Samsung Galaxy S23 promo materials have leaked, giving us a glimpse of what to expect in February.
Samsung Galaxy S23 launch is just around the corner and as usual, we have a flurry of leaks suggesting what we can expect. We had seen a couple of CAD renders and leakster revealing the internal specs as well as the possible launch date. Now, a fresh leak gives us a glimpse at the promotional materials Samsung could be using after launching the Galaxy S23 series. These posters show the Galaxy S23 devices in their hero colours, and also confirm the design changes Samsung is rumoured to include.
The Galaxy S23 series posters, as shown in this report from 91Mobiles, shows the Galaxy S23 Plus and Galaxy S23 Ultra in their promotional colours. Samsung is settling for a light pink colour on the standard Galaxy S23 Plus, whereas the Galaxy S23 Ultra is wearing a matte light green. We have seen variations of these colours on the Galaxy S22 series this year and Samsung is playing with the shades on the Galaxy S23 generation.
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Other than that, we also get to see a good look at the design of these phones. The Galaxy S23 Plus wears a familiar look to the Galaxy S22 Plus, except for the rear camera layout. Instead of a large camera hump, the phone now has lens islands popping out, similar to the Galaxy S22 Ultra. The front is similar to the Galaxy S22, with uniform slim bezels and a small camera cutout.
The Galaxy S23 Ultra, meanwhile, doesn’t look any different from its predecessor. It retains the same squarish from factor with curved edge display and a similar rear camera layout. The phone also has a camera cutout for the front display, thereby suggesting Samsung isn’t willing to bring its under-display camera tech on its mainstream flagships yet.
Previous leaks have suggested the presence of a boosted Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset on all the models. The Galaxy S23 and S23 Plus won’t be changing much in terms of basic specs. However, the Galaxy S23 Ultra will be upgrading its main camera from a 108MP sensor to a 200MP sensor, thereby offering 8K video recording at 30 fps. We could also expect better battery life on the Galaxy S23 Ultra.
