Samsung will introduce the Galaxy S23 smartphones in a few months. There was already a lot of speculation in advance as to whether customers in Germany would again be at a disadvantage when choosing a processor and would have to live with a compromise. The processor manufacturer is now giving the all-clear.

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Samsung Galaxy S23 with Snapdragon 8 Gen 2

Samsung has been launching Galaxy S smartphones equipped with Exynos processors in Europe for many years. In the USA, on the other hand, Qualcomm chips were used, which are superior to the processor from Samsung. Some time ago there were rumors that Samsung will largely do without its own chip in the coming year mostly installed the Qualcomm processor. This was confirmed by Qualcomm’s Chief Financial Officer when the quarterly figures were announced:

Qualcomm CFO confirms Snapdragon processor for Samsung Galaxy S23 in Europe. (Image source: Qualcomm)

Accordingly, the proportion of Qualcomm processors in the Galaxy S23 should increase to 75 percent globally. So most countries are likely to get the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, including Germany with a high probability. This statement is supported by the lack of rumors about the Exynos 2300, which should come from Samsung. So if the Samsung Galaxy S23 is sold with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 in Germany, that would be an important step in order to be able to use the full performance of the smartphone. So far we’ve always been at a disadvantage.

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Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra will be a high-flyer

Visually and technically, the Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23 Plus will differ only slightly from their predecessors. Samsung should focus on the Galaxy S23 Ultra for the most important improvements. For example, a new 200 MP camera is to be used there, which achieves much better image quality. With many other innovations, it should be the best top smartphone from Samsung in five years. If the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 is actually used there, that would be a really strong announcement.

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