MrBeast, the YouTuber with the most subscribers in the world, will record his videos using Samsung phones

Samsung and MrBeast are teaming up to make the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra the mobile phone they’ll record all of their YouTube channel content with.

MrBeast will start recording his YouTube videos using Samsung phones. The world’s largest YouTube creator will start using the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, Galaxy Z Flip5 and Galaxy Z Fold5 to create videos that accumulate a lot of views. Logically, this decision was made thanks to the cooperation agreement between the South Korean company and the American YouTuber.

The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra will be the official camera of MrBeast’s YouTube channel. This was the announcement made by the creator. Naturally, the Galaxy Z Flip5 and Galaxy Z Fold5 will also accompany the channel, allowing users to check out all the capabilities of the foldable phone on a daily basis.

Samsung and MrBeast shake hands: the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra will be the official camera of your YouTube channel

The first video recorded entirely with the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra has now been published on MrBeast’s channel. The title of the video is “One Car for a $100,000,000 Car” and refers to a video in which the entire MrBeast channel team can be seen driving cars of different prices, from $0 to $100,000,000. The video is 16 minutes long, and upon reviewing the comments, no user noticed that it was recorded on their mobile phone.

Samsung posted a video showing how to record this MrBeast content. In the video on the official Samsung channel in the US, you can see a large number of Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra phones connected to vehicles in order to record the cabin of different cars. It is interesting to see that they used the front camera and not the rear camera, which can give the best results when recording.

The resulting videos were uploaded to YouTube in Full HD. You might expect that when using the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra as a camcorder, the resulting resolution will be 4K. But it seems that both the South Korean company and MrBeast decided to be conservative and export the results in Full HD, or 1920 x 1080 pixels.