And pre-orders are available now.
The new Samsung Galaxy S23 range was today introduced ahead of sale on 17 February.
The Galaxy S23, S23+ and S23 Ultra come in a variety of storage capacities and colours, with pricing ranging between $1,349 to $2,649 AUD.
“The Galaxy S Series has been at the forefront of innovation in the smartphone market since its inception, consistently setting new standards for Australians in delivering ultimate, premium experiences,” said Garry McGregor, Vice President of Mobile Experience Division. “The latest Galaxy S23 family of devices is no exception – offering consumers three unique models that deliver an unparalleled experience through their sleek design, high-resolution camera and powerful chipset that give users our most advanced mobile technology yet.”
Colours and sizes and additional info as follows:
- Galaxy S23
- Colours: Green, Lavender, Cream, Phantom Black, Lime (Samsung website exclusive), Graphite (Samsung website exclusive)
- Price: $1,349 AUD (8GB RAM & 128GB storage), $1,449 AUD (8GB RAM & 256GB storage)
- Battery size: 3,900mAh
- Cameras: 12MP ultra-wide, 50MP wide, 10MP telephoto, 12MP front camera
- Galaxy S23+
- Colours: Green, Lavender, Cream, Phantom Black, Lime (Samsung website exclusive), Graphite (Samsung website exclusive)
- Price: $1,649 AUD (8GB RAM & 256GB storage), $1,849 AUD (8GB RAM & 512GB storage)
- Battery size: 4,700mAh
- Cameras: 12MP ultra-wide, 50MP wide, 10MP telephoto, 12MP front camera
- Galaxy S23 Ultra
- Colours: Green, Lavender, Cream, Phantom Black, Lime (Samsung website exclusive), Graphite (Samsung website exclusive), Sky Blue (Samsung website exclusive), Red (Samsung website exclusive)
- Price: $1,949 AUD (8GB RAM & 256GB storage), $2,249 AUD (12GB RAM & 512GB storage), $2,649 AUD (12GB RAM & 1TB storage)
- Battery size: 5,000mAh
- Cameras: 12MP ultra-wide, 200MP wide, 10MP telephoto, 10MP telephoto, 12MP front camera
Pre-orders are avaliable from today.
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