Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Camera Module Design Likely to Remain the Same as the Galaxy S22 Ultra

Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Design

Samsung is expected to launch the Galaxy S23 Ultra alongside the standard S23 and S23 Plus at the Unpacked event in January or February 2023. Ahead of the launch, a new leak by tipster Ice Universe claims that the Galaxy S23 Ultra will have the same camera module design as its predecessor. This means that the S23 Ultra will sport will protruding cutouts for the quad-camera setup and the laser focus.

While the camera module design is likely to remain the same, it is rumoured that the Galaxy S23 Ultra will feature a new 200MP main camera sensor. Samsung is rumoured to upgrade the main camera from its 108MP sensor to a higher 200MP resolution but the sensor details are not known at the moment. It is likely that Samsung uses the HP1 sensor found in the Moto X30 Pro or might unveil a new one ahead of Unpacked 2023. 

We can expect the other three camera sensors to offer the same resolution. This means that the S23 Ultra could feature a 12MP ultrawide camera and two 10MP telephoto camera sensors with up to 100X zoom.

The phone is also said to pack a 5,000mAh battery and come with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC under the hood. Samsung will launch the phone with a 6.8-inch display with a 3088 x 1440-pixel resolution. Other details of the phone remain unknown. We will share more information once available.