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TL; DR
- A leakage recommends the Samsung Galaxy S23 prices could be higher than in previous years.
- The leakage is based upon Australian prices, which shows up to be raising.
- Leaked prices isn’t very trustworthy, particularly in various other nations, so take this information with a grain of salt.
For the previous 2 years, the Galaxy S phones have actually landed at foreseeableprices The vanilla design has actually been $799, the Plus design has actually been $999, and also the Ultra design has actually been $1,199. It’s been this way considering that 2021.
However, a brand-new report (by means of 9to5Google) recommends that may not be the instance when it involvesSamsung Galaxy S23 prices The report recommends that prices could increase substantially, really.
The report comes from declared prices in Australia, which 9to5Google states could be as complies with:
- AUD $1,350 (~$ 943)– Galaxy S23 with 128GB of storage space
- AUD $1,450 (~$ 1,013)– Galaxy S23 with 256GB of storage space
- AUD $1,650 (~$ 1,153)– Galaxy S23 Plus
- AUD $1,950 (~$ 1,363)– Galaxy S23 Ultra
When you contrast these dripped AUD prices to AUD prices for the Galaxy S22 collection, you see dives of concerning AUD $100. That’s concerning $70 in USD.
Now, one may see this and also presume that there’s a likelihood the Samsung Galaxy S23 prices could be extra pricey below in the United States. However, there are 2 troubles with this final thought. The initially is that dripped prices from various other nations often does not turn out. We have actually seen this take place in the past, with a remarkable instance being dripped Galaxy Z Fold 3 prices not panning out. The 2nd factor you need to take this report with a grain of salt is that international rate boosts do not always imply rate boosts beyond that nation. It’s really feasible Samsung prepares to boost Australian prices for the phones however refrain from doing that anywhere else.
We’ll require to wait and also see just how this works out. However, if Samsung does boost prices for the phones, it would possibly be a large error. The phones do not show up to be large upgrades over the last 2 generations, and also the economic climate is not terrific right now. Launching comparable phones for even more cash would certainly be a large error. We hope Samsung does not go this course.