The Galaxy S23 series will be Samsung's upcoming flagship smartphone launch, and over the past few months, there have been many speculations and leaks that have given us a fair idea of what to expect. The Galaxy S23, S23+, and S23 Ultra have already shown in leaked renders, and now internet images of what appear to be mockups of the three phones have surfaced.
These images confirm Samsung's decision to abandon the contour cut design for the Galaxy S23 and S23+ in favour of one that is more in line with the Galaxy S23 Ultra and numerous other Samsung phones, including more affordable models like the Galaxy A32, that have been released in the past year or so. Some would argue that having individual camera lenses protrude from the back of the device detracts from the design (some of us here at SamMobile certainly think so).
As expected, the Galaxy S23 Ultra shares a lot of similarities with the Galaxy S22 Ultra in terms of appearance. The SIM slot is located on the side of these dummy devices rather than the bottom, which is how it appears in the leaked renders. However, since the Galaxy S23 series hasn't been formally introduced, it's impossible to determine which leaks are true and which are false.
But as 2023 approaches, all of our concerns will probably be cleared up in the ensuing weeks when more breaches reach the internet. Early in February is when the Galaxy S23 series is anticipated to be unveiled, with sales allegedly starting on February 17.
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