what's happening everyone my name is Alex and welcome back so over the past couple of days I
got a few questions regarding the Samsung Galaxy s23 and in this super short video I wanna answer
those questions so one of the questions that I keep getting is regarding the camera and the
video cameras so the question was if you're recording in 4k at 60 frames per second can
you switch in between lenses so let's have the main camera here press record and no you cannot
change to a different lens while you're recording you basically stop the recording then you change
the lens and then you can start recording once again so you're not going to be able to change
the lens as you do on the iPhone just to give you an example I'm assuming this is the case for
four cat 30 frames per second no no so if you're recording in 4k at 30 frames per second yes you
can change the lens but if you're doing 4K at 60 frames per second then you cannot change the lens
um while recording so hopefully this answer that question the second question that I keep seeing
has to do with the battery life on this device so this device has a somewhat larger battery
compared to the Samsung Galaxy s22 that I have here I've actually been using this s22 over
the past I'm here and with this one I can get somewhere between four and a half and five and
a half hours of screen on time maybe a bit less depending what I do with that device of course
so how is the battery life on the Samsung Galaxy s23 so keep in mind that I only charge this device
twice so you typically have to charge the phone for about seven days to get the best battery life
so keep that in mind so I charged this phone on in the morning and we are currently at 18
and I'm gonna open the settings app here let me make sure that um I'm in Focus here
all right so battery we're gonna go in here we are gonna go to view details so we are at 18 I
unplugged the phone about 7 hours and four minutes ago and we got 4 hours and 57 minutes of screen
on time so the screen was on for about um five hours since we have 18 left I'm assuming that
I'm gonna be able to get another half an hour to an hour uh more of screen on time so you'll
basically get about an hour more than you'd get um from the Samsung Galaxy s22 let me just turn
down the brightness so you can see this better so what have I done um all day so I watched a couple
of hours of videos on YouTube I also took a bunch of pictures and videos keep in mind that whenever
you're taking pictures and videos this uses a lot of powers so I took some pictures and videos
um for a camera comparison that I'm gonna post later on I did play Pub G for a little bit I did
Run The antutu Benchmark and since we're talking about that let me open that for a second so uh
when you run the end to Benchmark the temperature of the device will increase by 7.3 degrees if you
run the exact same test on the Samsung Galaxy s22 this one will increase the temperature by
12 degrees so this one runs a bit cooler than the s22 however it will still get pretty hot
going back here I also played Call of Duty for a bit a bit of Facebook and a bit of Twitter so
overall I think I'm gonna be able to get about six hours of screen on time from the Samsung
Galaxy s23 and hopefully I was able to answer the questions that I kept seeing over and over all
right guys if you do have any other questions feel free to leave a comment down below and I'll try to
answer whatever questions you may have thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next one