Samsung made the Galaxy S23 line official in February this year with changes in the construction and specific evolutions both in the processor and in other components, such as the camera set, for example. The manufacturer has also managed to implement advances in image post-processing, considerably improving the quality of photos.
Despite the high resolution and refinements, the South Korean brand faces a barrage of complaints about a possible defect that appears in photos taken with the Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23 Plus variants. According to reports on Reddit, the images taken with these models display a strange (and mysterious) blurred dot on the left side of photography.
Apparently, this alleged flaw only appears when using landscape mode in different lighting conditions and ways of capturing, whether using the telephoto or ultrawide sensor. This feature was claimed by more than 100 people in the community, indicating that it is a possible defect in hardware rather than software.
According to one of the affected owners, Samsung support was triggered to fix the problem of blurred corners in images, however, the company would have claimed to be a “characteristic of the ultrawide sensor”, ignoring that the blurred point also appears when using other photographic sensors .
Check the issue below:
The Ultra variant however seems to be unaffected with this issue. O AllCellular found no complaints in the community of Samsung Europe, so we believe it is a local defect.
Comparative
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- The Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus is available from Girafa for BRL 5,798 and on Amazon for BRL 6,199.
- The Samsung Galaxy S23 is available from Girafa for BRL 4,498 and in Magazine Luiza by BRL 5,399. The cost-benefit is average but this is the best model in this price range.
- The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is available from Girafa for BRL 6,998 and on Amazon for BRL 8,295.
