There are intense days of Samsung leaks. After knowing yesterday renders with the design of the Galaxy S23 and S23 +, today it is the turn of the next top of the range of Samsung. Hand in hand again with Smartprix and OnLeaks, the design of the Galaxy S23 Ultra keeps no secrets.
If these renderings end up being true, we would be facing a very continuous device in design. In fact, the designer has added the same wallpaper of the already known Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, which does not exactly help us to distinguish between the two terminals.
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According to what has been seen in recent years, the Samsung Galaxy S23 series would be presented and launched in January. However, some outlets such as ET News claim that they could be released before the end of the year, just in time for the Christmas season. Be that as it may, even there would be 3-4 months left to officially meet themso the leaks serve as a good appetizer to liven up the wait.
In the aforementioned Smartprix leak in collaboration with OnLeaks, the possible dimensions 163.4 x 78.1 x 8.8mm. Compared to its predecessor, it would reduce its width and thickness by 0.1 and 0.2 mm respectively, while being 0.1 mm taller. After all, changes that would be almost negligible with the naked eye and when having the device in hand.
Slight aesthetic changes in the alleged rear cameras of the Galaxy S23 Ultra
Camera improvements such as having a 200-megapixel main lens are expected. Nevertheless, cosmetic changes to the camera module are minimal. According to the renders, we would find the same arrangement and only a very slight change for which you have to take out the magnifying glass and that is that the lenses would not protrude as much. Taking into account that the thickness would decrease by 0.1 mm, we do not know how Samsung would achieve this change.
It is also said that the screen curve will be less in this S23 Ultra, although in photos it is almost negligible. All this in a panel that would once again be 6.8 inches diagonally, although it is expected that with improvements to peak brightness, reflections, color accuracy, and HDR performance.
Few changes would be seen in relation to the layout of buttons and other elements like the USB-C port or the bottom speaker. Nor would the selfie camera move from the top center with the already classic hole-in-the-screen format.
So, as we mentioned before, we have no choice but to wait for the official presentation to finally confirm (or not) if these renders are successful. For now, Samsung still does not confirm anything about these devices. And, barring surprise, she won’t either. At most, some clue in your event announcement, for which there is still a lot left.
Source | Smartprix and OnLeaks
