The official launch of the Galaxy S23 will not take place for just over a month, but before that the first official images of the smartphones from Samsung advertisements have already appeared on the web.
As is always the case with Samsung smartphones, we didn’t have to wait for the official unveiling of the 1and next February to find out what the three new high-end devices from the Korean manufacturer will look like. Already in September, in fact, the leaker OnLeaks already revealed an overview of the three smartphones of the Galaxy S23 series via rendering, and now we have the right to the official images.
Our colleagues at 91mobiles managed to get their hands on it three promotional images from Samsung, which allow us to admire the design of the Galaxy S23+, but also that of the Galaxy S23 Ultra. The classic Galaxy S23 is not revealed, but like every year it will be a smaller copy of its older brother.
Now we know the official design of the Galaxy S23
As most previous reports have suggested, the Galaxy S23+ and S23 Ultra will not benefit from a radically different design than the previous generation. However, however, some minor differences may be noted.
First on the Galaxy S23+, this one now has 3 rear cameras placed in individual islands, rather than in a rectangular photo module. We also know thanks to the leaker Ice Universe that Samsung has deliberately increased the size of the edges of the smartphone screen, while its competitors like Xiaomi have managed to reduce the edges of their devices.
At the level of the Galaxy S23 Ultra, the latter will have the right above all to some new components. We can note the arrival of a new 12MP selfie sensor, which will replace the old 40MP of the Galaxy S22 Ultra. On the back we will find above all a new 200 MP camera, which already promises to be the best on the market in its category. In order not to make its smartphone visually identical to the current generation, it seems that Samsung has provided the rear cameras with a silver outlinewhich will make it easier to differentiate it from its predecessor.
