However, it is the latter one that has resulted in a great deal of confusion among the users. A few of them have voiced their concern that the Gaalxy S23 Ultra is missing the WQHD+ resolution. Since the Ultra variant officially supports three display resolutions, namely HD+, FHD+, and WQHD+, so the curious case of missing WQHD+ from a selected few devices is bound to raise a few eyebrows. However, the real picture might not be as concerning as it may sound.
Why is WQHD+ missing on Galaxy S23 Ultra?
While in most S23 Ultra, you will find the HD+, FHD+, and WQHD+ resolution, in a selected few, you might come across HD+, FHD+, and QHD+ resolution, in other words, QHD+ instead of WQHD+. But truth be told, it shouldn’t be a great deal of inconvenience as both have the same screen resolution, which is 3088 x 1440 pixels. So while the naming convention is slightly different [Quad High Definition+ vs Wide Quad High Definition+], you are still getting the same pixel resolution. Hence it shouldn’t make much of a difference, or rather any difference for that matter as you are still greeted with the same 2K screen. So this would have given you clarity regarding the missing WQHD+ resolution on Galaxy S23 Ultra.
WQHD+ vs QHD+: Two Members of the same family!
As far as the plausible reasoning behind a change in the naming scheme is concerned, it could be attributed to the region where those devices are being sold, so CSC might have a role to play. But as of now, you could digest this fact with a pinch of salt, until it gets officially confirmed by Samsung. As and when that happens, we will update this post accordingly. In the meantime, you could drop in your valuable opinions in the comments section below.
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