The launch of Samsung’s Galaxy S23 series is very close. The devices have already shown themselves in renderings and unofficial images. Here are the latest.
Samsung is almost ready to launch the models that will replace the current Galaxy S22, S22 Plus, and S22 Ultra. The design of the new Galaxy S23 will not deviate too much from the previous models which will mainly change in the technical data sheet.
The new Galaxy S23 series will finally be presented on February 1, 2023. The line will consist of 3 devices as already seen in previous years. The flagship model will be the Galaxy S23 Ultra: the design of this device will be slightly different from the other models also to accommodate the latest revision of the S-Pen. The Ultra model of the series has been replacing the coveted Galaxy Note for 2 years now.
According to what emerged online, the back of the Galaxy S23 and S23 Plus will change their appearance compared to previous models. In particular, Samsung should abandon the island that incorporates the cameras by placing 3 small portholes each containing a single photographic module.
Otherwise, in size and form factor, the devices will be very similar to their predecessors.
With this change in style, the two cheaper models will approach the style echoed on the Ultra model. In particular, compared to S22, S23 Ultra will change only in small details. The arrangement of the antennas on the profile of the device will change and the position of the physical side keys will vary slightly. Despite the great resemblance to the previous model, the covers of the old model will not be compatible with the new one.
A series of new accessories and products compatible with the new S23 Ultra will also arrive.
There is no particular news regarding the data sheet of the devices to be released on February 1st. Important news will arrive on the Galaxy S23 from a photographic point of view as well as in the technical data sheet in general. Also in Europe, the devices will mount Qualcomm Snapdragon processors, abandoning the Exynos processors produced by Samsung itself altogether. The software news will certainly be important, but probably not exclusive to the Galaxy S23 series.
