I decide to get Plus model. I wish Samsung would make the Plus slightly different from the standard model. 1) I wish it had QHD Plus (like the Ultra but still have flat screen). 2) I wish the Plus and Standard had SD Slot 3) I wish it had 4 cameras at the rear instead of 3 unlike the standard one, but the Ultra still has 5. 4) And the price should be £100 less, same as standard one. So that they can complete with oneplus 11 and Pixel 7/Pro
@@gustavosaenz1757 Oh, that's great then! It was the only thing holding me back. I was confused between Plus and Ultra. But Ultra is really big and bulky so that's why I prefer the Plus. 😊
I have a 23+ but I don't like it as much as the galaxy S9. I miss the glass on the back and curved edges. The S9 also seems sleeker and thinner. I'm not sure if it actually is more thin but it feels like it. It also isn't that unique. It just feels like a generic phone like any other flagship phone
Don't know if others can notice the PWM flicker, or if it's some weird combo of the S23 display, camera and the display i'm watching it from (Huawei P40), but i got a headache by just looking at it. Samsung *needs* to do something about their PWM, as for now it's just too angry and damaging
@@nonyakuntab7752 issue is, flicker or not, Samsjng still uses low frequency square wave PWM, and that's harsh on the eyes and the brain regardless. You may not even notice it, but it takes it's toll on the eyes over time
@Alexander Frank Even with the screen dimming and blue light removal? Hmm, the more you know. I still like their shit though I'm sure my TV and monitors do the same thing if that's the case, but I usually try to balance out lighting in any area I'm in. Thanks for the info, though.
@@nonyakuntab7752 the dimmer the screen the lower is pulse frequency As a former S20 user i recommend using some kind of DC dimmong software like OLED Saver. It sets the hardware brightness to 100% and applies a brighness-reducing filter. I used to get huge migrains from using the phone at 50% brightness, even though the flicker wasn't visually noticeable By using DC dimming i probably introduced somewhat quicker rate of burn-in to the screen, but stopped having headaches and even somewhat increased screen-on time on battery
@@nonyakuntab7752 also different panels do it to a different degree, the headaches from the S20 were enough to scramble my thoughts, but not to completely incapacitate me, the Zenbook 13 OLED with a Samsung panel on the other hand did exactly that. Ended up returning it after 2 days. And interestingly enough, their older stuff was actually less angry. I had an S7 Edge back in uni days, and it was only mildly uncomfortable. And the S8 through S10 even had native DC dimming implemented. And after that they just kinda stopped giving two shits
Actually, that's not it. When videoing displays, you will often see a screen flicker through the camera. It's not the fault of the phone, and it isn't actually flickering when used.
What people fail to realize is that you can't use find my iPhone with a Samsung,Samsung has nothing like apple Music,can't FaceTime and the videos on TH-cam and on the internet look so sharpen.and to mirror you have to go through so much BS.and the volume on aux/Bluetooth is way louder,and what kind of name is Google play 😒 wake up people 👏🏻👏🏻
We have find my phone, we absolutely can facetime just not natively to iPhones, we have youtube music and a lot of people use Spotify, videos on TH-cam look very nice, to mirror you click smart view and connect, the volume is able to be controlled just like yours, if it's too loud turn it tf down, Google play is exactly was it sounds like, it made us able to play music, games, etc. I think you need to get some rest and come back refreshed
The fact that u said mirroring is difficult means you dont even know your phone. You can screen mirror and still use yr phone fully. Apple can't do that.
I decide to get Plus model.
I wish Samsung would make the Plus slightly different from the standard model.
1) I wish it had QHD Plus (like the Ultra but still have flat screen).
2) I wish the Plus and Standard had SD Slot
3) I wish it had 4 cameras at the rear instead of 3 unlike the standard one, but the Ultra still has
5.
4) And the price should be £100 less, same as standard one.
So that they can complete with oneplus 11 and Pixel 7/Pro
S23 ultra 4 camera 😊
The S23U has 4 cameras, bruv
Thank you junior for point my mistake.
Have a lovely evening you and your family.
S23 puls cameras are the same as the iphone 15 pro
Yeah same price as stanfard but higher battery and bigger display. Are you dumb?
Writing this on my S23+, is a total beast!
Does the 393 PPI resolution bothers you?
@@Veda_p_ Lol not at all, I'd have no issues with the screen
@@gustavosaenz1757 Oh, that's great then!
It was the only thing holding me back. I was confused between Plus and Ultra. But Ultra is really big and bulky so that's why I prefer the Plus. 😊
I sold s22 ultra and brought s23 plus bec of size and s23 plus looks sexy in hand❤
Never ever, those cameras are not enough to be the best. Actually I prefer the little S23.
Agree
Watching thid on s23 plus 🔥 one of the best decisions of mine
Do a comparison vid of the 23 and 23 plus
I have a 23+ but I don't like it as much as the galaxy S9. I miss the glass on the back and curved edges. The S9 also seems sleeker and thinner. I'm not sure if it actually is more thin but it feels like it. It also isn't that unique. It just feels like a generic phone like any other flagship phone
what is the advantage of the curve screen?
i think s23 plus with flat most beautiful
Don't know if others can notice the PWM flicker, or if it's some weird combo of the S23 display, camera and the display i'm watching it from (Huawei P40), but i got a headache by just looking at it.
Samsung *needs* to do something about their PWM, as for now it's just too angry and damaging
Mine doesn't flicker like that, I'm not sure what kind of plus they're showing here, lol. I have the 22 ultra and the 23+
@@nonyakuntab7752 issue is, flicker or not, Samsjng still uses low frequency square wave PWM, and that's harsh on the eyes and the brain regardless. You may not even notice it, but it takes it's toll on the eyes over time
@Alexander Frank Even with the screen dimming and blue light removal? Hmm, the more you know. I still like their shit though I'm sure my TV and monitors do the same thing if that's the case, but I usually try to balance out lighting in any area I'm in. Thanks for the info, though.
@@nonyakuntab7752 the dimmer the screen the lower is pulse frequency
As a former S20 user i recommend using some kind of DC dimmong software like OLED Saver. It sets the hardware brightness to 100% and applies a brighness-reducing filter.
I used to get huge migrains from using the phone at 50% brightness, even though the flicker wasn't visually noticeable
By using DC dimming i probably introduced somewhat quicker rate of burn-in to the screen, but stopped having headaches and even somewhat increased screen-on time on battery
@@nonyakuntab7752 also different panels do it to a different degree, the headaches from the S20 were enough to scramble my thoughts, but not to completely incapacitate me, the Zenbook 13 OLED with a Samsung panel on the other hand did exactly that. Ended up returning it after 2 days.
And interestingly enough, their older stuff was actually less angry. I had an S7 Edge back in uni days, and it was only mildly uncomfortable.
And the S8 through S10 even had native DC dimming implemented. And after that they just kinda stopped giving two shits
Im planning on getting this
I can't believe people are complaining about the ultra size. Samsung mainly make large phones, fold etc.
SPen in Ultra!
What about the SPen (RIP NOTE series)
Shouod be supported, but doesn't include one or have built in storage. You'd need to go with the Ultra.
I wish its screen size 6.4
Buy s23 fe
Why does the display flicker?
When the screen is still the refresh rate drops to 20hz to save battery
Actually, that's not it. When videoing displays, you will often see a screen flicker through the camera. It's not the fault of the phone, and it isn't actually flickering when used.
i this because of its high refresh rate compared to video cameras fps rate which is low..
My budget samsung a73 have bigger screen and battery than s23+ sadly the a7x lineup have been discontinued
a series not good enough
S23 FE is coming 🔥
@@SayoojGarrix no
@@Q_QQ_Q yess. According to leaks
A73 vs S23+ big difference,, use both mobile u will feel different, using S23+ A73 gives you feeling of Chineses mobile 😅
Yes s23 plus is best i have but i waiting for S25 ultra
the S23 Plus and S22 Ultra are the best 2023 smartphones
What color is this?
It's cream
No funny pen tho
spen and camera though on ultra
Save your money and get a OnePlus 11
Fool
@@ayushtrivedi9878 Or a Pixel, either one is better.
Ultra not my type.. curve screen.. better flat screen.. very2 good
The cream is white. Very disappointed
low quality content
I'll stick with my pixel 7
Why
one BIG PROBLEM with samaung is they're using LITHIUM ION battery which is quite hazardous and should've been banned from use
Most if not all phone batteries are lithium ion
That's practically unavoidable in electronics such as a phone.
@@CardfightCasualsome use polymer
What people fail to realize is that you can't use find my iPhone with a Samsung,Samsung has nothing like apple Music,can't FaceTime and the videos on TH-cam and on the internet look so sharpen.and to mirror you have to go through so much BS.and the volume on aux/Bluetooth is way louder,and what kind of name is Google play 😒
wake up people 👏🏻👏🏻
Go away.
We have find my phone, we absolutely can facetime just not natively to iPhones, we have youtube music and a lot of people use Spotify, videos on TH-cam look very nice, to mirror you click smart view and connect, the volume is able to be controlled just like yours, if it's too loud turn it tf down, Google play is exactly was it sounds like, it made us able to play music, games, etc. I think you need to get some rest and come back refreshed
The fact that u said mirroring is difficult means you dont even know your phone. You can screen mirror and still use yr phone fully. Apple can't do that.