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Galaxy S23 Ultra will have charging speed similar to Galaxy S22 Ultra

A new Samsung phone with the catalog number SM-S9180 lit up at the base of the Chinese regulator 3C. That number is attributed to the promising flagship Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra and, according to the certification body, it will take a step back in terms of charging power compared to the current Galaxy S22 Ultra.

The maximum charging power of the Galaxy S23 Ultra will be 25W (11V voltage at 2.25A current). In comparison, the Galaxy S22 Ultra consumes 45W of power when charging by wire.

However, there is a nuance here: with its 45 watts, the Galaxy S22 Ultra charges only slightly faster than the “25 watt” Galaxy S21 Ultra. The fact is, the Galaxy S22 Ultra can't consume all 45 watts of power for very long, so there's not much difference between 45 and 25 watts (in the case of Samsung phones, of course). In other words, the charging speed of the Galaxy S23 Ultra can be at the level of the Galaxy S22 Ultra with the rated ability of the second to consume more power. But anyway, considering how far other flagships have come in terms of charging speeds, Samsung's markup time is anything but encouraging.

However, the Galaxy S23 Ultra may please others: a powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 single-chip platform and a new 200-megapixel sensor as part of the main camera.

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