The Bottom Line. The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is on a level all its own in the Android space. It delivers the best of just about everything while demanding a wallet-burning price to match.

you can get the Galaxy S23 for free on one of the more basic unlimited plans, so it's a good choice if you're looking to save some cash. You can also throw in a free Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE ...

Improvements over the previous generation are modest, but the S23 Ultra is still ... According to Samsung, it’ll survive a 1m drop straight onto concrete; we didn’t test the theory, but the screen was ...

Savings are pretty easy to come by with the Samsung Galaxy S23, and now and then you’ll be able to find a deal that will get you the Samsung Galaxy S23 for free. All-told, the Galaxy S23 is well ...

Samsung has reportedly paused the rollout of One UI 6.1.1, its major feature update that brings AI to millions of phones, because some users are experiencing camera issues on the Galaxy S23 Ultra.

We've likely still got a few months left to go before Samsung unveils ... The Galaxy S24 Ultra also saw a price increase over ...

Ahead of the sale, the company has revealed that Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra 5G at just Rs 69,999 on the e-commerce platform. It was launched at a starting price of Rs 1,49,999. Do note, Amazon will ...

Samsung flagship phones become cheaper by up ... The deals and discounts see the South Korean major offering devices like the S23 Ultra and S23 FE at up to whopping Rs 40,000 off.

Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra deals change frequently but below, we’ve picked out some of the best available today. These include being able to buy directly from Samsung, along with buying from other ...

This is consistent with the flagship S23 lineup ... the $1,199 S23 Ultra. The Galaxy S24 series also lacks an SD card slot across the range. There are probably a few reasons Samsung is going ...

The Samsung's Galaxy S23 line-up might not ... so if you see a case you like the look of that we've listed for the S23+ and you have the S23 Ultra, check the link. That could still be the case ...