The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is likely to feature a new camera sensor for selfies, reveals a new report by GalaxyClub.nl. For several years, the Galaxy S-series of smartphones has been sporting a 10-megapixel selfie camera. Recent reports have claimed that the Galaxy S23 and S23+ will have a new selfie camera. The new report reveals that the same camera will also be available on the Galaxy S23 Ultra.
A recent report claimed that the Galaxy S23 series might debut in the first week of February. However, a tipster claimed that the South Korean company is delaying the arrival of the S23 lineup because it is unable to decide on a price structure for it.
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Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra to feature a new selfie camera
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra CAD renders by SmartPrix / OnLeaks
The Galaxy S20 Ultra, S21 Ultra, and S22 Ultra are all equipped with a 40-megapixel selfie camera. However, the Galaxy S23 Ultra will have a 12-megapixel front camera, which will also be available on the S23 and S23+. While there is a drop in the megapixel count for the selfie camera, it seems that the S23 series’ front camera may offer a better selfie photography experience.
Reports have claimed that the Galaxy S23 series will be largely similar to the Galaxy S22 lineup in terms of design and specifications. Apart from featuring a new selfie camera, the only major upgrade on the S23 and S23+ could be the inclusion of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2. The S23 Ultra is expected to debut as Samsung’s first 200-megapixel camera phone. It is also expected to feature the SD8G2 chip.
Samsung Galaxy S23 series launch delayed (rumoured)
As per the tweet by tipster Anthony, the Galaxy S23 series may debut between the middle and the end of February 2023. As mentioned above, the reason behind its delay is that Samsung is unable to decide on the final price structure of the S23 series.