Although the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is still a few months away and the Galaxy S22 Ultra has just launched, a video has already surfaced showing off the potentially new design of the next top smartphone. One detail in particular immediately catches the eye.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra with 200 MP camera
Samsung recently unveiled a new 200MP sensor that aims to take image quality to a new level. There was already a first generation of this, but not even Samsung installed it itself. That could change with the Galaxy S23 Ultra. At least that’s what the design of “Technizo Concept” is based on, which is a nice one render video of a potential Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra:
With the Galaxy S23 Ultra, it remains the case that the pin can be inserted into the housing. Samsung won’t be removing that any time soon either, after all the company has sacrificed the Note series and combined it with the S series. So it stays with the rather angular look and the display rounded on both sides.
It gets interesting on the back, because there would catch the eye of the Galaxy S23 Ultra’s 200 MP camera. The designer assumes that Samsung wants to showcase the high-resolution camera with a large lens. For comparison: All sensors on the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra look the same, as you can see in our hands-on video below:
What else does the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra do?
In addition to the optics, the technical data play an important role in the Galaxy S23 Ultra. According to the latest information, Samsung is said to forego its own Exynos processor in the new smartphone generation and only use Qualcomm chips. On the other hand, the company intends to pool its powers in chip development and launch its own chip for Galaxy smartphones on the market in a few years. Otherwise, the Galaxy S23 Ultra will get a bright and high-resolution display, a large battery, plenty of RAM and internal storage. More and more details will emerge in the coming months.
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