Quality

[RNVD]

A few months ago I bought the S23 Ultra, beast of a phone, but the unbixing experience wasn't quite there, the box it came in was really nice actually, better than any other conpany, but everything in the phone box lokked cluttered, maybe if the design team could work something out for the next gen Samsung? 

[AndrewL]

@RNVD: That's not what we like to hear, although it doesn't sound like the experience you should have had with an official unboxing of the Galaxy S23 Ultra. The packaging is compact, with the phone resting on the top after removing the box lid, and a second box positioned below it containing the Quick Start guide, SIM ejector tool and USB-C cable. It should be minimal, but sleek, and not cluttered as described in your post. Where did you purchase the S23 Ultra from, and was it new, or used? 

[RNVD]

I know Samsung knows its quality control, but there were some things that were concerning, I may sound a bit harsh, but I am only saying this because I see potential and I want Samsung to succeed, I gave a few ideas that were implemented in the latest beta, which gave me hope, abou the box, the unboxing didn't seem up to the standard of what it contained, meaning it wasn't satisfactory to open, inside it wasn't the worst I have seen, but I guess the manual etc can be made more compact, and not the same size as the phone, maybe add a braided cable? And the cable provided was a 3A cable, which required me to by a sep charger and cable to make use of the 45W charging, I don't want to metion the name, but I have unboxed a few apple products (not for me), and their quality was on point, even the pull tabs for the cable felt really good, I could see the effort put in, but from that, I know Samsung can do much better, from making the manual smaller ( this was really annoying) maybe samsung could cut cost and make the box a bit more smaller, saving more money, what do you think?