S23 ULTRA

[Paulf1]

So I've had every S series the pro to the ultras except for the S20 (couldn't accept that camera bulge) but my point is why haven't samsung given European and some Asian markets the snapdragon chipset all the time have we been the test bed because we don't complain even though Europe are probably there biggest market,I hope the exynos 24 isn't heading for Europe before its tested against the current snapdragon 8 gen 2 and not just matches the snapdragon but blows it away with cpu power and throttling and heat as the next snapdragon will be more powerful and power efficient so the current talk about the exynos 24 needs to prove itself as we in Europe have heard it all before when it comes to exynos talk...just saying.🙏

[BandOfBrothers]

The discussions on the pro's and con's of the Exynos and Qualcomm Snapdragon soc has been discussed many times with lot's of theories on why we in the UK for example get Exynos in some phone's and Snapdragon soc in others.

It's possibly due to region and costs and chips available.

Exynos certainly has come on leaps and bounds.

I've owned phone's with both soc in and haven't been left wanting personally with either option.

I appreciate some don't favour the Exynos.

But then I've read posts from people who reside in the regions that have the Snapdragon option and they haven't been personally happy with their options.

A forum search will bring hits on similar posts in regards to these types of discussions.

Rumours are rife already about the next Samsung Galaxy s series of phone's and what soc they'll have but nothing official.

I don't think we will until nearer the unpacked launch event or maybe even after.

I'm sure more information on the next generation of Exynos and Qualcomm Snapdragon soc will come in good time.

[keith30]

The rumours is that the S24 onwards will be going back to the exynos chip so be hopeful it does. I have the S22ultra with the exynos chip in mine and it's been great.

[Glenntech]

The S23 Ultra does have the Snapdragon 8 gen 2 chipset.
In fact it's been optimised specifically in the variant of the phone.

Personally in the last few years I can honestly say that the Exynos chipsets in the Note 20 Ultra and S devices have been great.

I know on paper listing all the specs. The Snapdragon was marginally better.
But in real world use, Exynos performs great for me.

If you are pushing your phones chipset at near 100% all the time, you'd not really see a difference in normal use

[Paulf1]

I had the S22 u as well and the S21 u but the battery on my S23 u and the lack of heat when using camera etc has been night and day but I agree some people are happy with exynos but most of the time there not tech interested or interested in lag and why the camera wasn't as good as the snapdragon American S21 S22 so yeah I get what been said but for someone like me that had both versions of the S21 Ultra there was differences especially in picture quality but it's been solved this generation but we shall see ..

[-Robot-]

Battery life is they most amazing leap with the S23U for me

[Paulf1]

I know itdoes I was talking about the S20 S21 S22 in Europe they've all been exynos until this new S23..it does say that..

[Paulf1]

I agree and picture quality even with normal pics..👍🏼

[Glenntech]

Have to say I really liked my S22 Ultra.
I had to think long and hard about getting the S23 Ultra.
But it just came down to the improvements in the camera specs that swayed me towards the S23 Ultra in the end.
Maybe I just had a really good Exynos chipset. But it was a brilliant phone

[-Robot-]

You're right getting great pics too