Samsung S23 Ultra Review 2023

Samsung S23 Ultra has a reduced curve, which initially disappointed the speaker, but they found it advantageous as it provides a better grip and reduces the chances of the phone falling down.
It has a durable build and good in-hand feel, but its cellular network connectivity is weak, with limited range indoors and the inability to record calls when using WiFi calling.
It has a WiFi bug that requires manual reconnection and sometimes shows no internet access, similar to the bug in Xiaomi 13 Pro, possibly due to Android 13 bugs.
It has a large size and good haptics, but its weak vibration motor and speakers that are not as loud or bassy as iPhone’s.
It is a great phone for gaming with no heating issues, excellent display quality, and top-notch hardware.
It has a high refresh rate panel that can go up to 120 Hertz, but when enabling the high refresh rate meter from developer mode, it only goes as low as 24 Hertz.
Different companies have different refresh rates for their UI, with Samsung’s ONE UI having 24 Hz and OnePlus’ oxygen OS going up to 10 Hz, and the refresh rate can switch between 1 and 120 Hz to ensure smooth performance and good battery life, but it does not switch to the exact Hz of the content being watched.
It provides a smooth experience and excellent battery backup, with noticeable improvements in animations and longer battery life compared to the iPhone, as well as a useful S Pen for note-taking.
It has the best cameras in the market, but its low light performance is lacking and its night mode is weak compared to other phones when viewed on a big display.
It is a highly recommended phone with good performance, display, cameras, and battery backup, and viewers are encouraged to share their experiences and recommend it to friends.