As always with Samsung smartphones, we didn’t have to wait for the official presentation on February 1 to see what the company’s three new high-end devices would look like. As early as September, OnLeaks had already revealed an overview of the three smartphones. From the Galaxy S23 series through renders. But now it’s time to explore the official images of these devices.
As indicated by most of the previous reports, the Galaxy S23 + and S23 Ultra will not benefit from a completely different design compared to the previous generation. However, some small differences can still be noticed.
A first on the Galaxy S23+, this now has 3 rear cameras placed on individual islands, instead of a rectangular camera module.
At the level of the Galaxy S23 Ultra, the latter in particular will get some new components. We can see the arrival of a new 12MP selfie sensor, which will replace the old 40MP of the Galaxy S22 Ultra. At the back we will find notably a new 200 MP camera, which already promises to be the best on the market in its class. In order not to make its smartphone visually identical to the current generation, Samsung seems to have provided the rear cameras with a silver outline, making it easier to distinguish them from its predecessor.