Samsung's next highest "flagship". Galaxy The S23 Ultra has been the subject of several leaks recently, from which we learned that it will boast 200MPx with a camera or that it shouldn't be practical from the outside to differ from the current Ultras. It has now received its first official "stamp".
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Galaxy The S23 Ultra has received its first certification from the Chinese regulatory agency 3C. It lists it on its website under the model designation SM-S918. The site also reveals that the phone has been tested using a 25W EP-TA800 charger (although this does not rule out that it will "finally" support higher charging power) and that it is manufactured in the Vietnamese city of Thái Nguyên. By the way, in Vietnam, the Korean giant produces most of its smartphones - up to 120 million annually.
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Galaxy According to available leaks, the S23 Ultra will get Qualcomm's next flagship Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset (like other models Galaxy S23), 200MPx camera, improved fingerprint reader fingers, the same display and practically the same dimensions as the current Ultra and the same battery size, i.e. 5000 mAh. Until the introduction of the series Galaxy S23 still has a lot of time left, most likely it will happen in January or February next year.
