Samsung has introduced a total of three new top smartphones that can inspire more or less. The Galaxy S23 Ultra in particular is supposed to do something for the first time that no Samsung cell phone has been able to do before. The new top cell phone should be able to keep up with the iPhone 14 Pro Max in terms of battery life.

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Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra: Surprisingly good battery life

After the presentation of the Galaxy S23, S23 Plus and S23 Ultra, new details emerged from the first testers. Samsung has shared a lot of information, but daily use will only show how good the new smartphones really are. At least the battery life is good to report. According to this, the Galaxy S23 Ultra should be able to keep up with the iPhone 14 Pro Max in normal everyday life. According to Ramal, both smartphones take each other nothing more in terms of battery life:

He could the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra been using for six days and compared it to his iPhone 14 Pro Max in everyday use. Both smartphones are said to be on a very similar level when it comes to battery life. However, Samsung did not increase the size of the battery in the Ultra model. It still measures 5,000mAh. Accordingly, he assumes that, in particular, extremely efficient Qualcomm processor responsible The reason for this is that the Galaxy S23 Ultra now offers so much better battery life.

Galaxy S23 Ultra

Galaxy S23 Ultra

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We were able to take a look at the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra:

Samsung Galaxy S23 and S23 Plus should also benefit

With the Galaxy S23 and S23 Plus, the effect is likely to be even greater. Samsung not only installed the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy there, but also increased the batteries by 200 mAh each. All new Samsung cell phones should therefore last much longer. At the same time, the performance has also been increased. Under the hood, Samsung has made the right decision, as it no longer uses its own Exynos chip.

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