S23 boasts a fresh look both inside and out. Measuring at 6.1-inches, the Galaxy S23 is the smallest in the Galaxy S23 series but it certainly packs a punch with the upgraded One UI 5.1 operating system and Qualcomm Snapdragon® 8 Gen 2 processor.

The smartphone is designed for long hours of holding and use with an ergonomic design that is sustainable too. The Galaxy S23 FE has been made using eco-conscious materials, making it kind for the planet. This aligns with Samsung's commitment to a greener future.

Overall, the Galaxy S23's snappy performance, fluidity, and responsiveness make it an attractive choice for users. – The Galaxy S23 gets a better battery compared to its predecessor. It houses a 3900mAh battery with 25W charging support.

With the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon® 8 Gen 2 chipset on the S23, you can now unlock higher frame rates and enjoy sharper, more vivid graphics. Along with the boosted 3,900mAh battery, there's a new and improved cooling system in place which is two times larger than that found on the Galaxy S22.

With the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon® 8 Gen 2 chipset on the S23, you can now unlock higher frame rates and enjoy sharper, more vivid graphics. Along with the boosted 3,900mAh battery, there's a new and improved cooling system in place which is two times larger than that found on the Galaxy S22.

Overall, we liked the 12MP 3x zoomed photos, and we can't think of anything that could benefit from improvement. Samsung has been known for its good ultrawide-angle cameras on the Galaxy S phones, and the Galaxy S23 also delivers excellent performance on its 12MP UW shooter.

Yes, it's been many months since the launch of the Galaxy S23 Ultra, but I can safely say that I've had zero issues since Day 1 and that the device has held up better than I expected. The battery life has consistently given me about seven hours of on-screen time and has lasted over a day before having to charge it.

The front and back glass panels of the Galaxy S23 series devices contain an average of 22% of pre-consumer recycled content, and the film that goes inside the back glass panel incorporates 80% of recycled plastics sourced from discarded plastic bottles.

Eco-conscious design and packaging The Galaxy S23 Series smartphones utilise pre-consumer recycled aluminium and recycled glass, and post-consumer recycled plastics that have been derived from sources like discarded fishing nets, water barrels and PET bottles.

The bottom line: Yes, if you have a Galaxy S10 it's worth upgrading to the Galaxy S23. You'll get 5G support, access to new versions of Android, longer battery life, a faster new processor and a much-improved camera. But be prepared to say goodbye to the microSD card slot.