The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, here offered in its 256 GB black version, is one of those smartphones that deserves the name “high-end.” Screen, power, camera… Everything meets high quality standards, at the service of a simpler everyday life. And good news: it’s currently showing on 418.99 euros at Cdiscount, an exceptional price for such a complete model, guaranteed cheaper than on Amazon. Enough to please you with a “premium” phone while taking care of your budget, especially since delivery is free and payment in installments is available to spread your expenses.
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The Galaxy S23 Ultra: a monster of power at a reduced price
The Galaxy S23 Ultra seduces first with its design: clean lines, careful finishes and balanced format. With its matte black casing, it displays a sober and elegant appearance, typical of Samsung know-how.
Under the hood, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor ensures impeccable fluidity. Games, multitasking, photo editing: nothing can resist you. The 6.8-inch 120Hz AMOLED display delivers vibrant colors and optimal reading comfort, whether for work or entertainment.
In the photographic aspect, Samsung sets the bar very high. The 200 MP main lens captures incredible details, even at night, while the 10x optical zoom remains a benchmark in the market. Content creators will also appreciate the 8K video quality and image stability.
The autonomy is also there, thanks to a 5,000 mAh battery compatible with 45 W fast charging.
And to complete everything, Cdiscount offers you a 220 GB 5G package at 9.99 euros per month: perfect for exploiting the full potential of your smartphone at a lower cost, this no-obligation subscription is an ideal complement to make the most of your new smartphone.
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