If you were expecting the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus and Galaxy S23 Ultra to cost the same as their predecessors, we have some bad news. Roland Quandt, editor WinFuture and who usually reveals information about upcoming devices from the most popular manufacturers, leaked various versions and prices of the new Samsung flagships that will arrive with a significant increase not only compared to last year’s models, but also compared to the price in the US.
If Quandt’s data is correct, the base model of the Samsung Galaxy S23, which will have 8GB of RAM and 18GB of internal storage, will be priced at €959. They, in particular, 100 euros more than Galaxy S22 with the same configuration, the starting price of which was 859 euros. Galaxy S23+ in the most basic configuration with 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of internal memory will cost 1209 euros. Its predecessor, the Galaxy S22 Plus, went on sale for 1,109 euros, so the company also increased the price of this model by 100 euros.
On the other hand, the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra with 8 GB and 256 GB of storage will cost 150 euros more than the Galaxy S22 Ultra, which went on sale for 1259 euros. Thus, the most powerful Samsung model will cost 1409 euros. These are different versions and prices of new Samsung smartphones.
- Galaxy S23 8GB + 128GB: 959 euros.
- Galaxy S23 8GB + 256GB: 1019 euros.
- Galaxy S23 Plus 8GB + 256GB: 1209 euros.
- S23 Plus with 8GB + 512GB: 1329 euros.
- S23 Ultra with 8GB + 256GB: 1409 euros.
- S23 Ultra with 12GB + 512GB: 1589 euros.
The Samsung Galaxy S23 will cost the same as the Galaxy S22 in the US.
Curiously, and according to 9to5Google, Samsung won’t raise Galaxy S23 prices in the US, where the base version will cost around $799; Plus model with 8 GB RAM and 256 GB storage – $999; and Galaxy S23 Ultra in the basic version (with 8 GB + 256 GB) for 1199 euros. Although there are no details on why the company raised prices in Europe, it is most likely due to a strategy similar to the one Apple implemented with the launch of the iPhone 14.
The Cupertino-based firm, in particular, has increased the prices of its new iPhone models. compensate for the parity of the dollar against the eurowhich hurt the company as it could not generate more revenue from sales of its mobile phones in the European market as the dollar was always higher than the euro.
Other manufacturers, however, have increased the price of their products due to shortages of parts or “cost increases” because Nothing justified when she increased the price of her Ears by 50% (1). . We’ll have to wait for Samsung’s official announcements to find out about this increase.
Source: Hiper Textual
