The release dates for the Samsung Galaxy Fold 4, Samsung Galaxy Flip 4, and Samsung Galaxy Watch Series 5 were announced at Samsung’s major event, the unpacked event, which was set for August 10.
As the anticipation builds, we are already hearing rumours regarding the Samsung Galaxy S23 series, which is anticipated to go on sale in the first quarter of 2023.
When is the exact release date of the Samsung Galaxy S23?
Samsung has traditionally released its Galaxy S smartphones within the first three months of the year. With the exception of the Galaxy S21 series, Samsung has launched them in February in recent years. Most likely, the COVID-19 pandemic is to blame for this.
It seems sense that Samsung would introduce its Galaxy S23 line of smartphones in February 2023. Don’t discount a January or even a March launch, though. In the past, Samsung has introduced the phones during certain months.
What features and specs will the Samsung Galaxy S23 series have?
Starting in the latter half of the summer, there are generally a lot of leaks and rumours about the upcoming Galaxy S release.
As a result, many of those leaks ought to stop soon. Here is what we may infer from prior Galaxy S releases in the interim.
Design
The Galaxy S series underwent one of its greatest changes ever in 2022. At that point, Samsung redesigned the Galaxy S22 Ultra to more closely resemble a Galaxy Note phone in both appearance and functionality. This includes having a S Pen slot and a boxy shape.
When compared to the earlier models, the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22 Plus were substantially unchanged. It’s highly likely that Samsung will employ this tactic again in 2023. In that case, the Galaxy S23 would resemble the Galaxy S22 greatly.
Specs and features
We are confident that Samsung Galaxy S phones will continue to be among the first internationally accessible handsets to feature Qualcomm’s newest flagship chip in 2023.
As a result, you may anticipate that the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 will be inside all three Samsung Galaxy S23 devices. That would undoubtedly apply to gadgets in North America, Korea, and India, with the Exynos 2300 perhaps arriving in other nations.
Samsung may decide to stop producing Galaxy S phones using Exynos processors in 2023, though. In that case, Qualcomm chips would be present in every Galaxy S23 smartphone, or nearly every one.
Additionally, Samsung has hardly ever reduced specifications over time. When compared to the Galaxy S22 Ultra, we anticipate the Galaxy S23 Ultra to feature identical or better specifications overall.
That would require a minimum of 5,000mAh battery, at least 8GB of RAM, 128GB of internal storage, a 1440p display with at least a 120Hz refresh rate, and a wired charging speed of at least 45W.
Additionally, it would require a comparable quad-sensor back camera with two telephoto lenses and a primary sensor with a resolution equal to or greater than 108MP. The Galaxy S23 Ultra may include a 200MP camera, according to early, hazy speculations.
The Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23 Plus, meanwhile, should inherit several Galaxy S22 series specifications. A minimum of 8GB of RAM, 128GB of internal storage, and 1080p monitors with 120Hz refresh rates would all be required.
With a wide, ultrawide, and telephoto lens, the camera configuration on the rear would probably stay the same. According to a rumour, the telephoto lens won’t be updated until 2023, thus the phones might be configured similarly to the Galaxy S22 series in that regard.
Battery life was one of the greatest general complaints about the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22 Plus. The capacity of the batteries in both versions should therefore be increased by Samsung in 2023.
Price of Samsung Galaxy S23 prices in Nigeria
Samsung made the right decision in 2021 by drastically reducing the cost of the Galaxy S21 series in comparison to the Galaxy S20 family. By releasing the Galaxy S22 series at the same costs as the Galaxy S21 family in 2022, Samsung made the right decision once more.
In 2023, Samsung should hopefully stick with this plan. Should this occur, the Samsung Galaxy S23 will cost N552,000, N690,000, and N827,000 for the Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus, and Galaxy S23 Ultra, respectively.
More evidence supporting this claim comes from the fact that the prices for the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Z Flip 4 were carried over from 2021.
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