Samsung Galaxy S23 series major leaks

Ice Universe, a trustworthy tipper, predicted last month that Samsung would introduce the Galaxy S23 series on February 1st, 2023. And earlier today, the Colombian branch of Samsung confirmed the date by setting up a page on its website for the Galaxy Unpacked event, which will see the introduction of the S23 line of smartphones.

The fact that page has since been taken down suggests that Samsung Colombia waited too long to announce the date of the Unpacked event. However, we anticipate the Korean conglomerate will soon make a formal announcement for the event.

Although Samsung didn't specifically mention the Galaxy S23 on its website, the image it shared effectively confirms that the company will present its 2023 flagships at the event on February 1.

Three models, the Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+, and Galaxy S23 Ultra, are anticipated to make up the Galaxy S23 series. Although Samsung hasn't yet made any announcements about them, we already know what the S23 trio will look like thanks to their leaked images. In the days leading up to the Galaxy Unpacked event on February 1, you can anticipate learning more information about the Galaxy S23 lineup.

New high resolution images of Samsung S23 series leaked

Early next month is when the Samsung Galaxy S23 series, which is rumoured to include the Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+, and Galaxy S23 Ultra, is expected to become official. These smartphones' designs have already been revealed by leaked images, but today we're looking at a fresh batch of renders that show the vanilla and Ultra models in various hues.

Both the S23 and S23+ will have three cameras on the back arranged vertically in the left corner, with the first camera's LED flash on its right side. The power button and volume rocker are located on the right-side frame of the phone, and the Samsung logo is also displayed at the bottom of the rear panel.

The P-shaped camera arrangement and boxier design of the S23 Ultra distinguish it. This phone has the Samsung logo on the back panel, just like the non-Ultra versions, and the power and volume rockers are located on the right side. The antenna lines at the top and bottom, which indicate a metal frame for the S23 Ultra, are also visible.

Samsung hasn't released any information about the Galaxy S23 lineup just yet, but as the rumoured unveiling on 1st February approaches, you can anticipate hearing more about it.