The Samsung S23 Ultra is secretly INCREDIBLE

My Hands on Impressions of the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra - including Camera Testing, Battery - Also I managed to get us a discount code:

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[glostergloster]

The fact they are using a Snapdragon chip for all worldwide phones is definitely a good change. European users were getting short changed

[zeusman]

I think they should have a 2 year launch cycle for phones, itll allow them to further optimize last gen phones softwares even more and improve their overall brand image.

[dirtdogg]

Just preordered mine, going to be a massive upgrade from the S9+ Ive been using for the last 5 years

[ladytokyo]

Got mine in yesterday. It's a massive difference for me coming from an S10+. Happy about the new GB upgrade. Love how responsive it is and the speakers. When I need a new phone, it will probably be in 5+ years. So far a good investment.

[FoxxFire]

I know with 100 percent certainty that you did not intend this, but this is like 13 minutes of a Samsung marketing dream. I do not think anyone at Samsung could have done a better job marketing the S23 Ultra than you did in this video. In fact, I actually have become very excited to watch full reviews of the S23 Ultra, and I think I'm a bit jealous as an iPhone user, even with a 14 Pro Max. Thank you for a great video Arun and team (including Milo :)

[dolger]

The camera comparisons this year are gonna be wild

[sallytheuselessbird]

I actually kind of like that Samsung hasn't changed their design. Like you said, the similarly to the previous model means that the internal improvements will take the spotlight and be more noticeable. It also prevents people from impulse buying a new phone just because it looks different, because I know there are people out there that do.

[throwaway]

I jumped from a samsung Galaxy A71 to the S23 Ultra.. I haven't had a flagship phone since the S4.. so this is amazing for me.. the screen is insanely better than my last phone, and better than my SOs iPhone 13 pro max.. the sound coming from the phone itself truly surprised me.. the capabilities of the S pen has been fun too.. all around very happy with my decision to buy this

[disasterartiest]

"If it's not broken, don't fix it."
I think Samsung took this quote to the heart, for the design.

[isaiasojeda]

So, I'm sticking with my s22 ultra for 2 more years. I don't think the upgrade is that significant but it's cool nonetheless. For those getting this phone, I hope you enjoy it cause it's pretty cool.

[harzespeed]

All phone companies are changing/upgrading their products less and less for each launch. But is a new model in any predominant brand even necessary? If they focused more on upgrading the software every year and only launching a phone when they reach a groundbreaking level of change and upgrades it would be really nice as well. Should make a video addressing this since you seem to have great impacts on the tech world. Love your videos btw great quality and thought put into each one!!!

[WinnerSingh]

I think s23 is much better than iPhone 15 pros

[justinlloyd]

Currently using the 22 Ultra which I'm really happy with, will probably upgrade when the 24 or 25 Ultra gets released, will be a slightly bigger step up then

[Drinksonconnor]

9:45 thanks for the maths class, smokes comin out from my brain

[kfash]

Other youtubers didnt make it look like an actual upgrade. You definitely made us know that they were lots of significant upgrades. Thanks Arun

[itsbuhyy]

i love when people are passionate about the things they love and this man is a pure example of it. you can see his excitement throughout the whole video <3

[RobbieKhan]

***PSA***

Remember folks, just like with the S20, just like with the S21 and just like with the S22 series last year, the camera quality we see at launch will NOT be the same camera quality 6-8 months down the line. Samsung always updates the camera quality, this is pretty much expected now, so if the camera quality is slightly improved now over the S22 series, then expect that margin to widen considerably after a few updates once again.

Samsung's AI models get trained as you use them, and the only way to improve the quality is to get these phones in real world hands in real world situation gathering that real world data.

So in effect, we consumers help improve the quality of the camera, and I'm all for that.

[EggertOlafs]

I have Note 20 Ultra, which I bought as a pre-order when it came out, and it's still 100% like the day I bought it, no lag, no battery degradation, and no crashing or anything like that. And I haven't reset it from the day I got it ;) I've been waiting for Samsung to bring out an Ultra version of the Fold, i want the S version camera in a the Fold format with an intigrated S pen.

[lSirCumference]

The pen is a must have for me.
I don't use it often but when I do use it, it's very handy. I was disappointed when it wasn't available on certain models.

[phoenix_]

As someone who's not the biggest tech nerd, your videos always still seem to entertain me somehow. Love how you work to appeal to such a wide audience, regardless of who is watching the video!