Despite the lack of hands-on videos of the Galaxy S23 series, it appears that Samsung has improved its ability to keep its upcoming phones under wraps. However, some dummy units of the phone have been leaked, providing a glimpse of what the company’s next conventional flagships may look like.
Earlier leaks had indicated that the Galaxy S23 and S23 Plus would feature a floating camera design similar to that of the S23 Ultra, but it is worth noting that they are not expected to have the same camera specifications.
According to leaked information, the dummy model of the alleged Galaxy S23 Ultra appears to be similar in design to its predecessor, but is expected to have some minor differences, including flatter sides, slightly taller and wider but thinner dimensions, and thinner bezels.
As previously rumored, the standard and Plus models of the Galaxy S23 appear to have slightly more rounded corners than their counterparts from 2022, and they also appear to be slightly taller.
In addition, group shots of the Galaxy S23 Ultra, S23 Plus, and S23 have also been released. As expected, the 6.8-inch Galaxy S23 Ultra is visibly larger than the 6.5-inch Galaxy S23 Plus and the 6.1-inch Galaxy S23, and it also has a slot for the S Pen stylus. The Ultra model has a boxy design, while the other two models have a more rounded appearance.
Overall, the design of the Galaxy S23 series does not seem to be a significant departure from the previous range, and it is expected that the more significant changes will be on the inside.
No different design?
We’ll know more when they make an official release