Like the Galaxy S22 series of phones, the Korean company Samsung is not considering adding a front camera under the screen in the next series of phones (). While no reason has been given yet, we have some guesses as to why the Korean giant would not want to make this change.
It is reported that Samsung will not use an under-display front camera for the Galaxy S23 series.
– Alvin (sondesix)
Reasons Not to Use Under-Screen Camera on Samsung Galaxy S23 Series
One company may be concerned with the quality of the images from the under-screen cameras, not to mention the cost required to produce them, and this may result in them not being used in the upcoming series of phones.
A user by the name of “Ianzuk” commented on the Korean Naver website that according to supply chain sources, the under-screen camera technology will not make it to the chain. Unfortunately, he did not say whether or all of the future Samsung flagship family will be excluded from this feature, or why Samsung might not want to use this technology in the next series of phones.
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It’s also worth noting that mass-producing under-screen cameras on a larger scale would be a costly project for Samsung, as they will likely be shipped in the thousands. And if we assume that these cameras produce a disappointing picture, it will anger the customers who paid so much for these phones, and it will also force Samsung to lose its reputation from customers, along with the amount it invested in the mass production of these cameras.
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In your opinion, do you prefer the idea of adding a front camera at the bottom of the screen in the Galaxy S23 series or not?