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Samsung has once again drastically reduced the price of its premium flagship smartphone Galaxy S23 Ultra 5G. This phone, which was available for Rs 76,999 a few days ago, is now available for Rs 72,999. A flat price of Rs 4,000 has been cut in the price of the phone. This great phone from Samsung comes with 200MP camera, 12GB RAM, 256GB storage and AI features. Bank discount and no-cost EMI will also be available on the purchase of this Samsung phone. Not only this, a separate discount will be given on exchange of old phones.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra was launched at a price of Rs 1,49,999. Till a few days ago, this phone was available for Rs 76,999. Now this phone will be available for Rs 72,999. The company has reduced the price by 52 percent. You can buy the 12GB RAM and 256GB variant of this smartphone at an initial EMI of Rs 3,539.
Features of Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra
- This powerful smartphone comes with a 6.81 inch 2X Dynamic AMOLED display. The resolution of the phone's display is 3088 x 1440 pixels.
- The display of the phone supports 120Hz high refresh rate feature and it will support in-display fingerprint sensor.
- Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra has Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor, with which it will be supported with 12GB RAM and 1TB internal storage.
- S-Pen is supported in the phone. Apart from this, this sturdy phone of Samsung has a powerful battery of 5000mAh.
- With this, support for 45W wired and wireless charging feature will be available. This phone works on OneUI 5 based on Android 13.
- Quad camera setup is available in the back of this Samsung phone. The phone will have a 200MP main camera.
- Along with this, three more cameras of 10MP, 12MP and 10MP are provided. The primary camera of the phone will support OIS i.e. Optical Image Stabilization.
- It has a 12MP camera for selfie and video calling.
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