Given that web renderings of the flagship smartphones have appeared and give away some of the design components, the introduction of the Samsung Galaxy S23 series may be imminent. The standard Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23+ are depicted in the leaked renderings as having triple back cameras, while the top-of-the-line Galaxy S23 Ultra is seen as having a quad rear camera system. The renderings imply that the Galaxy S23 smartphones will have a similar design aesthetic to the Galaxy S22 variants. They may also be seen wearing a cutout with a centre hole at the top of the display.
Slashleaks has uploaded renderings of what it claims to be the Samsung Galaxy S23 series fake devices. The Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23+ seem almost identical to the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22+, its predecessors, in terms of design. Even yet, the back camera's design appears to have a few minor variations.
As previously established, the selfie camera is reportedly housed in a hole-punch form on the forthcoming Samsung Galaxy phones. The pictures also show the triple rear camera setup and LED flash on the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22+. Compared to their forerunners, they have a back camera design with individual camera lenses visible sticking out of the body.
On the other side, the Galaxy S23 Ultra is seen to have a quad camera system at the back. On the left spine of the phone are the power and volume controls, while on the right spine is a SIM tray. A charging port, microphones, and a speaker grille are located on the bottom edge.
Samsung has not yet made any announcements regarding the Galaxy S23 series' introduction. However, according to a recent source, the non-foldable flagship series will be unveiled during a Galaxy Unpacked event in the US in early February. They are anticipated to run on Qualcomm's most recent Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC. Furthermore, a 200-megapixel sensor may be present in the Galaxy S23 Ultra.
