Users of Samsung’s Galaxy S23 Ultra have reported an issue where the S Pen stylus intermittently loses connection with the device. The Sammobile portal has highlighted this problem as one recurring complaint from owners.
Across Reddit and Samsung’s official community forums, Galaxy S23 Ultra owners describe the S Pen disconnecting at random intervals. To restore functionality, these users often need to reinsert the pen into the dedicated recess inside the phone, effectively reestablishing the Bluetooth and latency link that the device relies on for a smooth writing experience.
Two practical workarounds are commonly suggested: resetting the S Pen settings and enabling the “Keep S Pen Connected” option, which is typically turned off by default to conserve battery life when the pen is not in use. These tweaks can help stabilize performance for many users, though results may vary by unit and software version. Some community members also report that updating the device’s firmware and ensuring the latest Samsung Notes app are installed can contribute to improved reliability. [Citations: Sammobile, Reddit discussions, Samsung Community]
At present, the exact scale of the issue and the root cause have not been officially disclosed. Samsung has not issued a formal statement to confirm or explain the problem, leaving users to rely on community feedback and informal troubleshooting steps.
In related tech chatter, an unrelated rumor emerged about a two-kilogram variant of a Samsung Galaxy model, paired with an unusually large 30,000 mAh battery, discussed by the site socialbites.ca. This anecdote appears separate from the S23 Ultra S Pen issue and should be considered speculation unless corroborated by official Samsung disclosures. [Note: attribution remains with original outlets; no direct links provided]