Why Galaxy S23 Ultra’s 200MP camera might be an unnecessary upgrade

Manufacturers of smartphones are currently using every effort to maintain consumer enthusiasm in purchasing their upcoming model. Manufacturers are definitely focusing on foldables as one strategy, with Samsung currently leading the foldable market and likely to do so until Apple joins the competition. The differences between mid-range and flagship mobile devices' user experiences have also been blurred by smartphone manufacturers. Many flagship features, including as dual speakers, 120Hz displays, and comparable levels of software update support, have been carried over to Samsung's mid-range lineups. The area of smartphone cameras, however, has seen one of the most notable blurring of the lines. The standard mid-range Samsung smartphones don't actually lack anything, save from zoom cameras. And at this moment, the majority of customers would be content with the standard camera quality on both a flagship Galaxy phone and a mid-range one.