Samsung’s Galaxy S23 lineup is made up of three phones that are each unique in their own way. Let’s see how they compare against each other.
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S24 lineup is rumored to launch early this year. But the Galaxy S23 series, unveiled at the company’s Unpacked event last February, is still the current flagship series and still has phones worth considering in 2024, especially if and when the price drops.
The S23 lineup consists of three models: the Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus and the top-specced Galaxy S23 Ultra. So, what are the differences between each model?
Starting prices for the phones, at least in the US, remain the same as 2022, with the base Galaxy S23 starting at $800 (£849, AU$1,349), bumping up to $1,000 (£1,049, AU$1,649) for the Galaxy S23 Plus and maxing out at $1,200 (£1,249, AU$1,949) for the Galaxy 23 Ultra.
Samsung has increased prices in the UK and Australia, however, among other countries and regions. For example, the starting price of the base Galaxy S23 has increased in the UK by £80 compared to the launch price of the Galaxy S22.
