Recent Samsung Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23+ leaks don't leave much room for interpretation
The Galaxy S23 series will be introduced by Samsung on February 1 during the Galaxy Unpacked event in San Francisco. Samsung is anticipated to release three new smartphones: the Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+, and Galaxy S23 Ultra, though this has not been publicly confirmed by the company. A lot has already been said about the S23 trio, but the most recent leak from the German blog WinFuture doesn't reveal anything about the normal and plus variants.
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| Galaxy S23 |
We already know how the Galaxy S23 trio will appear in official press renders, but today's leak confirms the prior design rumors as the source revealed further images of the Galaxy S23 triple.
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| Specs |
The Galaxy S23 Ultra features a boxier, Galaxy Note-like form, whereas both models have an identical appearance and a more rounded design. The S23 and S23+ will share a number of specifications, although they will differ mostly in terms of screen size, storage space, battery life, and charging speed. More specifications are listed in the table below; however, keep in mind that these are for European models.
The S23 and S23+, according to the source, won't include a microSD card slot for storage expansion, but the European versions will have two physical SIM card slots and compatibility for eSIM. The 3.5mm headphone jack is also absent from the S23 and S23+, but both devices have ultrasonic in-display fingerprint scanners for biometric authentication.
Furthermore, according to the source, German customers who pre-book the S23 or S23+ from specific retailers will have the option of purchasing the phone with double the capacity for the same price. Therefore, if you buy the 128GB Galaxy S23 model, you can upgrade to the 256GB model for no additional cost. Additionally, the price of the "next smaller version" must be paid if you want to get the most expensive model.
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