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Sad to say that the shooters on the rear have not been updated much: They remain as a combination of a 50MP main, 12MP ultra-wide and 10MP telephoto lens as last year. Thankfully, the computation stuff behind the scenes got a bit of a bump thanks to the chip, so the photos and videos come out much more balanced and naturalistic this time around. 8K video recording is still possible, the only difference is that it now supports 30 FPS rather than 24 of last year's model. 4K video goes up to 60 FPS. 1080p mode, impressively, can shoot 240 FPS. And lastly, the 720p slow-mo mode is at an astounding 960 FPS. Shots are HDR10+ supported with videos recording sound in stereo. The front camera, also, can record at 4K-60. It also received a bump and is now 12MP. Another fantastic smartphone built for great photos is the Google Pixel 7 Pro. Display: Samsung Flexes Again Charging speed hasn’t changed, as the Galaxy S23 keeps the same 25W charging speed as before, even with the S23 Plus and S23 Ultra enjoying 45W speeds. Testing with our own charger — Samsung doesn’t supply one — we got a drained Galaxy S23 up to a 55% charge after 30 minutes. That’s about what we saw with the iPhone 14 in the same amount of time, and Apple’s phone tops out at 20W charging. The OnePlus 11 blows away Samsung’s phone, charging to 97% in 30 minutes thanks to 80W charging support in the U.S. Samsung Galaxy S23 review: Software Admittedly, this doesn’t make a huge difference in terms of real-world operation but it’s the improvements compared to the previous Exynos 2200 where the Samsung Galaxy S23 really springs to life. Network : The bandwidths supported by the device may vary depending on the region or service provider There’s a huge improvement in the Geekbench 5 results this year with a 23% jump in the single-core portion of the test compared with the previous model and an even bigger jump in the multi-core portion of the test, with the S23 scoring 4,875 to the S22 Plus’ 3,488. That’s a massive 40% improvement.
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These improvements also carry over to the gaming side of things. The S23’s on-chip Adreno 740 GPU was more adept in the GFXBench Manhattan 3 off-screen benchmark, pushing out 36% more frames than the previous Exynos 2200 and its Xclipse 920 GPU. Glass PET film, recycled glass and ocean-bound plastic received environmental claim validation (ECV). If you value performance but despair at the gap between Android devices and the iPhone, the Galaxy S23 is the phone you've been waiting for. Samsung Galaxy S23 review: Battery life and charging The Galaxy S23 has an advantage over several other camera phones in its price range — it has a telephoto lens and devices like the iPhone 14 and Pixel 7 do not. That should mean sharper images, especially when you zoom for greater detail.As for the cameras, not much here has changed. The 50MP (f/1.8) main camera remains, alongside a 12MP (f/2.2) 120-degree ultrawide unit and a 10MP (f/2.4) 3x telephoto. However, the front-facing 12MP (f/2.2) selfie is now the same across all three models, up from the 10MP number in the previous version. Relive every night in perfect clarity with the S23 pro-grade camera. This includes 12MP Dual Pixel Auto Focus Front-Facing Camera and triplelens Rear Camera with a 50MP Wide lens for 4x wider dynamic range and 3x Optical Zoom to get you closer to the action without the noise.
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