Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra killer with insane camera tipped for 2024 release

This could have one of the best cameras of any Android phone ever

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It's a brilliant time to be an Android phone enthusiast. The market is peppered with really strong options from elder statesmen and plucky newcomers alike, offering users a really brilliant variety of options.

Arguably the most well-regarded is the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra. That has been the flagship device since it launched, and remains one of the most popular in the face of copious competition. Its popularity comes – at least in part – thanks to the staggeringly good camera it boasts.

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It's also said to make use of a 2k display, with slim bezels and a curved design. Plus, it's rumoured to feature 100W wired and 50W wireless charging, making it quick to top up in a pinch.

The device is currently expected to launch around January/February 2024. That's not too long away, and should give us a good look at one of the most interesting phones we've heard about in a long time. We'll certainly be keeping our eyes peeled for more information in the coming weeks and months.

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