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Galaxy S23 Ultra’s BMW M Edition will adopt the famous three M colours
The South Korean tech conglomerate Samsung every year launches limited-edition devices for its famous Galaxy devices, including smartphones, smartwatches, and earbuds, to provide a different and premium device experience. Now, the most recent Galaxy S23 Ultra device has also joined the limited edition lineup. Notably, Samsung has recently introduced the BMW M edition for the Galaxy S23 Ultra device in South Korea.
Let us inform you for the limited BMW M edition Galaxy S23 Ultra device, the South Korean firm Samsung and the regional telecommunication company SK Telecom have joined hands with the automaker BMW. Informatively, these limited-edition Galaxy S23 Ultra devices are inspired by the iconic BMW M3 E30 car and are limited to the South Korean region, with only 1000 units available.
BMW M Edition of Galaxy S23 Ultra: What will it bring?
As we have mentioned above, this limited-edition Galaxy S23 Ultra model is based on the BMW M3 E30 car; it comes with the below-listed novelties.
- 12GB RAM with 512GB internal storage on board.
- It will come with a hard case with G80’s hood sign and kidney grille on it.
- Will get a total of 6 emblems that illustrate various BMW performance eras.
- Will get a BMW Motorsport roundel, which was introduced last year when BMW celebrated its 50 years of inception.
- Will have BMW-inspired boot animation.
- Packed in a BMW M3 car-like neat box.
- A Starter Pack Voucher of BMW Driving Center, Incheon, South Korea (for lucky buyers only).
- Other- Air Compressor, Analog Watch, Sunglass Holder, Poster, Photo Book, Keyring, and ‘We Are M’ Metal logo.
How much will it cost?
Let us inform you the BMW M edition Galaxy S23 Ultra will be a bit costlier than the regular Galaxy S23 Ultra. In particular, to make the limited edition version yours, you should spend a total of 1,727,000 KRW, which is nearly 1370 USD. The wishful can order it by February 13th, 2023. Previously, Samsung launched the Golf edition Galaxy Watch 5 series as well.
The Samsung Galaxy S25 series is next in line to expand the flagship S series, is supposed to be scheduled for early 2025, and is expected to be powered by the in-house Exynos in the Galaxy S25 Ultra model as well.
Samsung usually announces its latest S series smartphone early in the first quarter of the year; for instance, the Galaxy S24 debuted in January this year and the Galaxy S23 debuted in February 2023. According to these schedules, the Galaxy S25 is expected to debut sometime between January and February.
Now the reports are unveiling that this time Samsung could ditch the Snapdragon chipset for its in-house Exynos 2500 to power the Galaxy S25 Ultra model. This is being reported by a tipster on X by sharing a post. He mentioned that internally at Samsung, it’s determined that the Exynos 2500 does not hang back behind the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 in all prospects, such as quality.
Meanwhile, it’s not clear yet whether this is because the Nuvia cores of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 are not good, making the Exynos 2500 relatively better, or if the Exynos 2500 itself is better.
From the two-generation Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S24, Samsung relies on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon chipset for the Ultra variant, but now it appears that Samsung could use the Exynos 2500 chipset for the forthcoming Galaxy S25 Ultra smartphone. However, Samsung has not officially unveiled anything regarding this report yet.
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is one of the most successful devices of the year, whether in terms of its pre-booking or in terms of its unit sales. The device has performed better than its predecessor. The reason behind it lies not only in the hardware perspective but also in the software, which has brought the new Galaxy AI features to new hype among consumers.
According to counterpoint research, the Galaxy S24 Ultra is listed among the top ten best smartphones, where it is the best Android device. Going into details, the Galaxy S24 ranks in fifth place immediately after Apple’s latest smartphones. The iPhone 15 Pro Max ranked first with 4.4% market share, the iPhone 15 ranked second with 4.3% market share, the iPhone Pro ranked third with 3.7% market share, and the iPhone 14 ranked fourth with 1.9% share of sales. Then, in the fifth position, the Galaxy S24 Ultra comes in with 1.9% of sales.
At first sight, it looks like Apple is significantly ahead of Samsung in terms of sales, but if you go in detail, Samsung not only provides smartphones in the high-end category but also makes several smartphones according to their affordability for a larger consumer base. Let’s explore the data about some non- flagship devices as well.
Non-flagship devices also secure a position in the top 10
Apart from the Galaxy S24 ultra device, there are other affordable devices from Samsung that also top the top ten list of sales. The Galaxy A15 5G secures the 6th position, the Galaxy A54 is in the 7th position, and the Galaxy A34 appears in the 10th position. The list ultimately depicts the dominance of Samsung and the iPhone in the global smartphone markets. However, Samsung has scope to capture the market for Android devices.
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The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is next in line to debut in early 2025 and is expected to feature a 3000 nits OLED display.
Samsung is all set to debut its sixth-generation foldable smartphone with the Galaxy Watch 7 series and the Galaxy Ring at the Galaxy Unpacked event in July. On another note, it is setting up to expand its flagship S series by introducing the Galaxy S25 series, which includes three variants: Ultra, Plus, and Base.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Could Reportedly Bring 3000 Nits OLED Display
Now the reports are reporting that the Galaxy S25 Ultra could have a 3000 nits OLED display. Whereas its predecessor, the Galaxy S24 Ultra, features 2600 units of peak brightness panels, This means that the Galaxy S25 Ultra would arrive with 400 nits more as compared to the Galaxy S24 Ultra.
A post on X was shared by a tipster claiming that Samsung is gearing up to bring an upgraded display with 3000 nits of peak brightness to the Galaxy S25 Ultra. The rest of the two variants—the Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S25 Plus—may use a similar panel with 2600 nits of brightness since the entire Galaxy S24 lineup features the same 2600 nits of peak brightness.
Apart from this, recently it has also been reported that the Galaxy S25 could bring a ‘Batter AI’ feature to upgrade battery performance. It is expected that the Galaxy S25 series will introduce a new design language. Samsung could use Nano Version 2 in the forthcoming Galaxy S25. It will be interesting to see what new novelties this series will bring.