Just a few days after the base model of Samsung's next flagship appeared in the popular Geekbench benchmark Galaxy S23, the highest model "emerged" in it, i.e. the S23 Ultra. As expected, it is powered by the same chipset, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2.
Galaxy The S23 Ultra is listed under the model number SM-S5.4.4U in the Geekbench 918 benchmark, which means that it is a model intended for the US market. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip, whose main processor core "ticks" at a frequency of 3,36 GHz, is paired with 8 GB of RAM (apparently there will also be a version with 12 GB of memory). Unsurprisingly, it is powered by software Android 13.
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Otherwise, the phone scored 1521 points in the single-core test and 4689 points in the multi-core test. For comparison: Galaxy S22Ultra with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chip in tests it reaches between 1100-1200 points, or "plus or minus" 3000 points.
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According to available leaks, it will Galaxy The S23 Ultra has (as the first ever Samsung smartphone) a 200MP camera, a telephoto lens with image stabilization using shift sensor, improved fingerprint reader fingers and practically the same design and the same display size as the S22 Ultra. It will most likely be introduced in January or February next year, along with the base and "plus" models.
