Samsung Galaxy S23 series, including the Galaxy S23, S23 Plus, and S23 Ultra, features an AMOLED display, which is significantly more energy-efficient.
The South Korean phone maker confirmed that the new AMOLED display on its next-generation flagship reduces its overall power consumption.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Series Display Now More Energy-Efficient
The all-new Galaxy S23 lineup is debuting later this week. And as we closely approach its much-awaited release, Samsung has confirmed one of the biggest advantages of the new Android device. It is none other than its more energy-efficient AMOLED display, according to a report by 9to5 Google.
Ahead of the release of the Galaxy S23 on February 17, early reviews are consistently pointing out its impressive battery life.
It turns out that one of the reasons for its prolonged battery performance is its new AMOLED display. 9to5 Google reports that Samsung Display stuffed the S23 series devices with a new "low power consumption OLED technology."
Although it is more energy-saving this time around, it does not necessarily mean that it had to sacrifice its brightness. In fact, it did otherwise, it got brighter than ever.
Samsung Galaxy S23 vs Galaxy S22 Display Power Consumption and Brightness
The new display flaunts a brighter performance of up to 1,750 nits than what the Galaxy S22 offered, which is only at 1,300 nits.
Samsung Display further touted that the new display lowers power consumption right off the bat. It is roughly 16% lower than the energy that its predecessor used.
However, it remains to be seen if the same performance still shows up in real-life usage.
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How About the iPhone 14 Pro Max
Sure, the S23 series provides a better display performance than its older sibling, the S22 lineup, But how about the latest high-end flagship of Apple, the iPhone 14 Pro Max?
Dylan Raga of XDA Developers notes that the Galaxy S23 Ultra is on par with the iPhone 14 Ultra in energy efficiency by up to 400 nits. However, when it gets brighter, the new Samsung flagship outperforms the iPhone.
It turns out that the S23 Ultra uses less power than the iPhone 14 Pro Max at around 1150 nits of brightness. Its new AMOLED display sure takes energy efficiency seriously.
You may still pre-order the Samsung Galaxy S23 lineup, which offers up to $100 credit.
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