Samsung still has weeks to officially announce the line of smartphones that will replace the Galaxy S22, but the specifications of one of the most important models that will make up this family have already been leaked after allegedly passing China’s TENAA certification agency. It is, of course, about Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra.
The aforementioned agency specifically listed a Samsung smartphone with a model number. CM-S9180, which would match the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, as its screen size is identical to that of the previous generation. This is exactly 6.8-inch panel that will have QHD+ resolution (3088×1440 pixels) and while TENAA doesn’t list it, it may ship with a 120Hz refresh rate.
The certification details the processor model that this Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra will include: Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen2. In fact, this is Qualcomm’s most powerful chip to date, and it will also arrive with a slight change in clock speed, increasing from 3.2GHz to 3.36GHz, the SoC will also be accompanied by 8 or 12 GB RAMas well as 256, 512 or up to 1 TB of storage interior. All this, with 4855 mAh battery.
As for the photographic section, we know that the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra will have a triple main camera. This will consist of main sensor up to 200 megapixels, a 12MP ultra wide-angle lens and a third telephoto lens, also 12MP. The latter could take pictures with 3x optical zoom and up to 10x.
This will be the design of the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra.
Apart from the specs, we also know the details about the appearance of this Galaxy S23 Ultra. According to a previous leak, the smartphone will have a design very similar to its predecessor.
So the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra will have double curvature on the screen and flat top and bottom frames. Also the back, where the corresponding PV modules will be integrated into the rear body. In addition, Samsung is expected to slightly reduce the thickness of the front panel.
The presentation date of the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, as well as the Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23 Plus is still unknown. However, the South Korean company usually officially reveals this range at the beginning of the year. Particularly during February.
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