According to reports, the Samsung Galaxy S23 series will not have an under-display camera. Supply chain sources told the South Korean website Wccftech about the development. The news also suggests that the UDC technology would not be available until the Galaxy S24.
On the Galaxy Z Fold 3, Samsung already employs a 4MP under-display camera. This indicates that the South Korean company is skilled at implementing new technology. The specific reason why Samsung is delaying the introduction of an under-display camera on its forthcoming flagship S-series is not stated in the story.
These days, only a select few smartphones, notably the Xiaomi Mi Mix 4, ZTE Axon 30 5G, and the Galaxy Z Fold 3, have under-display camera technology. Despite the fact that the technology is functional, the low resolution of the photos and videos is due to engineering difficulties. Additionally, they are inferior to traditional selfie cameras.
On the Galaxy Z Fold 3, Samsung already employs a 4MP under-display camera. This indicates that the South Korean company is skilled at implementing new technology. The specific reason why Samsung is delaying the introduction of an under-display camera on its forthcoming flagship S-series is not stated in the story.
Samsung probably wouldn't want to sacrifice imaging quality for the under-display camera. The Galaxy S23 series' pricing would also increase as a result of the technology. Because the Galaxy S-series is so popular, Samsung would be more exposed to criticism for the under-display camera's subpar performance.
According to recent rumours, the Galaxy S23 series will have an improved 12MP selfie camera.
