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CTOnews.com, January 18, Samsung launched the Galaxy S20 series with a starting price of $999 ($100 higher than the Galaxy S10). However, due to poor sales and other factors, Samsung had to reduce the price to $799 when it launched the Galaxy S21 series. Samsung kept the same price when it launched the GalaxyS22 series.

Samsung may increase the pricing of its next-generation Galaxy S23 series smartphones in some areas, including Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 + and Galaxy S23 Ultra.

Samsung is expected to increase the pricing of the Galaxy S23 series across the board, according to 9To5Google. According to the report, the 128GB version of the Galaxy S23 sells for A $1350, while the 256GB version sells for A $1450. It is reported that the 128GB version of Galaxy S23 + sells for A $1650, while the Galaxy S23 Ultra may sell for A $1950.

However, an operator document leaked that Samsung's US Galaxy S23 starts at $799.99 and the Galaxy S23 + starts at $999.99. The Galaxy S23 Ultra starts at $1199.99.

CTOnews.com learned that the price increase in Samsung's S23 series may be due to higher component costs and rising inflation. However, it is still better than the starting price of $1000 for the Galaxy S20 series.

If users pre-order Galaxy S23 series smartphones in advance, they will get a big discount. Including Samsung will provide free storage upgrades. For example, users can buy a 256GB version of the phone at the price of the 128GB version. In addition, Samsung can also give away Galaxy Buds 2 Pro wireless headphones for free.

If users pre-order Galaxy S23 devices in the United States, the company can offer a $50 Samsung store quota. If two Galaxy devices are reserved, users can get a Samsung store quota of $100. You can also use this in-store credit to order accessories for Galaxy S23.

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