The Galaxy S23 Ultra could have a very good camera. However, according to DxOMark, it is not the best among its competitors, and even quite far from this position. According to the ranking, the new high-end S23 Ultra took the 10th place, with smartphones from several other brands including Huawei, Google, Honor, Apple and Xiaomi in the higher ranks.
DxOMark, as usual, lists both the pros and cons regarding the camera experience. On the bright side, the Galaxy S23 Ultra’s camera system performs consistently in all aspects, making it an excellent all-round camera phone. Looking at Samsung’s latest phones, it can be said that this is a general theme. These phones manage to provide a solid overall experience, from hardware to software.
Critics praise the Galaxy S23 Ultra’s camera system for photo processing, successful autofocus in photo and video recording, and powerful telephoto capabilities from a distance, among other pluses.
On the downside, they note that the Galaxy S23 Ultra falls short in a few areas, including loss of image detail in low-light conditions, shutter lag, and imbalances with focus and exposure in backlit scenes.
Samsung’s most powerful S series smartphone fails to enter the top 5 in the DxOMark ranking. The Galaxy S23 Ultra shares 10th place with the Google Pixel 7 and Vivo X90 Pro+, with each of these phones scoring 140 points in the area of the rear camera.
The selfie camera of the Galaxy S23 Ultra draws with the Asus ZenFone 7 Pro with 137 points, with both phones in 10th place in this category.
Devices with higher scores in the primary camera list are Huawei Mate 50 Pro, Google Pixel 7 Pro, Honor Magic4 Ultimate, iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max, Huawei P50 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro Max and finally Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra. .
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