Does Samsung's flagship new offering live up to the hype?
A big, heavy, expensive Android phone like the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra needs something special to make you want it instead of an iPhone or something more reasonably sized and priced. Luckily, Samsung’s latest flagship has it. The phone feels premium, powerful, and comes with what’s likely the best camera setup currently available on a phone. This is easily one of the best smartphones available.
The S Pen, which we keep wanting to pronounce as one word, pops into a holder on the left-hand side of the phone’s base, next to the speaker. It comes out with a push and goes back easily enough, but we do wonder how much utility it has in a predominantly one-handed device. The screen is a 6.8-inch Dynamic AMOLED with a resolution of 3088 x 1440 and a maximum refresh rate of 120Hz. It’s as bright and colourful as you’d expect, but the size means this isn’t a phone that’s particularly easy to use in one hand, even with the particularly large paws of the human model we used for testing.The S Pen stylus is controlled by a dedicated Wacom chip, and it’s exactly the same as the one that shipped with the S22 Ultra, which was the best stylus phone last year too.
The S Pen sets the S23 Ultra apart, but the rest of the phone is extremely familiar. There's a volume rocker and lock button, a dual SIM tray, a charging port, and a single tiny speaker. Slots cut across the metal rim mark where the various aerials break the surface, while the front-facing camera pierces the top of the screen as a single black disc. There's no headphone port, but Samsung’s Dual Audio means you can use two sets of Bluetooth headphones.
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