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Has the S23 Ultra been cerifield for Wifi Calling/Volte?
Maybe you can tweak the IP settings on your Wi-Fi router to improve the call quality over Wi-Fi Defiant1337.
I rely on the WiFi Calling service at home, living in a mobile not-spot. Call quality can be variable sometimes, and I've found just changing position slightly can have a dramatic impact.
With so many using IP telephony these days, without necessarily using properly optimised setting on their VoIP networks, call quality could suffer.
Finally, I can't help feeling Samsung are more interested in the photographic capabilities of their premium handsets, which means call quality plays second-fiddle. My daughter and wife use Galaxy S10 handsets, which are more than good enough for pictures, et cetera, yet deliver an excellent call quality.
Have Samsung lost their way - smartphones still needs to make telephone calls?
No as stated it worked fine on the iphone before and the router is working fine with a strong wifi signal.
Also you might be right about Samsung BUT this is a Snapdragon chipset with their modem so nothing to do with Samsung
The iPhone hardware and software aren't Qualcomm, so your Samsung S23 may behave differently, given the hardware platform differences and Samsung's take on Android.
I guess the modem's handling mobile network radio signals, but probably not the Wi-Fi networking.
Does your broadband router support Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 7 protocols. Perhaps the S23 isn't great if it needs to work in backward compatibility modes to use the home Wi-Fi network and SMARTY's WiFi Calling service.
