[UPDATE] Weeks after the original leaks, OnLeaks has come up with some new information that is based on the latest tip he has received. According to this new information, the Galaxy S23 Ultra will have thinner bezels as compared to the predecessor. Fly even shared the renders that show the difference but to be honest, it is hard to tell the difference, considering how small the bezels are on the Galaxy S22 Ultra.
You can look at the tweet below:
This kind of tiny details are pointless in my opinion but, because it seemingly matters for a few, here what the updated #Samsung #GalaxyS23Ultra data I just received tells us regarding the device bezels... pic.twitter.com/edZ1G0golu
— Steve H.McFly (@OnLeaks) October 20, 2022
Although it is nice to see Samsung making an effort, but such a design choice makes little to no sense, considering how you will have to look extremely closely to figure out the difference.
[ORIGINAL STORY] We all know how Samsung is hard at work with the Galaxy S23 series, and only yesterday, we saw the first pictures of the base Galaxy S23 variants. Today, we are bringing you the first official renders of the Galaxy S23 Ultra, and to be honest, you will be disappointed.
Now, before you get ready to bash Samsung, it is worth noting that these are still early renders, which means that the final phone can look a lot different but knowing Samsung's trajectory, we might not see that happen.
The Design of the Galaxy S23 Ultra Makes One Think Whether Samsung Has Reached the Plateau
The leak is coming as a courtesy of OnLeaks, a renowned leaker in the industry, and without further ado, let's have a look at what the Galaxy S23 Ultra is going to look like.
The Galaxy S23 Ultra is probably going to ship with a 6.8-inch display; sure, the size remains the same, but the display will offer improvements in terms of peak brightness, color accuracy, lower screen reflectance, and HDR performance.
The power button and the volume rockers are on the ride side, with speaker grills, a USB Type-C port, and a SIM tray at the bottom of the device.
The placement of the camera module on the Galaxy S23 Ultra is identical to what we have seen in the predecessor. However, a major change here is that the two small sensors on the right side are completely flush in the panel, and the metal frame of the sensor is also larger than what we have seen before. The side curves of the phone are also not curved this time around.
The front side of the phone will have thin bezels with a punch hole at the top middle. Sadly, at the time of writing, we are not aware of the technical specifications of the Galaxy S23 Ultra, but we do know some basics, such as the fact that the phone will pack a 5,000 mAh battery, a 200-megapixel camera sensor, and Snapdragon 8 Gen 2.
