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The Galaxy S23 Ultra is the best of the Galaxy lineup with impressive specs, improved cooling, and a WQHD+ display. By default, certain display features are turned off. Here’s how to turn them on and get the most resolution out of your Galaxy S23 Ultra’s screen.
On paper, the Galaxy S23 Ultra is an impressive device. The Galaxy phone runs Qualcomm’s newest Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 made specifically for the Galaxy lineup, a 200MP camera, and a 5,000mAh battery that just won’t die. Of course, paper is always a little more appealing and in practice, the S23 Ultra’s camera isn’t quite what we expected.
Besides that, the S23 Ultra also runs a display capable of reaching up to a resolution of 3088 x 1440, which Samsung classifies as WQHD+. This is higher than what the others in the S23 lineup can handle since those displays sit at 1080p. The other important aspect of the S23 Ultra’s display is the peak refresh rate, which comes in at 120Hz. That adaptive refresh rate extends your battery life so the phone only uses all 120 frames per second when it needs to.
With all of those qualities, you’ll likely want to enable them. While some aspects aren’t turned on by default, the settings make it easily accessible.
