Samsung's next flagship series Galaxy The S23, which will be presented on Wednesday, will consist of three models: S23, S23+ and S23 Ultra. This year, all three models are closer than ever in terms of features. However, there are still some differences and a new feature leak between the base and "Plus" models Galaxy S23+, which will be missing from the smaller model, he revealed.
According to a leaker going by the name on Twitter no name the base version of the S23 will use UFS 3.1 storage instead of UFS 4.0, which the other variants of the series are expected to use Galaxy S23. UFS 3.1 storage has half the read and write speed compared to UFS 4.0, meaning that the 256GB version Galaxy The S23 will be faster than the 128GB variant when booting, installing and opening apps and several other tasks.
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The leaker further claims that the basic model will only support the Wi-Fi 6E standard, not Wi-Fi 7, which the S23+ and S23 Ultra models are supposed to "be able to". Wi-Fi 7 offers almost five times the transfer speed of Wi-Fi 6E, even though both standards have access to the same frequency bands, i.e. 2,4, 5 and 6 GHz. In order to use the newer standard, you need to have a router that supports it.
The leaker added that the S23 model will have slightly thicker frames than the S23+ (it was hard to tell from the renders that have been leaked so far), a less advanced vibration motor, and it will not support 45W fast charging (apparently it will only be 25W like the predecessor) . Previous unofficial informace they also say that the base model will lack support for UWB (Ultra Wideband) wireless technology compared to the "Plus".
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Both phones, on the other hand, should have a common display (Dynamic AMOLED 2X with FHD+ resolution, 120Hz refresh rate and maximum brightness of 1750 nits, only different sizes of 6,1 and 6,6 inches), camera resolution (50, 12 and 10 MPx), 12MPx front camera, stereo speakers, degree of protection IP68 and, last but not least, protection Gorilla Glass Victus 2.
