Korean carrier’s poster leaks Samsung Galaxy S23 series design

The Samsung S23 series has been getting more and more buzz lately, and a poster from a Korean carrier has recently leaked details about the design and launch of the Samsung S23 series.

The leaked poster indicates that customers of the Korean carrier KT, the second largest mobile carrier in Korea, can register for the Galaxy S23 starting December 23. And Samsung will hold its next Unpacked event on January 5 next year, along with the launch of the much-anticipated new S23 series.

According to the well-known exposé bloggers, the Samsung Galaxy S23 battery is rated at 3785mAh with a typical value of 3900mAh and features a 6.1-inch 1080P flexible straight screen. In terms of color scheme, previous sources said that the Samsung Galaxy S23 series basic color scheme will include at least five kinds of beige, black, green and light pink.

From the previously exposed renders, the Galaxy S23 features a 6.1-inch centered perforated display and is expected to carry a 12 MP front camera. In addition, the Samsung Galaxy S23 is equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor with more memory and battery.

Prior to that, the Chinese versions of the Galaxy S23, S23 + and S23 Ultra all received 3C certification.

The certification shows that both the Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23+ are equipped with the same EP-TA800 charger, and the device identifier confirms that these devices are intended for the Chinese market. The Galaxy S23 Ultra somewhat surprisingly also has a 25W charging head, though speculation is that the international version of the device will still support a maximum charge rate of 45W.

The renders that have come to light so far show that the Samsung Galaxy S23 is slightly larger than its predecessor, measuring about 146.3x70.8x7.6mm, making it stress-free to operate with one hand.

The renders also show that the Galaxy S23 will use the exact same design as the Galaxy S22, except that the camera module frame has been removed in favor of a separate camera arrangement similar to that of the S22 Ultra.

News has previously surfaced that Samsung still wants some of the S23 models to carry the Exynos chip, causing dissatisfaction in Samsung's cell phone division, which means that the Samsung S23 series models may be unified within the global market with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip.

Snapdragon 8 Gen2 will adopt a new architecture of "1+2+2+3", consisting of one X3 super core, two A720 large cores, two A710 large cores and three A510 energy-efficient cores, and the GPU is upgraded from Adreno 730 to Adreno 740, which will bring a more powerful performance.

Meanwhile, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S23 series will approach camera design from a different angle compared to previous years.

More specifically, all three Galaxy S23 models will take a page from the Galaxy S22 Ultra's camera design language, with no camera protrusion elements and instead minimalistic individual circular cutouts for each rear sensor.

As the Android emperor in the minds of many users, Samsung since the Note 7 and then the domestic voice is getting smaller and smaller, these two years is still some word-of-mouth rebound.

The S22 series came out of nowhere to wow many users, with the ultimate four-sided frame and other widths bringing unparalleled frontal face value. This time, the S23 still does not disappoint in terms of configuration, but the specific performance will depend on the actual results after the sale.