Almost all the features of the Samsung Galaxy S23, which is expected to be introduced in the coming days, appeared before it was introduced. Samsung’s new flagship will be announced at the Galaxy Unpacked event on February 1. Today, the device, which came to the fore with a new leak, will allegedly debut at a more expensive price than its predecessor, which was released last year. Here are the details…
Samsung Galaxy S23 prices have been announced!
Roland Quandt, who has gained confidence with his leaks to date, said that the phone will be sold up to 100 Euros more expensive than its predecessor in many countries in Europe. As an example, Quandt stated that the Samsung Galaxy S23 price in Spain will be priced at 959 Euros with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage, and the Ultra with 12GB RAM and 256GB storage will retail for 1,589 Euros. The Samsung S22 was sold in Spain last year for 859 euros and 1,459 euros, respectively.
There seems to be a similar situation in Germany. In Australia, the devices will be $100 more expensive. The biggest difference is in Denmark. So much so that the basic S23 will be exactly 175 euros more expensive. In the Ultra version, the difference is 440 Euros. It is still unclear how this situation will be in our country.
S23 pricing from a Spanish retailer:
S23 8/128 959 Euro
S23 8/256 1019 Euro
S23+ 8/256 1209 Euro
S23+ 8/512 1329 Euro
S23 Ultra 8/256 1409 Euro
S23 Ultra 12/512 1589 Euro— Roland Quandt (@rquandt) January 24, 2023
Another interesting thing is that these hikes are not global. So much so that the device prices in the USA will be the same as its predecessor. Prices are $799 for the basic S23, $999 for the S23 Plus and $1,199 for the Ultra. In a situation where Apple increases iPhone prices in other countries while keeping them the same in the US so as not to lose customers, it seems like Samsung doesn’t want to lose its customers in the US.
It is worth remembering that these are all allegations yet. Considering that Samsung’s profit rate has slowed down in recent days, the probability of these claims is increasing. So much so that the company’s quarterly operating profit has decreased by 69 percent compared to last year. Also, according to IDC’s report, the company sold 15.6 percent fewer phones in the fourth quarter of 2022 than in the fourth quarter of 2021.
So what do you think about this news? How do you think the Samsung Galaxy S23 price policy will be in our country? Do not forget to share your views with us in the Comments section.
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