The majority of the specifications fit our expectations. The 6.8-inch QHD AMOLED screen featured in the S22 Ultra is back, but no news on the predicted 2100 nits brightness, which would make the S23 Ultra the brightest display ever.
Under the hood, it seems that Samsung has inserted three CPU clusters, each operating at 3.36GHz, 2.8GHz, and 2GHz – this fits the specifications of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 that other sources have anticipated. The availability of 8GB and 12GB RAM alleviates one of our concerns that 8GB would be the sole option. Internal memory is one area where Samsung seems to be liberal. According to TENAA’s calculations, a 256GB minimum is required. The Galaxy S22 Ultra and iPhone 14 Pro Max begin with 128GB of storage.
