Samsung launched its flagship Galaxy S series every year and it has always been the face of the brand. In 2023 too, Samsung will launch the Galaxy S23 series on 1 February. But ahead of its launch, the Samsung Galaxy S23 series price has been leaked and this has created a buzz in the Indian smartphone market too. According to rumors, the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra’s price will be Rs 98,000 in India. Also, the Galaxy S23 will cost somewhere around Rs 76000 and the Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus may cost Rs 81000. Let’s see when the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra comes to India and talk a bit more about the S23 series.
As of now, Samsung is the only brand that gives tough competition to Apple in the flagship category with its Galaxy S series. Thus, the Galaxy S23 mobile phones have created a huge hype among tech enthusiasts and everyone is waiting for Samsung to drop their bomb as soon as possible. Now just like every other smartphone brand, Samsung too couldn’t keep its secrets from getting leaked and the specifications of their S23 series are almost confirmed too. Though today, we have the possible prices of each Galaxy S23 smartphone launching on the 1st of February; the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, S23 Plus, and S23.
The entire Galaxy S23 series will be 5G and come with the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor; thank God, we are saved from Exynos!
The Indian smartphone market welcomes Samsung’s flagship phones wholeheartedly as they offer the best displays, camera setup, and various other features. The most popular smartphone from this latest series is the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra 5G. In India, the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra will probably cost Rs 98000. Though, this price is just what everyone has speculated and the official details are yet to be made public.
The Galaxy S23 Ultra will sport the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset, which will surely make it one of the fastest smartphones in the market. Also, the S23 Ultra 5G will come with Samsung’s 200 MP camera sensor which is worth looking forward to. Other than that, this phone will have a 120 Hz Dynamic AMOLED 2X Display; and we all know how good Samsung’s smartphones’ displays look.
The Samsung Galaxy S23’s price can be around Rs 76000 in India. To our surprise, the entire market is way more excited about the Samsung Galaxy S23 5G than the S23 Ultra. Why, do you ask? It’s that small form factor that we got to see with the Galaxy S22 5G which was a great phone, thanks to it being compact and handy but its own beauty led to heating and battery drain issues. So if Samsung manages to fix these things with the Galaxy S23 Ultra, the tech community would be way too happy.
The smartphone market has always been looking for compact phones that perform just the same as those big ones. Now that Apple has discontinued its iPhone Mini series, Samsung is our last hope and we really look forward to getting a great compact phone this year.
Just like the S23 Ultra, the Galaxy S23 5G phone will also run on the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SOC. This phone, at 6.1 inches, will be smaller than its Ultra and Plus siblings. Also, it will come with a 50 MP primary camera. One important thing that may make or break this phone will be its 3900 mAh battery. If the Galaxy S23, unlike S22, gives a good battery backup, it would be a great success for Samsung. Let’s see what happens next.
Notice that we haven’t talked about the Galaxy S23 Plus 5G mobile phone as it is more or less the same as the S23 5G, with just a bigger form factor. The Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus may cost around Rs 81000 in India. What do you think about these prices? Are you excited about the Galaxy S23 series launch on 1 February? Let’s take the discussion to the comments section.
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These are just some leaks. There are many sites that have even predicted the S23 Ultra to cost around Rs 70000 which is just impossible. So this post is just based on some leaks that we got so far. The actual price of the phone can differ.
Also, these prices are for the US market and the same has been converted to INR for our reference. And yes, the S23 Ultra will cost more than that in India.
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