Galaxy S23 May Feature A New Selfie Camera, Finally
According to a new report, the Samsung Galaxy S23 may finally usher in a new selfie camera. Just to be clear, we’re talking about the Galaxy S23 and S23+ models, as those are the two lineups that have been stuck on the same sensor for years.
The Galaxy S23 & S23+ may finally get a new selfie camera
Samsung has been delivering camera upgrades to the ‘Ultra’ lineup, though. The vanilla and ‘Plus’ Galaxy S series models have been stuck on the same selfie camera for three years, since 2019.
According to the aforementioned report, the Galaxy S23 and S23+ may end up delivering a new camera sensor/resolution for the front-facing shooter, a 12-megapixel one. Samsung has been using a 10-megapixel unit since the Galaxy S9 got launched.
That’s the only piece of information that we have, though. We’re not sure about the details of that camera, nor do we know if it will be placed under the display or not.
The Galaxy S22 series includes a centered hole punch on the display. The Galaxy Z Fold 3, on the other hand, has an under-display camera on the main display, and the Galaxy Z Fold 4 will as well, it seems. So, Samsung may do the same for its Galaxy S23 phones, we’ll see. Though, in all honesty, chances are they’ll feature a hole punch.
The devices are expected to launch in the first quarter of next year
The Galaxy S23 series is expected to arrive in the first quarter of next year. Three phones are expected once again, though nothing is set in stone just yet. We still didn’t get any proper design leaks, so we’ll have to wait in order to see what’s coming.
Samsung has been sticking with the same design for a couple of years, so it may decide to change things up. Users really seem to love the current design, though, so who knows, maybe Samsung ends up sticking with it. I’m talking about the S22 and S22+ design, not the S22 Ultra, as that one is completely different.
According to a new report, the Samsung Galaxy S23 may finally usher in a new selfie camera. Just to be clear, we’re talking about the Galaxy S23 and S23+ models, as those are the two lineups that have been stuck on the same sensor for years.
The Galaxy S23 & S23+ may finally get a new selfie camera
Samsung has been delivering camera upgrades to the ‘Ultra’ lineup, though. The vanilla and ‘Plus’ Galaxy S series models have been stuck on the same selfie camera for three years, since 2019.
According to the aforementioned report, the Galaxy S23 and S23+ may end up delivering a new camera sensor/resolution for the front-facing shooter, a 12-megapixel one. Samsung has been using a 10-megapixel unit since the Galaxy S9 got launched.
That’s the only piece of information that we have, though. We’re not sure about the details of that camera, nor do we know if it will be placed under the display or not.
The Galaxy S22 series includes a centered hole punch on the display. The Galaxy Z Fold 3, on the other hand, has an under-display camera on the main display, and the Galaxy Z Fold 4 will as well, it seems. So, Samsung may do the same for its Galaxy S23 phones, we’ll see. Though, in all honesty, chances are they’ll feature a hole punch.
The devices are expected to launch in the first quarter of next year
The Galaxy S23 series is expected to arrive in the first quarter of next year. Three phones are expected once again, though nothing is set in stone just yet. We still didn’t get any proper design leaks, so we’ll have to wait in order to see what’s coming.
Samsung has been sticking with the same design for a couple of years, so it may decide to change things up. Users really seem to love the current design, though, so who knows, maybe Samsung ends up sticking with it. I’m talking about the S22 and S22+ design, not the S22 Ultra, as that one is completely different.
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