Sure i choose normal s23 over the s23 ultra Cheaper and small beast

S23 definitely 😍. I love mine and I'm getting great battery,which was all that was missing on my previous s22.

Smaller ok, no way the S23 is worth $200 more than the Pixel 7. Samsung needs to drop their prices, they are not Apple lol

Preordered 256gb S23!

I traded in my 256GB Silver OnePlus 8T for a 512GB Green Galaxy S23+ through my carrier. Best upgrade ever!

iPhone 14 Pro is much heavier and also bigger due to the stainless steel rim and slightly larger bezels however

@@itsConnor28 I mean the 6.1” iPhone 14 Pro. True though that it is quite heavy with its stainless steal body.

Yea, I have the 13pro and I really like the 6.1 inch screen

I've literally sold my iPhone 13 Pro today and have now got this phone. Apart from just preferring android to iOS this feels like a very good upgrade, battery life seems like it's going to be very good too

14pro was so heavy . instant return for me and got standard S23 instead.hope Apple will ditche stainless steel and use lighter materials for future models maybe then i will switch back

Yeah 6.1" is the best size hope s24 have 45whrs fast charging too like plus version

Indeed. Battery life is much beter. About 2 days! I'm a happy s23 owner

@@michelvanlommen4092 what kind of screen on time are you getting? And has the standby time improved any?

@@5150crazyfun like 2u30m hours screentime a day, so about 4,5 houres before i reload . A lot of you tube. But i load the phone just 85% en reload when 15%. So if you are a heavy user i can asure you that one full load will bring you easely through the day

@@damianwojcikiewicz3951 i haven't experienced any 🤷

That would be great!

iPhone 15 pro?

It is the sd 8 gen 2 why it doesn't get hot, not the cooler. Think about it, if it is producing heat how would it dissipate without heating the phone. An analogy would be ACs with big hot radiators outside

@@comfortable_east um AC units dont have a radiator, so your comparison isnt a real thing. I think you mixed up & were thinking a cars radiator is also part of the AC system....

@@srobeck77 SD= snapdragon And SD 8 gen 2 is the SoC. It's efficiency (performance/watt) is on par with apple A16 bionic, there's a great video by Geekerwan. I didn't know the exact name of the structures in an AC (air cooler) so I looked up. The part I was referring to is apparently called the condenser, which is just a winding hollow tube with hot fluid running within it. Winding course provides it with higher surface area, which helps dissipate heat more efficiently. It is my bad for confusing it with a radiator, one dissipates heat by radiation and convection, the condenser by radiation convection and evaporation. According to the laws of thermodynamics, energy can neither be created nor destroyed, just converted from one form to another. A cooling system only “transfers” heat from one place to another. It doesn't magically vanish it. I still stand by my point because the s23 doesn't have fans in it like a gaming phone. So whatever heat it is producing has to come out from somewhere, which was the case for s22, but it doesn't. Meaning, the SoC has become a lot efficient. The cooling system you are mentioning is a minor factor in the thermal discharge by the phone. I hope I got my point out right this time.

@@comfortable_east a condensor and radiator are not the "same thing" hence why they have different names. You confused yourself (again) by try to cut and paste google searched definitions without having a true understanding of things.

@@srobeck77 Lol I admitted it was my bad for confusing the two, if you have read my comment properly. But they more or less perform the same goal, dissipate heat. The principle and mechanism they are based on are the same, even though they have different name. I know clock and watch are different things, but they work on the same principle and mechanisms (digital or analog). And what do you mean by having "true understanding"? Do I have to be a mechanical or electrical engineer to know and comment on things which are high school level science stuffs?

why dont you fly better

Thanks for watching!

they need a smaller size ultra

Hey @TheDeathstar2000 can you please let me know the screen on time you get planning to buy one

I just pre order in black today. How's the battery ?

How's the haptic feedback

I always keep my battery between 80% and 30% and I am a power user but I would say you could get 6hrs of constant youtube, twitch, and various streaming with full charge and easily a full day if you are using regular apps and streaming just every now and then. I recommend spending a little bit of time in the battery settings menu, there is a light mode that extends battery life with a negligeable performance loss (unnoticeable in regular use and gets turned off in games automatically) and various modes and tweaks you can switch on and off + the usual list of apps you can prevent from consuming battery in the background

@@chriswest2290 If you mean when typing, it is very noticeable, definitly stronger than my Galaxy S8 but I would say it is in the right spot where it is not annoying. At first I was missing the 3D touch home button that I have had on my previous phone for 6 years but I quickly got used to it and there are also gestures and double taps that make up for it

most images we captured came out grainy and blurry in all but the most perfect lighting.

Id recommend turning off fast charging in the settings. Not good for longterm battery health

Wish they could release a mini ultra size

It's not, the Zenfone 9 exists

Pixel 7 and s21 fe are great for being smaller phones

Have you tried 1-handed mode on the larger phones? works very well IMO

@@Timmeh314 one handed mode is fine my main concern is actually holding the phone, I can't "grip" the larger phones as I can the 5.8"-6.2" ones. That's why the grip case with the strap on it's back has my interest, but I've not gotten to try the phone with the case so I don't know yet

I love how Samsung still offers a small phone in the Android world. Plus I think the Samsung just looks simple and slick.

Yeah he should compare those two

I'm in the same boat, mine comes in March because of the color I chose. Is it worth it? The s20 is so good, I'm using it right now and it's still brand new and fast. When the s23 comes I feel like I'm going to regret paying 700 bucks for an "upgrade." Thoughts?

@@Tony-nl6pf if you dont use your phone for gaming or photos for everyday u wont notice differences

@@asdasda7940 Social media apps are optimized on the s23 and not s20. I got it mainly for that, we'll see if everything else is the same.

@Tony I mainly upgraded because of the battery being pretty terrible after almost 3 years on my S20, and because i was running out of storage since Samsung only offered the 128GB version then. I'd say things are a bit faster, battery is a HUGE step up, and I like how I can finally use the ultra-wide camera on instagram, snapchat and Bereal. I think it's good enough of an upgrade that you wouldn't really think you wasted money, but to be very frank, you probably won't be seeing a life-changing experience.

@lccgfilm may sound stupid but how or did you move photos over to your new phone? I hate that Samsung removed the cloud for pictures and wanted you to use onedrive but onedrive is stupid ever since they lowered the free 15gb down to 5gb plan.

@@Matthewmoniz. great so what do I do

Does it hurt eyes?

wierd ive never noticed that and always turn it to the lowest settings. must be a perceived sensitivity thing or something for things that vibrate

my question is, might it be a hidden upgrade? for it to be fine?

it offers a lot of value

acceptable performance available

You could get some network attached storage device (even just an old PC in the DMZ in router settings and the proper port(s) forwarded. I agree though, it's nice to have local storage and more is better. But you can do things like only keep music that is your absolute favorite or stuff that is hard to find, and for the rest just use UKposts Music or whatever streaming service floats your boat. I don't even bother trying to stream stuff from myself anymore, just have about 10GB of tunes on the device out of 92GB on my other storage, all on my 128GB phone,

I hear Germany doesn't allow Oppo phones to be sold... some dumb software patent nonsense?

Yeah but oppos have crap OS.. so much extra nonsense, or at least they used to ive had oppo phones before not a great experience

@@aadi8568 they are much better now. In fact, color OS is my favorite skin. It would be worth retrying as I have come away. Impressed.

The battery is good enough tbh if you are not a power user it can last 7hrs through medium usage and camera is really good granted it's not a huge upgrade from the last S22 but it's still good. Pixel still takes better shots tho

@@Matthewmoniz.So happy! You are my favourite tech reviewer to be honest

approach the picture of the image

Word, i agree. I have the s22 as well and the s23 is improved in every way, but it's probably not worth the upgrade

@RavDLC definitely not. Probably gonna wait a few generations like I did with my s10e

It's NOT small. It's just not as huge as a lot of other phones these days

S23 is the same size as the S22. If you wanted a smaller phone, expect to be disappointed.

Not much of an upgrade over the S22. Best to wait for the S24 or S27

My pleasure!

My vote... micro SD card slot 👍🏿

Well samsung a53 have micro sd slot up to 1TB

Wouldn't a cloud storage fix this issue?

SD slot is never coming back and neither is 3.5mm, so move on to different fantasies....

My phone has 128gb and i still have 80gb Left lol ☠️ i'm a light User

Glad to hear you're enjoying it! Thanks for watching

More like the S10

@@Jeffvs Isn’t the S10 a little bit taller?

@@smartphonefan5226 nop. S10 was 6.1 inch tall, same as S23. The S10e was 5.8 inch. But, because the S23 has smaller bezels it's actually slightly more compact compared to S10

I still have my s10e tucked... my favorite phone by far.and still has an aux cord plug.

I guess u were on wifi the whole time with dark mode?

@@kosalbert877 5G and I don't use dark mode. 5G is really good here (S. Korea)

You're very welcome!

@@whatisthis7688 The fingerprint on the pixel 7 is trash, dump it asap and get the s23 plus not the s23 ... way better battery and performance

Which pixel features do you like? I'm thinking about switching too

@@frankolamar where i live s23+ is 200$+ more expensive than s23 base doesn't feel like a good deal for just bigger battery and display

@@frankolamar interesting my Pixel 7 fingerprint works great

@@jejunamja it's not reliable, the Samsung ultrasonic sensor is miles better.

wutchu mean match? its like 10% better (bigger battery helps too)

Thanks for watching!

256gb is a must. Samsung plops on like 50gb of bloatware (and for the andriod OS)

wondering the exact same thing but with my Note 8 that is serving me just fine minus sort of being tired of the huge size!

Hope you enjoyed it!

Ya i feel like the S23+ is an upsell to the Ultra. I agree s23 or ultra.

@@MatthewMoniz Such a pity. S23+ is probably the perfect size for most people. But I guess Samsung want the Ultra to be their main and only flagship.

Rumors say that the Plus model will be removed starting with the S24 series.

@@DrDre9998282 i think they should kill the plus and make s23 and s23u. But s23 should be 6.3 inches that's a good middle ground on both

@@nandosdmn4108 for me the plus version is useless starting from the s20 series

worth the buy to view outdoors

I switched to Motorola when my Samsung S10e started shitting itself, but I miss Samsung's version of Android. It's the little things that make a difference. I still hate Android keyboards though. When I type on an iPhone, I'm 3x more accurate.

Glad you’re enjoying it!

@@MatthewMoniz I am indeed! Battery life is great and the performance is superb! ❤️

How much did it cost you and did you sell you A51?

Thanks! I think it's from the app backdrops

@@MatthewMoniz Found it thanks!

My pleasure! Thanks for watching

@@MatthewMoniz hey Matt, is Samsung going to provide security updates on monthly basis in its 5th year as well???

@@shivamkrishn 4 years OS, 5 year security

@@MatthewMoniz that I know matt. I meant the frequency of updates. I think Samsung slows down with the frequency of updates after 4th year

utilize awesome image

I have s23 and i dont see any options to change cameras on instagram

@@scarykisser you have to pinch zoom in and out to change lenses i guess

@@rahulcuthbert that actually worked thanks. Only for ultrawide tho. Guess cant use telephoto on insta.

Much appreciated!