We’ve certainly had no shortage of Samsung Galaxy S23 leaks in recent weeks, and now high-res images of the phone series — what appear to be official renders of Samsung’s own handsets — have hit the web.
These pictures are from famous twitter Evan Blass (opens in a new tab) (pass Sam Mobile (opens in a new tab)), which means we have a pretty good idea of what to expect when these devices finally make their debut and are properly presented to the world.
The grand unveiling will take place on Wednesday, February 1st. Samsung’s Unpacked conference will focus on the Galaxy S23 series, but Samsung can always bring us some extra hardware surprises.
picture 1 of 3
four colors
We got a full look at the Samsung Galaxy S23, Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus, and Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra in this leak, which also comes in four different colors — beige, black, green, and light pink. It’s all been leaked.
Even for devices in an industry where devices tend to be revealed early, there have been plenty of Samsung Galaxy S23 leaks. We now know almost everything about these phones, including potential upgrades to onboard storage.
We also expect substantial improvements to the camera capabilities of these phones, especially the Ultra models. We’ll of course bring you all the official announcements and news from Samsung on February 1st.
Analysis: looks good
The just-leaked images of the Samsung Galaxy S23 are combined with images of other phones we’ve seen early on — and there’s no real major upgrade here as far as the aesthetics of these new phones in 2023 are concerned.
You’ll notice that while the Samsung Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22 Plus have a raised rear camera module, here the lens is mounted separately and protrudes from the back of the phone, following the design of the Galaxy S22 Ultra.
Otherwise, everything is pretty much what you’d expect: thin bezels around the display, a curved look on the Ultra models, and some new wallpapers to mark the occasion, showing the names of Samsung’s new flagship smartphones.
This year’s major upgrades to the Galaxy S lineup will be inside the phones, which is fine with us — Samsung’s 2022 phones are aesthetically stellar.
